Be safe… next time USE GLOVES.😊

@taylorebenguard6998

Жыл бұрын

who tf cares

@TerraVFX

Жыл бұрын

@@taylorebenguard6998 glass hurts alot when cutting

@taylorebenguard6998

Жыл бұрын

@@TerraVFX but do you really think that amount of glass is gonna do much?

@alessandroemili6785

Жыл бұрын

​@@taylorebenguard6998 that is not great to say😮‍💨

@geofsaviation2568

Жыл бұрын

Those pieces of glass are extremely sharp and even small pieces of glass are very sharp and I firmly agree with TerraVfx

I knew there was a better way to remove back glass, this dude is a W

Gloves 🧤???

Would this dissolve the battery adhesive and the screen adhesive?

@ecdiy

Жыл бұрын

Not that I'm aware of. Only the back glass is dipped, and when I lift the phone out, I let the solution drip off first. What I did was use 2x plastic razors to make up the 'height' difference caused by the camera lens protruding. Everything is still checking out ok on this phone so far.

@yo_itsjoshy

Жыл бұрын

You should be removing both of those items first bro. Don’t do back glass repair without removing battery, logic board, and screen. You can easily ruin the motherboard and ruin your phone and repair for that can cost $400 easily.

All the people complaining about gloves. Believe me, they don't help sadly

Never try to do that....feared most...the camera might be damage

@ecdiy

Жыл бұрын

What I did was use 2x plastic razors to make up the 'height' difference caused by the camera lens protruding. Only the back glass is dipped, and when I lift the phone out, I let the solution drip off first. Everything is still checking out ok on this phone so far to this day. I've been absolutely swamped lately, but the very next video will be on this for sure.

When can we expect the video to be posted? It would be nice to finally discover the name of that liquid.

@CubXD

Жыл бұрын

Ice propel alcohol

@k9ine787

Жыл бұрын

Isopropyl alcohol

Why not remove everything from inside the phone and just doing it to the housing?

What is that liquid?

@AMAL_AMPZ

Жыл бұрын

acetone

@irvinglechuga2067

Жыл бұрын

​@@AMAL_AMPZ thank you, acetone will easily damage cameras and logic board

@AMAL_AMPZ

Жыл бұрын

@@irvinglechuga2067 i think so

@ecdiy

Жыл бұрын

I do not recommend using acetone for any phone repair. It is way too harsh.

@irvinglechuga2067

Жыл бұрын

@@ecdiy what did you use?

Can this also be done on older phones like xr and up? Just wondering because I don't have a laser and would save me money from paying someone else to use their laser.

Hello bro what liquid did you use please help me? I need to replace my iPhone back glass the wide lens already broken so I no need worry if broken. I have camera replacement.

@ecdiy

5 ай бұрын

99% isopropyl alcohol but you have to be super super careful to just barely dip the back glass. It will pull into the adhesive via capillary action but any deeper than that, you could potentially get it in the camera which is not good.

Wouldnt the broken shards scratch the screen?

Aftermarket rear housing not possible with original housing the glue is too strong ipa or heat dosent look at it

@ecdiy

Жыл бұрын

I can confirm that it's the original housing! In the next shorts video, I will let you know how.

@SA-mv3vf

Жыл бұрын

​@@ecdiy nope, I can assure you this is not the oem housing , is Rewa a joke to you?? Lol we are all using laser removal for a reason.....the oem glass back is rock solid , using car grade adhesive!!! Unless you're aware this is an oem and just making this shit video for views!! Shame

Everybody gangsta until they imei code the back glass and front glass (watch I bet they will and in less than 4 years they will find a God Damm way)

@miloscvetkovic2633

6 ай бұрын

Already bypassed. You have options to buy iphone 4 glass and later iphone 5-6 housings with etched imei so it wouldnt be big of a deal for newer models

What is the name of liquid tell us???????

@cole_tech_offical

Жыл бұрын

It’s isopropyl alcohol.

Put phone in mystery liquid. Don't tell anyone what it is. What a waste of time.

Any updates on the alcohol bath back glass removal method ?

