Do i need a heat gun
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I used a hair dryer on high setting. (make sure to take the battery out first) Have done over 10 replacements with this kit and works just fine everytime! Great kit, I would recommend to anyone. Just use the tools provided, carefully place the adhesive tape, heat and place!
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You can use a hair dryer. If you have heat gun that it will be a bit quicker but you have to be really careful with that. Since it focuses the heat to one point as compared to hair dryer blowing it to a larger area, it might damage your LED. Make sure you blow the hair dryer only around the edges and NOT on the screen. Also keep it moving constantly - do not focus the heat to point point for long enough. Its pretty simple to replace the screen, but if you run into problems or have any questions feel free to ask.
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yes . ... I followed this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=25C3ymJdkVI
1794539
Yes. It is pretty difficult and time consuming. It will take a couple tried but have patience. Watch the Youtube vidoes...FIRST
1794540
If its your first time replacing the screen you do because the factory uses a glue that needs heating up before you can remove the screen.
2266518
No, but you do need an incubator to keep it warm at a constant temperature.
1584544
A heat gun, lighter or torch is adequate. With open flame methods avoid discoloring or burning the heat shrink tubes.
1596427
No, mine was just the gun. It has 2 heat settings and a convenient little stand that pops out for when it's hot. Not add on pieces though.
133174
no, it's not needed unless you run at max output, look at picture at top between caps is the chip that gets hot I glued a little heatsink on that from a old VGA card
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No heat gun required, it is half the phone. Both screens and metal frame. Take phone apart and replace with new screen. Only issue I have is the bottom two buttons don't light up but still function perfect. Which is ok because I turned the backlight off anyways.
444719
No accessory (what are you looking for?) and case included. It's only $22+ (even in local store) and worth the price if you need a heat gun. I used it for a month (sometimes 5 - 6 hours per day) without any problem.
1778279
Not necessarily a heat gun, but some kind of heat device to loosen the glue. I used my blow dryer.
919350
heat gun does not throw out as much air as a blow dryer does. You have more controal with a heat gun
1483437
No, you don't need it, heating element is only on glass carafe model, thermal carafe keeps coffee hot and fresh several hours great machine
1095041
You'll be fine with it. To heat up to the point of melting, you'll have barrel issues first !!!
355098
You don't need a heater. In fact if you read some of the forums related to saltwater you will find that most people have heat issues with the lights and pump.
1222774
I didn't have to when I used mine. Perhaps I should have. The instructions as I understand is there is this metal looking gadjet inside of each that should be bent with fingers through the package. Once you hear snapping sounds while bending that metal piece stats the starts the process of heat.
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A heat gun works well but a hair dryer will do in a pinch. A long time ago some would use the heat from a flame to heat it.
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Botts,This has been edited, sorry... I originally posted that it COULD be run without heat, sorry for any confusion, I was thinking about one of our other ultrasonics. The unit can NOT be run without the heat, but you can adjust it.Hope this helps.Robert
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No, you will have to purchase a heater on your own. Get a submersible 25 to 50 watt heater that is designed for a nano tank.
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I have not yet had to replace mine, but if/when that time comes I would think that some of heat gun elements offered on ebay, compatible w/ Liester or Bak Rion heating guns would work as a replacement. I second the recommendation to let the heat gun run on level zero to allow the element to cool after use. I just let it run until the gun nozzle is cool to the touch.