How easy is this to do,I mean for someone to simply do it at home. Is this a hard thing to replace, should I entrust my uncle to do it?
1810526
Do it on a clear head, no rushing, keep good track of your screws and you will be ok. Youtube videos online did it for me...I would advise magnetic screwdriver set. I did mine in 30 minutes...first time ever.
1810527
Not very hard, I did my S3 multiple times with no problems and worked like new. Tips - Make sure you have plenty of time and go slow, Did my husband's S4 and ran into a time crunch, broke his digitizer within 2 mins of trying to "hurry". Also, wouldn't recommend on a refurb either because you never know what or if it was put back together, friends phone screen completely came out of phone because it was refurbished and apparently a factory second glue on the mechanicals which melted away. BUT every situation and phone is different so don't attempt to do without phone insurance or back up plan! If you have thato just in case go for it! Save $100's or lose $5... not a bad wager. Not very hard, I did my S3 multiple times with no problems and worked like new. Tips - Make sure you have plenty of time and go slow, Did my husband's S4 and ran into a time crunch, broke his digitizer within 2 mins of trying to "hurry". Also, wouldn't recommend on a refurb either because you never know what or if it was put back together, friends phone screen completely came out of phone because it was refurbished and apparently a factory second glue on the mechanicals which melted away. BUT every situation and phone is different so don't attempt to do without phone insurance or... » Read More Not very hard, I did my S3 multiple times with no problems and worked like new. Tips - Make sure you have plenty of time and go slow, Did my husband's S4 and ran into a time crunch, broke his digitizer within 2 mins of trying to "hurry". Also, wouldn't recommend on a refurb either because you never know what or if it was put back together, friends phone screen completely came out of phone because it was refurbished and apparently a factory second glue on the mechanicals which melted away. BUT every situation and phone is different so don't attempt to do without phone insurance or back up plan! If you have thato just in case go for it! Save $100's or lose $5... not a bad wager. « Show Less
1810528
well the first time you change it, it's hard to get the glass off. you have to heat the glass up to about 180 degrees F to melt the glue under it . using a heat gun. not to hot though, because you will damage the LCD Digitizer under the glass and discolor it. ( that's what happen to me but barley noticeable) any way its is frustrating, but possible. If your just going to buy a new phone anyway because your phone is cracked, Just try it
712697
Yes. I had my husband do this for me. He said that it was pretty simple, but a little time consuming.
84582
Yes fairly easy. I was susrprised at how well it performed. You might have to use two hands but I have "uncle arthur" in my hands and I can use it. Mine isn't too bad though. Hope this helps
765262
Not at all difficult. I no longer have the cleaner so I can't give you many details as I don't recall from doing it. Nevertheless, it was quite easy and did resolve the issue.
2242245
Good luck, this is the weakest part in the system and is not expensive, I would give it a go. I changed it out myself and saved $180, thats the garage door guy in town wanted as a starting fee.
969620
You can do it yourself. I ordered one for a friend, and helped him program it...just follow instructions.
1011550
Yes, it is very easy to do. All you need is a small Philipshead screwdriver and about 12 minutes of time.
58060
Yes! It's super easy. We actually just did this last month. It's one simple piece you swap out. The nice thing is you can easily switch it back to propane! The part was less than $25.
55115
Yes, you can totally do it yourself. There are Youtube video guiding you how to install it.
1233401
Of course you can do it at home, easy installation. you can find thousands of tutorials on youtube.
118846
It requires soldering - it's not a simple remove and replace. There are some YouTube videos out there, but unless you're very comfortable with soldering, suggest you buy a new unit.
1461419
My husband said that if you're using it at home, it's great. You'd have to take it all apart then take it somewhere to have it done. If using in a commercial sense, you'd be better off buying a heavy duty one, more expensive but probably what you might need. Prior to purchasing this one, ours lasted for a long time.
1702186
Yes very easy!!!!! Done in a couple of minutes.. Would recommend buying. Good luck
2097108
Have a pro do it-find a local one on Google and read their reviews first. Never do yourself unless you know what you are doing.
1666877
It's actually very easy and takes about 3 minutes to replace. No ripping needed. Here the video I used. :) http://youtu.be/b2F4XUx36bQ
556335
Purchase this and the bottom piece, everything is pretty easy to replace but the hardest part is taking them out... Since you brokw both parts it may not be hard as you can take them both out as a whole together so you may not have to worry about melting the tape/glue... There are doEns of youtube videos to show you step by step how to do it... Make sure you get the tools and the tape piece... Overall instead of paying $200 going through your phone carrier you may come out about $40 ....
1017671
Read the manual. It's very simple. I've had mine off and on many many times. I cannot understand why everyone is making this so difficult. Maybe there is a YouTube video on it. And I wouldn't doubt there is. Check it out. I didn't have to resort to that because I can read the English language.