Anybody figured out how to put this on top of LCD? Any ideas?
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I made some modifications. I took two metal pieces in the shape of an L, covered them with the soft side of Velcro to prevent them from scratching the top of my LCD. Then placed the spiky parts of the Velcro underneath the speaker to attach the L shaped metals pieces to it. Finally I placed it on top of my LCD with the L shape pieces holding it from the front LCD and the attached stand holding it from the back of the LCD. I used Velcro so that I could remove it later if I wanted to.
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I think the only way to accomplish this would be to mount it on the vesa mount 90 degrees. So make sure you want to keep it this way for a while, lol. You cannot simply just rotate it.
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I couldn't figure out how to remove the old cable, so I just removed the new one and stuck the old cable to the new screen. Just peel it off like a sticker. I have removed it a few times since then. It doesn't seem to be very picky.
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No, I have not but it would seem feasible based on the product description provided by Amazon. The only thought I had was to make sure the mounting holes line up. Larger screens typically require a larger "grip", with a broader mounting plate.
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Air bubbles are causing what to stick to the screen? water? You could put a cover plate/long piece of glass on top of this cover...
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Do not stick the lcd screen to the digitizer. You use digitizer tape only on the edges to keep the digitizer above the lcd. The digitizer should never tough the lcd. This will cause warped images, bubbles, and if it is like super stuck t might pull up the lcd and break the lcd permanently. It only looks like the lcd and digitizer are stuck together on phones, but they are not. The digitizer should never touch the lcd.
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My LCD screen came with thin double sided sticky tape. One cuts this into appropriate sizes to fill in the area where the LCD does not cover but the digital matrix (glass cover) does - extend. There is YouTube video somewhere that shows how it is done. I was not totally impressed with this method, I thought a better idea would be to buy the LCD - bezel assembly, that is pre-assembled. The Bezel is about $12 extra. This saves one the messy job of peeling of the broken glass too.
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Well, if you haven't removed your cracked glass yet, you will need a heat gun and plastic pry tools and/or molybine super thin wire to separate glass from LCD screen. Very tedious job that needs patience or else you will ruin LCD. If you have a LCD already new with no glass on it, the correct way to put new glass on is with liquid UV loca glue just like it's done from the factory. You can youtube how to do that. If you don't want to use uv glue, you can go easy route and just put the adhesive glass comes with at the top and bottom and the thin pieces on the sides. Be sure not to have any on the actual LCD as it will show when you put glass on.. It's not the rite way but will work. Just the touch function will not work at it's best like uv liquid loca glue that fills gap between LCD and glass.. You can dry the uv liquid glue with a uv black light or uv led flashlight or leave in sun for 30 minutes at a time checking it's dryness. Any questions just email me at AppleRepairMan27@gmail.com
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It should be very simple, just push the base in facing the metal part to the front of the monitor...
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I put some round stickers on the screen. You have to put one on each side of the screen, sticky side to sticky side, so they will stay.
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You will need to order a new screen. But be very careful taking it off as you can damage the LCD. You can get some YouTube video to help guide you!
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I would concur with the sellers answer and it was a lot simpler than I had expected. This route is considerably more expensive but way simpler than just replacing the glass. In the past I made an attempt to just replace the glass on an android smart phone and ended up ruining the lcd under the glass. There a great youtube videos that show you step by step and all you need is a small philips (x) head screw driver. Awesome seller btw.
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Something like a semi soft spatula, inserted underneath will pry it off. It's not like it's glued on. I actually had to take off the top lcd protector when I fell and dropped it and it cracked, but saved the lcd display on the camera. It just popped right off using my pocketknife
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There are mounting holes on the back of LCD's which are used for wall or desk supports (as opposed to the simple stand that attaches to the LCD). You could just fabricate your speaker brackets to utilize those existing holes.
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This is the front glass, that goes over the LCD display. The LCD is sold desperately.
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My unit does not have a cover over the display. The image to the right is exposed to the elements. You activate it by pressing the up and down arrows. The display is exposed to the elements as well. I'm unaware of any cover for it. It would be smart to make some type cover for the switch/decal to prevent the sun from baking it. A piece of opaque plastic with velcro would work and you could raise it up to access the decal and lower it when not in use. This would extend the life of you display/decal...
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does not work because the LCD does not have fram with all staff togather with LCD