Hi all,
i've owned the OPO for about 7 months now and had no troubles except for one.
Somehow a good deal of dust was able to get behind the camera glass so that I preferred using the front cam because of the nicer looking pictures it took.
Today i've disassembled the part with the camera glass on it and cleaned the inside so i can take normal pictures again.
I thought i can share it with you:
Camera glass before cleaning:
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Has anybody experienced the same problem?
Kind regards,
Deox
No, but what I'm curious is how did you use this device to make the camera lens so dusty?
Dust shouldn't be able to gather underneath the glass unless it is exposed to the open.
xymay said:
No, but what I'm curious is how did you use this device to make the camera lens so dusty?
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That's a very good question!
I have no idea myself why this happened.. I have an office job and the phone always lays on a desk or is in my pocket.. and there's no dirt inside my pockets or on the desks.
I did have the same problem after 10 days of buying the phone.
I had to return the phone and I got refund for it.
deox91 said:
Hi all,
i've owned the OPO for about 7 months now and had no troubles except for one.
Somehow a good deal of dust was able to get behind the camera glass so that I preferred using the front cam because of the nicer looking pictures it took.
Today i've disassembled the part with the camera glass on it and cleaned the inside so i can take normal pictures again.
I thought i can share it with you:
Camera glass before cleaning:
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And after cleaning:
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Has anybody experienced the same problem?
Kind regards,
Deox
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I have the same problem is it easy to open it up?
deox91 said:
Hi all,
Today i've disassembled the part with the camera glass on it and cleaned the inside so i can take normal pictures again.
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Good for you--congratulations!
AAA118 said:
I have the same problem is it easy to open it up?
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Once you've removed the back cover (which was the hardest part for me) you only have to unscrew a few screws. But some are hidden, i suggest you to watch the ifixit teardown review while doing it. https://youtu.be/gNnUN8h_rVg
Dust in camera lens
Hello,
Is that any possible way stop the dust getting inside the camera. The service center technician says dust is getting inside through 3.5mm jack is that possible?
I am facing same issue of camera dust on OnePlus One
deox91 said:
Hi all,
i've owned the OPO for about 7 months now and had no troubles except for one.
Somehow a good deal of dust was able to get behind the camera glass so that I preferred using the front cam because of the nicer looking pictures it took.
Today i've disassembled the part with the camera glass on it and cleaned the inside so i can take normal pictures again.
I thought i can share it with you:
Camera glass before cleaning:
View attachment 3136729
View attachment 3136730
And after cleaning:
View attachment 3136731
View attachment 3136732
Has anybody experienced the same problem?
Kind regards,
Deox
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Yes, I am facing same problem. Can you please let me know how to open OnePlus One?
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Hi guys,
I managed it to break to glass of my camera on my Nexus 5.
The camera still works, it just looks like I'm taking pictures in a fog.
So all I need to replace would be the covering glass.
Can you point me somewhere or give me hints?
How complicated is such an repair, can I do it on my own?
Will I be able to get the replacement?
Regards
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DeagHidd said:
Hi guys,
I managed it to break to glass of my camera on my Nexus 5.
The camera still works, it just looks like I'm taking pictures in a fog.
So all I need to replace would be the covering glass.
Can you point me somewhere or give me hints?
How complicated is such an repair, can I do it on my own?
Will I be able to get the replacement?
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You wouldn't get warranty coverage and so you'll have to pay for the replacement glass, as well as the repair cost. Its safer if you just hand it over to LG for repairs, because you wouldn't want to get any dust under the glass when you replace it yourself (if that was even possible). I'm pretty sure they'll be able to get a replacement. Check your phone documentation for the nearest service center that should get you started.
DeagHidd said:
Hi guys,
I managed it to break to glass of my camera on my Nexus 5.
The camera still works, it just looks like I'm taking pictures in a fog.
So all I need to replace would be the covering glass.
Can you point me somewhere or give me hints?
How complicated is such an repair, can I do it on my own?
Will I be able to get the replacement?
Regards View attachment 2568897
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There is a replacement part that you can buy yourself for around $35 I think, just search for the other similar threads for the link.
Can I ask how it happened?
Heres the replacement: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Original-To...er_Cell_Phone_Accessories&hash=item1c3c3e8403
Good luck
I knew this day would happen
Try contact LG they may do it for you free or for a low price.
Thanks for the link, do you think it is safe to do it on my own? (Doesn't look to hard to do tbh)..
I can't tell you how it happened. I looked at my phone and the glass was broken. I didn't had my keys in my pocket or something
DeagHidd said:
Thanks for the link, do you think it is safe to do it on my own? (Doesn't look to hard to do tbh)..
