
A damaged screen can make the Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 Pro difficult or impossible to use. Common signs of a screen problem include cracked display glass, a display that no longer works properly, touch response issues, or a screen that has been physically damaged.
This Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 Pro screen replacement guide explains how to remove the back cover, access and disconnect the internal components, test the replacement screen before installation, remove the damaged LCD, transfer the screen stop bracket, install the new screen, and reassemble the phone.
The guide also covers securing the new screen and back cover with suitable adhesive and using binding clips or rubber bands while the adhesive sets.
| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Device | Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 Pro |
| Repair Type | LCD / Screen Replacement |
| Difficulty | ★★★★★ |
| Estimated Time | 40–50 minutes |
| Replacement Part | Compatible Redmi Note 8 Pro screen/LCD |
A screen replacement may be needed if:
These symptoms can sometimes have other causes, so a screen replacement is most appropriate when the screen itself is suspected to be faulty.
Compatibility and Model Numbers
Model Numbers : 2015105, M1906G7I, M1906G7G
How to Find Tools and Parts
Turn off the Redmi Note 8 Pro before starting the repair.
Place the back cover side of the phone on a heating pad and select the mobile phone heating option. Allow the heating process to complete.
Alternatively, apply heat around the back cover edges using a heat gun or hair dryer.
Once the adhesive has softened sufficiently, use a suction cup to lift the back cover. Insert a plastic card or pry tool between the back cover and body and gently work around the phone to cut through the adhesive.
Remove the back cover.
Remove the main board frame by undoing its screws.
First, remove the camera lens and Touch ID assembly by removing the shield and disconnecting its plug.
Then undo the 10 screws and lift the frame using a pry tool.
Disconnect the battery plug and LCD plug from the logic board.
Before installing the new screen into the phone body, connect the replacement screen to the logic board.
Connect the new screen and battery plug and test the screen and its functionality.
Make sure the testing has passed before proceeding with the physical installation.
After testing, disconnect the LCD flex and battery plug and remove the new LCD from the phone.
Disconnect the main flex.
Remove the battery by peeling away the battery tapes.
Remove the SIM tray before continuing with the internal disassembly.
Remove the logic board by undoing the relevant screw connections and disconnecting the antenna and proximity sensor.
Apply heat to soften the adhesive holding the LCD in place.
The procedure uses a heating pad to run the heating process. A heat gun or hair dryer can also be used as an alternative.
Once the adhesive has softened, apply gentle pressure from the rear side near the top camera opening to create a gap.
Insert a plastic card or similar pry tool into the gap and carefully work around the phone to separate the adhesive between the frame and LCD.
This process may take some time. Continue carefully until the old LCD can be removed.
After removing the old screen, take out the old screen stop bracket.
Place the bracket onto the frame using glue to secure it.
Apply B7000 glue or new pre-cut double-sided LCD adhesive around the frame edges.
Place the new screen into the frame, making sure the flex cable passes through the appropriate opening.
Use binding clips or rubber bands to hold the screen tightly against the frame.
Leave it secured for some time to allow the adhesive to bond, then remove the clips or rubber bands.
Place the logic board back into position.
Secure the SIM tray and secure the board with the screw.
Reconnect the sensor plug.
Connect the LCD screen plug to the board.
Place the battery back into the phone using adhesive to secure it.
Connect the main flex, battery, and antenna to the board.
Place the main board frame back into position and secure it with the 10 screws.
Reconnect the camera lens and Touch ID assembly and place the shield back into position.
Apply B7000 glue or new pre-cut double-sided adhesive to the back cover.
Place the main back cover onto the phone.
Use binding clips to hold the back cover and LCD firmly against the phone body while the adhesive sets.
If binding clips are unavailable, rubber bands can be used instead. Leave them in place for some time before removing them.
The repair is possible with appropriate repair tools and experience, but it involves substantial internal disassembly, including removing the logic board and battery.
Yes. The supplied procedure specifically tests the new screen and its functionality before permanently installing it into the phone.
Testing the replacement screen first helps confirm its functionality before completing the full installation.
Heat is applied to soften the adhesive, after which a plastic card or similar pry tool is used to separate the LCD from the frame.
The procedure uses B7000 glue or new pre-cut double-sided LCD adhesive around the frame edges.
The old screen stop bracket is removed and placed onto the frame using glue before installing the replacement screen.
Binding clips or rubber bands are used to tighten the screen against the frame while the adhesive bonds.
Yes. The procedure uses a heating pad but also identifies a heat gun or hair dryer as alternatives for softening adhesive.
If the replacement screen does not function during the initial test, avoid permanently installing it and check the connections before continuing with the repair.
Review the reassembly and connections, particularly around the LCD and internal board components.
The adhesive may need additional time to soften. Continue carefully with the heating process and avoid rushing the separation of the LCD from the frame.
Check that the screen stop bracket is correctly positioned and that the LCD flex cable is passing through the intended opening before securing the screen.
Make sure the appropriate adhesive has been applied around the frame edges and use binding clips or rubber bands to hold the screen against the frame while the adhesive sets.
Check that B7000 glue or suitable pre-cut double-sided adhesive has been applied and secure the back cover against the phone body while the adhesive bonds.
Replacing the Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 Pro screen requires careful disassembly and reassembly of the phone. The process includes removing the back cover and main board frame, testing the replacement screen, removing the damaged LCD, transferring the screen stop bracket, installing the new screen, reinstalling the logic board and other components, and securing the screen and back cover with adhesive.
Testing the replacement screen before final installation is an important part of the procedure and helps confirm that the replacement is functioning before the phone is fully reassembled.
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