Could someone please walk me through how to take the Treo 750 apart? I believe there is an object, maybe dust & dirt between the silver frame around the screen and the screen. So I have trouble with the touch scrren alignment. If you could walk me through taking it apart and puting it back together. Pictures would surely help. Thanks
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Hi,
I wonder if someone can offer any suggestions... The end of my stylus has broken off and left the metal part right inside the phone. I've tried with jewellers screwdrivers and tweezers to get it out, to no avail.
Any suggestions?
Have a look at the Polaris Wiki and get the service manual to disassemble the case.
Happened to me yesterday .Get a needle,press point of needle againt stylus.then push it out.took me 2seconds.
If the needle trick doesn;t work I somehow used a needle to prize the chamber open via the side and then freed the stylus by sliding it down. It hasn't damaged my polaris in any way. Sorry can;t be more specific but it wasa while ago!
Another way would be to take a bit of wire or a cocktail stick, apply a small drop of super glue to the end and press it onto the broken end of the stylus (being careful not to touch the sides of the polaris)
Then wait a few seconds for it to dry and pull it out!
Dear Nordberg !
try to put some glow on the top of the rest of ur stylus and put it back in ur PPC, let it a few minutes then try to pull it slowly and u will have a one piece stylus ......
Has anyone got a spare or cheap clip that holds the ribbon for the screen to the main board as mine snapped in half and now the screen wil not turn on at all.
What i did is took the whole thing apart and went to change the sceen as mine had a scrape on it but when i diconected the clip it broke into two so now there is no clip on it and it does not seem to work can anyone help ???
If pictures are required please let me know.
Many thanks
Glenn
hi, i need a little help. i just open up my htd diamond sprint. to put back the magnet that the stylus get hooked on. but the problem is i got everything done but when replace the cover on the back before the screws. there is a wire that runs right along the side next to the vibration ball. does it go right next to it or in the edge. well i am afraid it might rub against it and burn up the wire. any suggestion? got pics. forgot to take a pic of mine.
Why would you ever care if you damage the screen while taking it out since you're probably replacing it anyway? I have no clue. But I thought I would give it a try, and now i'm sharing.
So I managed to remove the screen and the frame without breaking anything (granted the screen wasn't working already)
i.imgur.com/cpKVP
What I did was cut off little strips from a credit card or any sort of plastic card. Then heated only the back side of the frame. I figured if I tried heating the screen from the front, the glass and screen adhesive might start separating. Then I worked the strips in between the frame and screen through the holes in the frame.
i.imgur.com/iql8z
You might be wondering why there are places ground down on the frame... I'll get to that...
Just worked at that for probably an hour constantly reheating. Just unsticking the adhesive from the back of the screen and the frame. I finally managed to be able to fit a card in through the bottom.
i.imgur.com/kuDuP
Then I just used that to unstick the rest of the adhesive.
Now, about why a lot of the frame has grinding marks. I have the Verizon GS3, but I broke the old screen. I found a water damaged sprint gs3 on craigslist for $100. so I figured I would see if it would fit, and if it didn't I could sell the screen for maybe 200-250 on ebay. It didn't fit, not perfectly... but I really didn't feel like waiting for it to sell. So instead, I made it fit, I almost got it perfect, and it all worked just perfectly when I had it all together. But I wanted it to fit perfectly, so naturally, on my last attempt, I ground down a little too far and nicked part of one of the ribbon cables. So I figured I'd try taking it apart without breaking it... If anybody has any suggestions on how to fix the ribbon, feel free to say something!
i.imgur.com/MN9Fl
how bad did you butcher the ribbon? you could maybe try circuitwriter conductive pen to draw the contacts back. http://stcwk.blogspot.com/2010/03/how-to-repair-broken-ribbon-cable.html
I got the S3 like 3 days ago, and earlier today it just slide out of my pocket when i was crouched, (I know, i placed an order on a case 2 days ago but thought i would be careful around the house with the phone til than) , Crack lower right corner, do you think you could seperate the glass/digitizer from the lcd screen? to just replace the glass/digitizer http://i46.tinypic.com/5lyx41.jpg
The pen might be worth a try. As for separating the glass from the screen, it's possible, but I really wouldn't recommend it. Just because of how the screen is manufactured, there is a film of glue between the front glass and the screen, it would be impossible to glue it back together without leaving bubbles in between, so it would look way worse than just the little bit of cracked screen you have.
Hello folks, I am replacing a screen on a S7, Now I managed to take everything apart and noted that there was a slight bend in the Frame.
I am wondering if I should by a new screen with frame or is there a way on bending the frame back in. It is really a small corner that is bend inwards (like the top part of the frame) . I also was thinking if I should use a screw driver to bend back up and then rip it off. Any Advise is welcome!
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Hello folks, I am replacing a screen on a S7, Now I managed to take everything apart and noted that there was a slight bend in the Frame.
I am wondering if I should by a new screen with frame or is there a way on bending the frame back in. It is really a small corner that is bend inwards (like the top part of the frame) . I also was thinking if I should use a screw driver to bend back up and then rip it off. Any Advise is welcome!
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You'll never get the frame back to it's original state and the screen won't sit square, which will lead to problems when you touch the screen. It's expensive to buy screen with frame but once fitted you shouldn't have any further issues.