I can't tell you how it happened. I looked at my phone and the glass was broken. I didn't had my keys in my pocket or something
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Check out the Nexus 5 teardown guide on ifixit.com and see if its something you're comfortable with doing. As long as you're handy, have the tools to get the job done, extremely patient and know how to follow directions then I'd say go for it.
sent from my neXus 5
has anyone on here had to replace the glass in front of the camera?
basically my friend dropped his Nexus 5 onto some rocks, and it spider-cracked the camera glass. to make the camera kinda usable again, he just removed the broken glass. i'm thinking this is the part needed to repair/replace it:
http://www.amazon.com/Rear-Camera-R...412803080&sr=8-2&keywords=nexus+5+camera+lens
and then follow the first 3 steps over on an ifixit.com guide:
https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Nexus+5+Battery+Replacement/26009
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has anyone on here had to replace the glass in front of the camera?
basically my friend dropped his Nexus 5 onto some rocks, and it spider-cracked the camera glass. to make the camera kinda usable again, he just removed the broken glass. i'm thinking this is the part needed to repair/replace it:
http://www.amazon.com/Rear-Camera-R...412803080&sr=8-2&keywords=nexus+5+camera+lens
and then follow the first 3 steps over on an ifixit.com guide:
https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Nexus+5+Battery+Replacement/26009
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Never actually replaced the glass, but it should be pretty easy.
I've striped the phone down to the component parts and re built it before... wasn't that difficult using the iFixit guide.
The only awkward bit is removing the back plate - the glue was really sticky! just be gentle and you should be fine.
the back plate? is this what you're talking about?
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the back plate? is this what you're talking about?
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No, I just meant the back cover. That panel holds the motherboard in place.
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No, I just meant the back cover. That panel holds the motherboard in place.
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i just discovered this kit on Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/Chassis-Housi...413209575&sr=8-1&keywords=nexus+5+camera+lens
and taking the ifixit.com guide in mind, this seems like the easier part to replace than just the lens cover part. you think?
mrhomiec said:
i just discovered this kit on Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/Chassis-Housi...413209575&sr=8-1&keywords=nexus+5+camera+lens
and taking the ifixit.com guide in mind, this seems like the easier part to replace than just the lens cover part. you think?
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I don't think it will make it any easier or harder - you would have to take the old one out anyway, and it's just a few extra screws to remove the camera lens.
But it's only a few quid more to buy that part and they both come with free tools, so you might as well.
Hello Everyone.
I bought my nexus 5 around 3 months ago but since then, I've never tried screen protector. So here is the problem; its a little bit scratched I wanna change the lens, but the point is touch screen is works perfect just the lens damaged a little bit. (You'll see that clearly in photos)
So would be problem if I change my lens with this ;
Top Quality for LG Google Nexus 5 D820 D821 LCD Outer Front Touch Screen Glass Lens Black +Tools Free Shipping
http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Top-...ront-Touch-Screen-Glass-Lens/32223490415.html
(from AliExpress Android
What do you thing about this , do you think will be there any problems about sensivity of touch screen ?
Cool story bro
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If you think you can separate lcd from front glass and glue with LOCA it back - then why not
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYG66MFuwcU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XevDmI5zpjw
RolF2 said:
If you think you can separate lcd from front glass and glue with LOCA it back - then why not
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYG66MFuwcU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XevDmI5zpjw
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I'm not gonna lie, it looks way Harder than I thought. But still not looks impossible, so my main question is do you think the lens I've send the link will be fine ? Or would be problems about touching sensivity ?
Cool story bro
Conixcit said:
I'm not gonna lie, it looks way Harder than I thought. But still not looks impossible, so my main question is do you think the lens I've send the link will be fine ? Or would be problems about touching sensivity ?
Cool story bro
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I would avoid doing so. I've yet to hear from a single person who had succesfully done so and didn't have some type of issue afterwards. Either the screen sticks out a bit and moves due to double sided tape used, or the LCD or some other component breaks when using the special resin/glue needed to make it fit correctly, back light bleeding through spots, etc. etc.
It's basically a nightmare and the only practical way to replace the glass is to replace the whole LCD assembly. Not something I would do for scratches.
Just get a screen protector (maybe glass) and call it a day.
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I would avoid doing so. I've yet to hear from a single person who had succesfully done so and didn't have some type of issue afterwards. Either the screen sticks out a bit and moves due to double sided tape used, or the LCD or some other component breaks when using the special resin/glue needed to make it fit correctly, back light bleeding through spots, etc. etc.
It's basically a nightmare and the only practical way to replace the glass is to replace the whole LCD assembly. Not something I would do for scratches.
Just get a screen protector (maybe glass) and call it a day.
