When i dropped the phone, the speaker blew soon after. By replacing the screen am i also replacing the speaker?
57778
It has been awhile since I replaced the screen on my evo. I don't think the speaker is part of the screen replacement. I learned from YouTube videos. Sorry for not directly answering your question.
57779
Hello Alan, You will have to purchase the speaker separately. When changing out the screen, you will have to remove the speaker anyways.
57780
If I remember correctly, the speaker is a separate component. You will have to change that out separately. I hope this helps
57781
Nope, that's a completely separate component. Not sure if you can get replacement parts for that. U may consider trolling Craigslist for a replacement phone before you expend the effort to replace the screen.
112484
It is not it is just the glass replacememt. That particular phone needs the lcd and glass replaced it comes attached
1420033
the digitizer is attached to the screen, so i'm not sure if you can just replace the one.
2102569
Nope, this is what you need. I had the same problem, 3/4 of my screen didn't work after I dropped mine. Replaced it with this screen and I was good to go.
1868607
If its cracked, you can have someone fix the screen. I wouldnt bother and return it asap tho. Its flimsy as iz.
1383647
Yes, you can replace it. You can also replace the handset cord. They both connect with plugs. They aren't hardwired.
1134998
You need a new LCD and digitizer screen . It doesnt come seperately. Also, if you are planning to replace this yourself, just a word of advice: it's a bit tough to detach the screen,which is the very top layer. To see if yours is even damaged,run your fingers across the screen. If its smooth,its fine,but if you can actually feel the cracks from when it was dropped,then you will need a replacement screen too.I had a galaxy2 and the same thing happened. After going through HELL trying to repair it,I finally figured out that I'm losing $ and had to accept my loss.:( your phone is a tad different though. Best of luck!Check out youtube for how to fix it! You need a new LCD and digitizer screen . It doesnt come seperately. Also, if you are planning to replace this yourself, just a word of advice: it's a bit tough to detach the screen,which is the very top layer. To see if yours is even damaged,run your fingers across the screen. If its smooth,its fine,but if you can actually feel the cracks from when it was dropped,then you will need a replacement screen too.I had a galaxy2 and the same thing happened. After going through HELL trying to repair it,I finally figured out that I'm losing $ and had to accept my loss.:( your phone is a tad... » Read More You need a new LCD and digitizer screen . It doesnt come seperately. Also, if you are planning to replace this yourself, just a word of advice: it's a bit tough to detach the screen,which is the very top layer. To see if yours is even damaged,run your fingers across the screen. If its smooth,its fine,but if you can actually feel the cracks from when it was dropped,then you will need a replacement screen too.I had a galaxy2 and the same thing happened. After going through HELL trying to repair it,I finally figured out that I'm losing $ and had to accept my loss.:( your phone is a tad different though. Best of luck!Check out youtube for how to fix it! « Show Less
1034725
The screen comes as it is but you will need to move all of your non-screen parts over to the new screen since it contains a housing for the motherboard, speaker, camera etc. I ended up taking new screen and old phone to a phone repair shop and the guy took care of it for me from there. But there are YouTube videos you can reference.
1507264
Nope. It's a fragile, bad product and they no longer make replacement screens. The only solution is to find one with a working screen and take it out to replace yours.
1130797
had that same issue with mine. it was a fried board. lg will charge you 70 yup 140 to repair it. my advise, get a different phone
1841736
In my personal experience with such an issue, usually replacing a new screen is unnecessary - but instead, it's just one of the flex cable that controls the touchscreen is loose. I think the best way is to open it up, and find those three flex cables and see which one is loose and press it down so that they're fully connected. For instructions wise as to how to open the phone, I would search youtube for instructions. Good luck!
340659
I am not sure what answer above you mean. It sounds like you need a replacement screen. With YouTube video, it's pretty easy to fix. The only issue I had was the mounting holes were off a little and I had to drill a couple of them to make it fit. Months and months later, it's still working. Hope this helps.
1940885
No. This is the full screen and digitizer part of the phone. The old broken part needs to be removed from the phone by opening the back and removing all the screws. Check out youtube for more info.
954693
I should fix all of those issues. Take your time to install it correctly. I had to switch over my ear speaker and my front facing camera. Both of the parts that came with the screen did not work.
1650346
There is a slight chance it could be a problem with the main board, but I doubt it. I have fixed many phone by just replacing the lcd/digitizer. This is an easy fix. You just need tweezers and some small screw drivers and a guitar pick. I recommend you watch it on you tube first. Good luck:)
1513652
Not sure about replacing a screen. I bought this to help with the audio. It worked great. It has all the tools you would need and has held up great.
1345245
Buy a new one. It cost about the same for a new screen. Hopefully you bought the warrenty