@ecdiy

5 ай бұрын

99% isopropyl alcohol but you have to be super super careful to just barely dip the back glass. It will pull into the adhesive via capillary action but any deeper than that, you could potentially get it in the camera which is not good. Still a very tedious process removing every little piece, and due to possibility of something as small as the surface being off-level causing issues, I more or less abandoned making the follow-up video to protect others. I did share what I did in the comments earlier though. *so sorry I just realized so many of these comments, I never received a notification for. Will be checking manually from now on.

The back glass you replacing is refurbished without proper factory glue on. Go a long way to go Man😊

What is the solution you used

@ecdiy

5 ай бұрын

99% isopropyl alcohol but you have to be super super careful to just barely dip the back glass. It will pull into the adhesive via capillary action but any deeper than that, you could potentially get it in the camera which is not good.

My man cracked the code!

You ruin the camera internal lens

What’s the chemical used this is really useful if the whole housing isn’t damaged

@ilyasg2108

Жыл бұрын

that’s what i’m wondering, he didn’t tell us lol

What liquid is that 🤯

@flzbeats2874

Жыл бұрын

Iso? 5111?

@flzbeats2874

Жыл бұрын

What about front facing camera? Face ID? Back camera battery adhesive

@ecdiy

Жыл бұрын

Good news & bad news. Bad: due to CNY surge the parts to finish might arrive much later... Good: It means I'm probably going to tell you guys sooner! Stay tuned!

@sky5.311

Жыл бұрын

@@ecdiy how soon?!

I looked at all the shirts but found nothing on what was used

@ecdiy

Жыл бұрын

Hello, Sorry for the delay. Just over a month after this video, the rear camera started making noise with intermittent focus issues. Could have been unrelated/coincidence but to ensure our viewers don't get led down the wrong path, we have expanded the experiments. We have taken several phones from iPhone 11 to 14, some with the internals removed so we can see if there's any solution coming inside of the frame and what not. So far, everything is checking out. Just giving it a bit more time, and using the cameras more on an ongoing basis (just in case doing this shortens the lifespan of the lubrication applied to the gears) We were careful with the depth of the solution for this phone in this video and looking at the footages from this video, I do believe the camera issue may have been a coincidence but by doing the experiments with the internals removed and recording we're finding out how much solution should be used, and for how long. One thing I can say though is that it works well for small pieces, but not for larger pieces so you'd want to get a back glass breaker to break the larger pieces into smaller pieces. Very promising for DIYers without the laser machine so far! Any questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to comment further/contact us.

How long did you have the phone in the alcohol for?

@ecdiy

Жыл бұрын

I know I'm so late on the follow up of this video so I'm just going to tell you. (mgiht delete this after though) The trick is 99% isopropyl alcohol only, overnight/8 hours+ in this video. Very very little amount, just enough to wet the back glass (plastic razor blade to prop up the bottom of the phone to 'even out' the camera lens protrusion. You do still need a back glass breaker as the trick only works well with smaller pieces of glass (Better alcohol absorption) Also, it works much better in a closed container as open container causes too much evaporation.

@alexneil1078

Жыл бұрын

@@ecdiy thanks for the info.

IPA?

what liquid bossman?

isopropyl alcohol

Mineral oil?

@ecdiy

Жыл бұрын

Nooo, not mineral oil. Thank you for your comment/guess though!

He put the whole thing in

The glass around the camera must of been a pain

Well it will also dissolve every other adhesive in that phone, have fun gluing it all together again.

@ecdiy

Жыл бұрын

Update coming soon! Only the back glass is dipped, and when I lift the phone out, I let the solution drip off first. What I did was use 2x plastic razors to make up the 'height' difference caused by the camera lens protruding. Everything is still checking out ok on this phone so far.

@anzer789

Жыл бұрын

@@ecdiy excited to see it! if you don’t have to disassemble the entire phone just to replace the glass, this is a game changer!

tell us the liquid

Is It water? What is the liquid lol

@mohdadilkhan4568

Жыл бұрын

That is isopropyl alcohol, doesn't conduct electricity.

@SianaGearz

Жыл бұрын

@@mohdadilkhan4568 it could be any number of nonpolar solvents. He isn't gonna do much mileage with isopropanol though I'm quite certain. Hexane, heptane, MEK, acetone? They've all got some hazards where they might kill something but I mean someone would have tried and found the one which is just the right type of nasty.

