iPad 2 Screen Repair & Disassemble 

+Jan Van Dessel You're welcome. Thank you for watching!

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+Fixez.com I did damage the ribbon holding it-what isz the replacement part for model #a1395 it is part to right of home key I t will power on and then disappears

+Sandy Smith We offer the LCD cable here www.fixez.com/store/ipads/ipad-2/ipad-2-lcd-data-cable-replacement You can also find all our replacement parts here www.fixez.com/store/ipads/ipad-2

I'm working on replacing those two items, hope that fixes it. Thanks!

Are you able to see anything on the display?

Try holding the power and home buttons to reboot. If not it's possible that either the lcd or circuit that controls the backlight were damaged during the repair.

The charge of the device is finished and now when i connect to the cable i can clearly see the battery icon. Do you think it's fixed? I think i damaged the power buton also :( The power button is not working. Which cable should i change?

The power and volume ribbon is available on our site. www.fixez.com/ipad-2-power-volume-button-flex-cable-replacement

Maybe the plug cut somewhere

Or you don't plug it well

so the one which should be changed is the LCD? i thought it was the connector

Yeah just buy the lcd like he told you

Thanks man, my iPad is now fixed.

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the video is wrong, first need disconnect the battery, if you don't you damage de diode of backligth. it need remplace you will need pay for a profesional repair diodo damage.

I wouldn't say the video was misleading, however, the part where you had to remove the home button and the camera plate was left out. ***** please consider these small steps in your future videos. Matthew Warner try using the heat gun and the spudger at the same time.

Heck yeah is not that simple to remove the glass without breaking it.... banging my head 🙈

wtf is this comment

Rude. As if critiquing a person on their voice is something they can even change. I honestly don't understand why that comment was necessary, except for just another opportunity to spew hateful rhetoric. Maybe next time you could keep your homophobic comments to yourself. Even the small children I work with know "If you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all" or how I like to put it "If you're thinking about saying something nasty, just keep you're f$&king mouth shut". A good rule of thumb is to pause for a second before you take the time to say (or in this case type) something insulting, and ask yourself how you would feel if someone said the same thing to you. My 5 year old students have been able to learn this simple skill, so there really isn't any excuse that a grown ass person couldn't do the same.

Also, I happen to think the gentlemen in the video had a very nice voice, and was eloquently spoken. So not everyone has that same opinion.

Homophobe.

@@hypnos2434 should I insult you too ? Internet is global,views on homosexuality differ throughout the world. Wait till you speak with somebody from Middle East of Africa on the topic.