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Well, As I said before, this looks way harder than I thought.
So thanks for detailed information my friend.
I'm not gonna risk whole my screen for 2 tiny scratches.
Thanks again
Cool story bro
Just this afternoon I discovered that my Z3 has spots in its pictures. What do you guys make of this? I think it is dust or some other sort of particles. Not sure what I should do..
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Had 1 big spot on my pictures too ,it showed up one week after i bought the device at the top of the screen. Then it moved to the middle and now it's gone.
I think that it's dust.
Had the same problem.
I tried everything including blasting the phone from every possible hole with compressed air. Nothing worked so I contacted the local authorized repair center. After a week. the called me and told me that the phone is fixed. When I asked them what was the issue, they told me that the camera module was replaced. I'm taking this information with a grain of salt,because I have had a similar problem with my CybersShot - the problem was a spec of dust on the sensor.
I was a little spectral about the waterproofing so when I got the phone i tried the pressure test and it was OK. Since then I have tried it in a pool and it's OK.
Here you can see my photos with the spot - http://forum.xda-developers.com/z3/help/dark-spot-photos-t2986834
Let me know if you have any questions and hope you get it fixed soon.
Same problem here!
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Had the same problem.
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Let me know if you have any questions and hope you get it fixed soon.
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Looks near identical. I'll bring it to the store soon to get it fixed, but that has to wait a couple of weeks.
Cannot imagine that they will refuse to fix it under warranty, the thing is supposed to be dustproof after all. Hopefully they can fix my rattle as well at the same time..
The strange thing for me was that the camera module is covered by an additional foam, meaning that dust particles should not enter the camera lens and it's surroundings . That's the reason why I was not able to blast the dust with air.
You can see what I'm talking about on the right pic -
Well, mine has been open for repairs. Maybe that's part of the cause..
same here
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Well, mine has been open for repairs. Maybe that's part of the cause..
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Just saw the exact same spots on my phone, which led me here.
Hmm hope the store does something good. Mine has also been through a replace because of a broken front screen.
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Just saw the exact same spots on my phone, which led me here.
Hmm hope the store does something good. Mine has also been through a replace because of a broken front screen.
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Perhaps you have a different sensor, or motherboard, now. But that's definiately dust on the sensor.
Well sort of good news, mine got repaired. It took 6 weeks and two attempts. Allthough the first camera module swap was succesfull, I received my phone damaged and making a rattle sound.
I'm hoping this time the rattle won't return, because they did a beautiful job fixing the phone. The tolerances are better than when I got it new..
One thing to look out for is the Camera Lens manages to get marks on the camera just from being in my pocket.
My lens still looks sharp. No furthers issues to report after my repairs.
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One thing to look out for is the Camera Lens manages to get marks on the camera just from being in my pocket.
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Tell me about it, mine is less than a month old and is scratched.
I've given the phone to my Niece to take some photo and video. When she gave me the phone back, I found it cracked at the back. Not sure how it was cracked. I might be due to excessive heat dissipated while the screen stays on for few minutes. What do you think about it? How I can repair it?
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I've given the phone to my Niece to take some photo and video. When she gave me the phone back, I found it cracked at the back. Not sure how it was cracked. I might be due to excessive heat dissipated while the screen stays on for few minutes. What do you think about it? How I can repair it?
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Isn't that tempered glass over your Z3?
You will need this part:
http://www.witrigs.com/custom-back-cover-for-sony-xperia-z3-green
I just replaced the front and back of mine as it cracked on my wife accidentally doing something with the kids.
You will need to transfer your stock NFC sticker/chip to the new cover before installation. This company ships quick and is very reliable. If you do not have the suction cup and guitar pics I recommend it, you will need it for installation. As well as a heat gun or hair dryer.
You can see a how to video towards the bottom of the page I linked.
Good luck.
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Isn't that tempered glass over your Z3?
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No, there was no tempered glass in the back. Tempered glass protector is in the front side.
Evil-MOBO said:
You will need this part:
http://www.witrigs.com/custom-back-cover-for-sony-xperia-z3-green
I just replaced the front and back of mine as it cracked on my wife accidentally doing something with the kids.
You will need to transfer your stock NFC sticker/chip to the new cover before installation. This company ships quick and is very reliable. If you do not have the suction cup and guitar pics I recommend it, you will need it for installation. As well as a heat gun or hair dryer.
You can see a how to video towards the bottom of the page I linked.
Good luck.
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What about the below one?
http://www.aliexpress.com/item/100-...r-battery-cover-back-housing/32280792586.html
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What about the below one?
http://www.aliexpress.com/item/100-...r-battery-cover-back-housing/32280792586.html
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That one says Sony on the back so whichever you prefer.