Drop the video

What iphone is this?

@miikart

Жыл бұрын

iphone 3gs 2023 apple inc unreleased

@IGD_Studios

Жыл бұрын

It's a Iphone 13

@miikart

Жыл бұрын

@@IGD_Studios no its an iphone 3gs 2023 apple inc unreleased

@IGD_Studios

Жыл бұрын

@@miikart No it's not

@miikart

Жыл бұрын

@@IGD_Studios yes it is

I wish juan coudve given him more..

And 2 months later every chip wiggling inside the phone

@ecdiy

Жыл бұрын

Indeed, if the phone was to be submerged fully, there is a risk of other adhesive coming off loose. However, in this case, the orange plastic razor blades were put in to make up for the height difference caused by the bulging camera lens. The liquid was filled up just high enough to make contact with the back glass and allowed to drip when the phone is removed. An interesting thing that I also observed, was that once the liquid was fully dried, the adhesive strength did return also.

I used to do consoles, maybe I should start doing phones

@ecdiy

Жыл бұрын

Honestly if you are into flipping devices for profit, do check out iPhone 12~14 front glass repair. Highly profitable and a lot easier than the back glass in my opinion.

Does that actually work or is it fake?

@ecdiy

Жыл бұрын

It actually works! but the glue along the edges seem to be a different kind of glue that's not softened by this. Still very helpful and I will reveal it very soon. So sorry for the delay.

@ryarmadillo5668

Жыл бұрын

@@ecdiy i will try this on the next device I get. I would also think to replace the battery adhesive as i bet it got ruined when it was placed in that

@ecdiy

Жыл бұрын

@@ryarmadillo5668 What I did was use 2x plastic razors to make up the 'height' difference caused by the camera lens protruding. Only the back glass is dipped, and when I lift the phone out, I let the solution drip off first. Everything is still checking out ok on this phone so far.

No way is this true ?

@ecdiy

Жыл бұрын

So far it checks out. Had intended to upload an update a lot sooner but just want to be thorough and cover all scenarios first before confirming: big cracks/small cracks/what happens if I accidentally put too much solution (in this video I was very careful to dip just the back glass, and use plastic razor blades as a shim to offset the height difference caused by the protruding camera lens), is there a problem 1 month/2 months down the road in either case... etc I have been away for awhile so didn't get to do too much experimenting but used the phone without an issue during the time away.

I ain’t buying no refurb iPhones lol potentially misalign display glass or contaminates, rear glass not under the camera rings as it was in OEM. Kudos to finding better ways to repair them but I wouldn’t pay normal prices for a phone repaired like so

@ecdiy

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your comment! For sure, I agree that refurbished phones should always be described as such, and the price should reflect that. May I ask what you mean by "rear glass not under the camera rings", a proper replacement glass should be made to exact spec. Display glass alignment on iPhone 12 to 14 series isn't a concern as the bezel is virtually the same size as the front glass. Meaning it can only be aligned in order for it to be installed back on the phone. There isn't room for misalignment as there was with older iPhones fortunately. As long as one does not cheap out and get generic 'waterproofing tape' vs the OEM and apply heat and pressure to seal, the water resistance should be maintained.

@grandtheftauto1233

Жыл бұрын

@@ecdiy thank you and forgive my ignorance and ridiculous comment. Anyway, from what I’ve seen the rear glass replacements are designed so the camera lenses can fit through the holes, while the original rear glass actually goes below the edges of camera lens frame. This requires shattering the glass around the lenses to remove it, and the replacement goes over with a slightly larger hole. It couldn’t be like original unless you remove the lenses but they’re welded to the frame so it’s not feasible. Thus replacement glass has hole to fit lens through, unlike original going beneath the edges of it. Now this is pretty negligible but just something that can’t be solved with rear glass replacements at this time (if you can even see it). Keep up the amazing work!

@ecdiy

Жыл бұрын

@@grandtheftauto1233 Thank you so much for the info! While I have good experience with the front glass/screen refurbishing, the back glass on these iPhones is new to me. Now I know what they meant when I saw suppliers advertise "bigger hole". Thanks again, I learned something new. Have a great rest of the day.

