i have motorola droid a955. is that the same as the a955 droid milestone? the screen went blank, do i need lcd replacement or new glass screen?
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Droid_2 shows the milestone and the droid 2 as being the same. if the screen went blank, then the glass is less likely to be the problem. you could simply have a lose connection. between the lcd and the glass, the lcd is more likely the problem. i will tell you, though, if you don't have a knack for tiny electronics and a lot of patience, i would leave tackling this to someone who does. i have replaced many iWhatever screens/lcds/etc and this was, by far, the most challenging repair i've done. have fun!
818576
Yes, it is the same. Probably lost the backlight, which requires LCD replacement.
818577
You need to change the LCD screen, the glass is only in case of errors on the touch sensor. Probably the problem is by a flex-cable problem, but its very difficult to find only the cable, but you can try.
818578
Yes its the same screen, actually I bought mine for a milestone and it fits perfectly
818579
LCD is needed, not the glass screen. The Droid A995 is the A955 Droid Milestone.
818580
When your screen goes blank it means it's the LCD screen or the backlight on the LCD screen, either you're looking at a screen or a chip replacement. For us to replace yourscreen it would run 65.00 .please contact is at 503nine
1412100
If the screen is just broken its a matter of the LCD screen the top glass is included if this is the model that you need it is the correct size. Make sure the resolution and aspect ratio is the correct type and if possible dissemble the screen and check the parts number which should be located on the bottom center on the back of the screen.
34078
Hello. From your question it seems like you are saying that your Digitizer and LCD Screen are both broken. This listing is for the Digitizer only. You would need to buy the LCD Screen separately, or find a listing that sells the two parts together. Thank you
1690380
the one that I got does not have an AT&T; logo - it has a Nokia logo. Be sure to look at my feedback about the dead spot on my screen. This company does not do advance replacement and they require returned screens to be in perfect condition, so if you get a bad one you are pretty much hosed.
902688
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!
329556
That is correct, however on mine I thought this was the case, but after replacing the glass I did note that the lcd had a bad spot that I was unable to notice before I swapped the glass out, so if it is smashed and you are not sure, the lcd may have a bad spot under the glass that you can not see. I thought this kit was great, cheap and fairly easy to replace, in my case I am fine with a bad pixel or two and am quite happy with the end result, If you are unsure if the lcd is perfect, you may end up with a bad pixel you didn't know you had, just so you know :) Good luck!
1583505
Definetely, you might need to transfer some small parts from the old phone to the new screen and you are back in business. Look for assembly and disassembly videos on youtube. Good luck. It should be easy to do.
1763521
I received one with the speaker mesh and one without, so it's a toss-up? The old one is very easy to remove and replace on the new display. Use a small flat-head screwdriver to lift the gray/black tape that holds the screen in. You can remove both gently. Apply them to the new screen. The outer glass is definitely included. Replacing these screens alone (no outer glass) is impossible because the screen is glued very hard to the glass. Separating the two is impossible. The glass I received seems to be the same thickness as the original glass, but I wouldn't test to see if it holds up to stresses as well :-) I received one with the speaker mesh and one without, so it's a toss-up? The old one is very easy to remove and replace on the new display. Use a small flat-head screwdriver to lift the gray/black tape that holds the screen in. You can remove both gently. Apply them to the new screen. The outer glass is definitely included. Replacing these screens alone (no outer glass) is impossible because the screen is glued very hard to the glass. Separating the two is impossible. The glass I received seems to be the same thickness as the original glass, but I wouldn't test to see if it holds up to... » Read More I received one with the speaker mesh and one without, so it's a toss-up? The old one is very easy to remove and replace on the new display. Use a small flat-head screwdriver to lift the gray/black tape that holds the screen in. You can remove both gently. Apply them to the new screen. The outer glass is definitely included. Replacing these screens alone (no outer glass) is impossible because the screen is glued very hard to the glass. Separating the two is impossible. The glass I received seems to be the same thickness as the original glass, but I wouldn't test to see if it holds up to stresses as well :-) « Show Less
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I have the same model Note 2 from AT&T.; My glass had a small crack in it and I tried to just replace the glass because it was much cheaper. The glass is very thin and very difficult to remove for the OLED. I shattered the display in the process. So I ordered this part as a whole replacement. It worked perfectly and the repair was sooooo much easier for the whole assembly. I am only responding, because when I went through this, I was concerned about spending so much money to fix the crack, but if I don't know if I would do it any other way than to do the whole assembly. It is really the only way to go. It works perfectly and have had no problems since then. I have the same model Note 2 from AT&T.; My glass had a small crack in it and I tried to just replace the glass because it was much cheaper. The glass is very thin and very difficult to remove for the OLED. I shattered the display in the process. So I ordered this part as a whole replacement. It worked perfectly and the repair was sooooo much easier for the whole assembly. I am only responding, because when I went through this, I was concerned about spending so much money to fix the crack, but if I don't know if I would do it any other way than to do the whole assembly. It is really the only... » Read More I have the same model Note 2 from AT&T.; My glass had a small crack in it and I tried to just replace the glass because it was much cheaper. The glass is very thin and very difficult to remove for the OLED. I shattered the display in the process. So I ordered this part as a whole replacement. It worked perfectly and the repair was sooooo much easier for the whole assembly. I am only responding, because when I went through this, I was concerned about spending so much money to fix the crack, but if I don't know if I would do it any other way than to do the whole assembly. It is really the only way to go. It works perfectly and have had no problems since then. « Show Less
2082011
It's a pain to swap the old one, your better of buying the digitizer and screen or just upgrading to a newer model phone, i broke mine :-(
819351
This product is the glass only. The "screen" is actually two parts, one layer is the AMOLED display (this part is like your monitor), and the second part is the glass screen that overlays it (this part). If you cannot see anything on your screen (i.e. a black screen) or are seeing artifacts (like rainbows/distortion) this part will not fix that, for that you need to replace the AMOLED screen AND the glass (around $200). If your glass is cracked but your AMOLED screen is okay, then this part can correct this.
830450
Bad install. Simple there. If Droid isn't dead on the screen (Yeah, it's like apple in a way) or had the Droid gutted open when you boot up, there is a software problem. Take it back. Someone going to say a hardware I can see it coming, but if the soft can't figure it out, then its a software issue.
2102174
From what I can tell, the Milestone A853 and the Motorola Droid I installed it in are identical. It worked great for my droid.
2123428
The glass and the touch screen assembly are one piece. I bought mine from amazon and had it replaced, but later found that taking it to an LG service centre would have been 20% cheaper! Also, if you're doing it yourself, be aware that the replacement LCD does not come with the frame like on other phones, so you have to knock out the old one from the old frame first.
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Yea its the screen and digitizer . Its what u need to fix the broken screen. Or find some one selling the same phone and you would just need to switch the . mother boards . It took me about a month an a half to get the parts to me .
2004063
If nothing is showing up the phone is either dead or the lcd scree has gone bad. Oorder the cheapest lcd and digitizer you can find and have it replaced. It will work like new
77636
I successfully fixed my screen. The only problem is that the purchase does not include the tape to reinstall the new screen. I used double sided tape and the phone is flawless.