iPhone SE 2nd Generation screen replacement / digitizer glass and LCD re-installation instructions

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Step by step detailed guide on iPhone SE disassembly and reassembly and screen replacement (front assembly: LCD, Glass Digitizer, Frame)
The front assembly consists of the frame, the glass digitizer and the LCD screen. You will need to replace the entire front assembly if any of these components are broken.
Turn the phone off by holding the power and the up-volume buttons and confirming the shut down on screen.
Remove two pentalobe screws at the bottom of the phone. Use a heat gun to warm the adhesive around the perimeter
of the iPhone. Place a suction cup just above the home button. Insert a plastic pick between the display assembly and the main body. Gently move the plastic pick around the perimeter separating the display assembly from the main body. Once separation is achieved open the phone to a right angle.
Now we have access to the small metal shield which secures the battery connector and two front assembly connectors. The shield is held in place with four phillips screws. Most screws in this iPhone are different sizes so you’ll need to keep in mind the position of each screw. Using a phillips screwdriver remove the four screws. Remove the metal shield. Use a plastic pick do disconnect the battery and bend its lead away.
Next step is to open the camera connector at the top of the iPhone. The connector is secured with another small metal shield. Remove three phillips screws holding the shield in place. Unfortunately in this case the third phillips screw is completely stripped, but we are still able to bend it away to disconnect the connector. Using a plastic pick open the three connectors attaching the display assembly and set the main body aside.
Now we have to transfer some important components from the old front assembly onto the new one. Namely:
The Front camera and the speaker box, the big LCD shield and the home button.
Start with the home button. There are four tri-wing screws that hold a small metal shield in place. Remove the screws and put the shield aside. Using a plastic pick open the home button connector. Using a plastic pick gently pry off the glued flex cable. Remove the home button.
Next step is to remove the upper metal shield which is covering the speaker box ribbon cable with the front camera and the proximity sensors. Remove the three phillips screws. Set the shield aside. Remove two screws holding the speaker box. Set the speaker aside.
Remove another phillips screw and using a plastic pick gently separate the ribbon cable with the front camera and the proximity sensors from the frame.
Set it aside.
Now we can remove the big metal shield. There are three tri-wing screws on the right side and three tri-wing screws on the left side.
Remove the screws. Using plastic pick detach the big metal shield from the flex cables underneath. Set it aside. Set aside the old screen assembly.
At this stage we are ready to transfer these components onto the new front assembly. Take the new replacement part and place it on the desk. Press down the front assembly cables and cover them with the big metal shield. Replace six tri-wing screws. Three on the left side, and three on the right side.
Take the ribbon cable and carefully guide each component into its slot. Replace the one phillips screw. Replace the speaker box. Secure it with a two phillips screws at the bottom. Guide the camera into its slot and cover it with the small metal shield. Secure the shield with three phillips screws.
Next step is to replace the home button. Insert the button with its cable into the hole from the front. Make sure that the home button cable goes under the connector. Reconnect it to the front assembly. Cover the button and its connector with the small metal shield and secure it with four tri-wing screws.
This is the waterproofing adhesive, it comes in convenient plastic sheets shaped to the perimeter of the phone. Separate the back-plastic and apply the shape to the perimeter of the phone. Remove the second back-plastic sheet. Then carefully remove the remaining strips of plastic, making sure that the adhesive is positioned properly on the edge.
Do the same actions in the reverse order to reassemble.

[@LilYeshua]

Thanks. You're the first person that demonstrates and explains how to do it without the guesswork

[@roadmanagers3222]

Thank you, the video was really clear and you saved me 60 UK pounds.

[@chasebradshaw9314]

Don't you have to reprogram the new screen from the old screen with a device before you reinstall the screen so that all codes read the same ?

[@waymakers_kid9904]

what do i do if i turn it on to test it's working but it doesn't come on? It worked fine before I replaced screen and this isn't the first or even third screen I've replaced on phones and a tablet. i went back over all the steps but everything looks perfect. Help

[@mukeshbalgotra108]

Sir is it possible to recover data if sand disk pen drive chip is broken

[@Rexdsouza]

Is it possible to change the display without giving screen lock pasaword to shop keeper

[@Laptopscreen]

Should be possible, but we don't deal with the newest iPhones that may require extra steps to enable TrueTone, so not 100% certain.

[@Rexdsouza]

@@Laptopscreen okok

[@hackzgamezyt]

Just curious dose the home button have a seal or will i have to use adhesive?

[@Laptopscreen]

The button has its own silicon seal/adhesive, and if you are careful enough when pulling it out, and if the surface is clean enough, you can put it back in as-is.

[@troyjeff8908]

Touch ID still working?? I’m planning to replace my iPhone Se 2020 my screen has white dots on edges of the screen because of tempered glass has bubbles

[@Laptopscreen]

Re-install the original Touch ID / home button with the new screen.

[@troyjeff8908]

LaptopScreen.com oh okay thank you can I use iPhone 8 screen? For my iPhone Se 2020

[@drjl9206]

@@troyjeff8908 no