@grandtheftauto1233

Жыл бұрын

@@ecdiy very cool I’m glad we both learned something :) I’ll follow your channel to learn more as well. I didn’t realize the ease for front glass replacements now of days with the Face ID devices. This surely beats aftermarket displays any day!!

@phonerepairguru what do u think??

Uhm so nobody is gonna worry about his whatever was in that got into the phone?!

Nice

I broke mine today💀😂

use lazer machine instead of this shit method😂😂😂

If it's IPA it's a really bad idea to put a phone with display attached into it. The IPA could/will permanently damage the display if it leak's under the separate layers of the screen.

@ecdiy

Жыл бұрын

Working on the video now. Should be up in the next couple of days. (Sorry for the delay for anyone that's been waiting!) Stay tuned! In regards to your comment with IPA, indeed submerging the phone fully in IPA would be a concern for LCDs with backlights which were iPhone 8 & older for the most part. I suppose aftermarket LCDs may also be included in there. However, OLEDs are sealed. It doesn't apply to this video but I have submerged OLED displays for as long as 48 hours (48 hours was done on an S22 Ultra, but I have submerged many OLED displays for a couple of hours without an issue).

@DerekIsADino0605

Жыл бұрын

@ecdiy, I can confirm, either sealed lcds such as on the iPad air 4th gen and so on and oleds will work. I'd recommend to take out the battery tho, what if it arcs!

@mariokucek4706

Жыл бұрын

Layers? Really? This model has OLED..

@tammi8808

Жыл бұрын

@@mariokucek4706 yeah, layers. Its not my fault if you dont know how displays work 😅

@AznTony360

Жыл бұрын

Ipa doesn’t affect oled. Just the backlit lcd since there are layers of film the ipa can seep in. I’ve been salvaging oled the same way by replacing just the cracked glass. The older iPhones, I used to need to use lots of heat and fishing wire.

Oof

Your Camera Is gone

@ecdiy

Жыл бұрын

It still works! All functions still good even a week later. The only revelation since this video is that the glass along the edges don't come off as easily. The shipment for the parts didn't make the cut-off before the market closed for Chinese New Year, so probably just going to do a reveal on a long form video within the next few days.

@subs4794

Жыл бұрын

@@ecdiy May I suggest that you speak a bit slower in your videos/shorts. Also, I think there is no need to add various unrelated bits of info to what is showing on video ATM. Like in one video you mentioned the "best flagship to flip" in the middle of showing directions on replacing the glass. Info like that can go at the start or the end, if that makes sense. I appreciate what you offer. I need to fix a cracked glass (I hope it's just the glass) on a Pixel phone ASAP. But I'm wondering if I should have a backup replacement full OEM screen ready in case something more goes wrong. Or even find a deal on a used replacement phone before I do your glass replacement kit to the cracked one. Then have a backup phone or sell one. I'm really upset, this phone was just weeks old and now the screen has a crack that is almost cutting my finger when I use it 👆💉🩸 PS, I have more tips/suggestions for you, if you like, like to improve your website UX. Thanks again. Maybe I will order soon, if I can't find a local store that does this glass only repair cheap.

@ecdiy

Жыл бұрын

​@@subs4794 Thank you for your feedback. Feedback is always welcome! It's easy to get trapped in my own perspective and feedback helps me improve. Which Pixel phone are you repairing? Pro series are like Samsung phones, not so forgiving to mistakes but flat displays, I'd say they're only on par with newer Apples, just require a bit more time and the newer Apple iPhones are honestly a breeze compared to Samsung phones. It may not be saying much as it's not 'easy' in a traditional sense, but we've been doing some experiments with friends & family who do not have repair experience and both Apple and Google devices, especially the newer ones (again excluding Pro series) are quite forgiving to DIY mistakes. I will have the latest Pixel tips today. You can take a look and decide! Feedback on the site are welcome as well. Any further questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to comment further/contact us. Have a great rest of the day.

2nd

@Ultra-LV

Жыл бұрын

That is not the second iphone.

First

@Ultra-LV

Жыл бұрын

I doubt very much that is the first iPhone. Get glasses