iPad 6 Screen Replacement - A1893 - A1954

[@dadbuk3796]

Thankyou for the detailed tutorial video on how to do this repair without all the specialised tools.

[@jamesvickery4517]

Brilliant video , it’s like I’m looking at my own IPad with similar damage, it has now encouraged me to fix it

[@roxyqueen5076]

So I ordered a button and flex cable from repair parts USA… not only did they send me the wrong cable but it was not attached to the button… can I purchase a button and flex cable from you for iPad sixth generation?? The cable they sent me says it’s for a fifth and a sixth generation but it is not it is not the same cable can you help me? I watched several videos but yours was more in depth

[@UbergeeksBiz]

Here is iPad 6th Gen Home Button A1893 A1954 - eBay: ebay.us/91RBsF Amazon: amzn.to/3RP9JYR / amzn.to/3UdzOCq

[@woow14610]

Thank you for the video what is the width of the red double-sided tape?

[@Sharky-PR]

Thanks for taking your time for this good video!

[@fotisleft673]

nice video, when you put the new one if is oem does says in settning that repaired device with not official part like in iphones ??

[@UbergeeksBiz]

Not on iPad. It will never tell non-oem.

[@FamilyFun183]

Perfect explanation. Helped me change my screen.. Thanks broo

[@keciannaspence7969]

Hi, do you have a link for the iPad glass/ digitizer only.

[@julieberry2793]

Use a hair straightener rather than a heat gun. It’s a more focused heat and heats the glass as well instead of baking the insides of the iPad. It also rapidly heats that strip of glue around the screen without as much time under heat.

[@RichardBurroughs]

Good job on the video! Thanks!

[@keenan6354]

I followed step by step and now it won’t turn back on the step where you brake battery connection I wasn’t sure what you where doing maybe i broke that and to plug back in the button since I did not keep the old button because it snapped so I used the one attached to the replacement screen and I can’t get it to plug in you don’t explain how to do that can u pls help

[@elikamil7651]

thank you very much for the good tutorial sir..

[@sharellefisher6746]

Very thorough video…Thank You!!!😊

[@julieberry2793]

Use a hair straightener rather than a heat gun. It’s a more focused heat and heats the glass as well instead of baking the insides of the iPad.

[@corybo]

Thanks for the great how to. Helped heaps. 😀

[@UbergeeksBiz]

You are welcome. Glad the video helped.

[@bbag2005]

Hi, do you have video for iPad 6th gen LCD screen A1954 replacement and link to buy thank you

[@UbergeeksBiz]

Here is the LCD screen link: amzn.to/3L5jgaU

[@bbag2005]

@@UbergeeksBiz Thank You

[@roxyqueen5076]

Excuse me I didn’t hear in the video but what size is that red double sided tape ?

[@UbergeeksBiz]

2mm

[@GlowingRelic]

This video was very helpful! Thank you!

[@Modokai]

Thank man! Much appreciated :)

[@Nestorcpa]

Great advise

[@james-ob9rz]

I have Lines on my iPad

[@1962deiagiov]

Jedi!

[@johnlucier8572]

Makes me laugh he's pressing on the cracked glass and this will destroy the lcd panel and more headaches will come to your project. Crazy..

[@ktechnologylimited]

Hi, John --> Please do not mock him, he has created something by making the video and he is only human after all. Instead create your own video showing how it is done.