DIY Google Pixel 4a 5G LCD Touch Screen Repair Guide

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To start, we need the right tools to proceed with the repair, which You can find in the description.

To remove the screen, it needs to heat gently around the screen edges until the pasted adhesive becomes soft.

For this, we are using a heating pad. Place the front screen side on the heating pad. Select the mobile phone heating option and leave it till it completes. Alternatively, you can use a heat gun or hairdryer.

Once you feel the Heating is enough, use a suction cup to lift the screen a little and insert a plastic card pry tool or something similar to cut the adhesive around the LCD screen. And also, we are using Isopropyl Alcohol to dissolve the glue on screen edges. Be gentle in this process and cut the adhesive using a card pry tool.

Next, Lift the screen gradually to about a 90-degree angle from the top and pull out the lcd connector adhesive and bracket using a tweezer.

Next, disconnect the lcd connector to free the broken screen from the body.

Next, clean the frame edges, and ensure there are no broken pieces of glass and adhesive.

Next, place and connect the new LCD screen to the body.

Next, connect the lcd connector bracket and place the adhesive.

Next, turn on the device for verification & testing.

Next, Before installing the LCD Screen, ensure it has enough glue; if not, use B7000 glue or a new double-sided LCD adhesive.

Gently slide in the screen from the bottom and then to the top. Slightly apply pressure on screen edges.

Finally, we are adding bonding clips to fasten the lcd screen. Leave it for some time and remove it; if not, use some rubber bands to tighten the screen to the body.

I hope you have enjoyed the replacement guide.Let us know if you have any questions.

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