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show you how to replace a broken screen on an iPad Pro 9.7 1st Generation Model.
Before Starting, we need to have the right tools to proceed with the repair,
which You can find in the description.
Proper heating is essential to separate the screen from the body for tablet repair. For
this, we use a heating pad designed for tablets and mobile phones. On iPad Air,
make sure to heat the front side. Select the Tablet heating option and leave it till
the heating completes. Alternatively, you can use a heat gun or hairdryer.
Once the heating has completed, use a suction cup on the sides to lift the front screen.
In between, Insert a Plastic Card pry tool or triangle picker and cut the adhesive around.
Be gentle while pulling; there are flex cables attached to the logic board.
To lift the touch screen, take the direction like opening a book,
but from the left-hand to the right-hand side.
Open and place it like an open book till removing the LCD Assembly.
Next, Take out the shield by removing three screws and then disconnect All three connector plugs.
And now the screen unit can leave the body.
Next, take out the Home button assembly and the bracket from the broken screen. While you are
removing, Be gentle, apply little heat, and take out the flex by disconnecting the plug.
Apply pressure from the front side to take out the home button assembly unit.
Next, place the home button assembly and the bracket on the new screen.
Next, Place theNew LCD Assembly unit in the body by connecting three plugs
and then secure the shield with three screws.
Next, to clamp up the iPad Pro 9.7, first ensure it has enough glue on it.
If not, you can use B7000 glue or Double-sided pre-cut adhesives.
Take the closing book direction and place the LCD Assembly on the body.
Place the bottom section first, then follow the top,
and then simultaneously click sides and the bottom. Make sure to put pressure on
the frame sides and verify that the home button sits and clicks orderly.
Finally, we are using screen binding clips to tighten the screen to the body.
If not, you can use rubber bands and leave them for some time.
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