can this digitizer be put in a phone contracted with AT&amp;T ? Will I need to purchase adhesive, or is there an adhesive included. (I know that I can use a hair dryer)
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You will either need some double sided tape or something similar, it does not come with an adhesive.
246118
If the phone still works you only need a new screen. If you can't operate the phone then you need a new digitizer
272796
Don't buy this. The glass is not meant to be separated from the digitizer. Either buy the glass with the digitizer already attached or bring it to a phone repair shop an have them repair it for you. I found out the hard way.
569007
yes, this is a full LCD come with the digitizer, don't need to glue them, if you also need the tape, please see the linking:Double Sided Adhesive Touch Screen LCD For LG Optimus E960 Google Nexus 4 5PCS
2110699
If it isn't responding to the touch then it needs the digitizer itself replaced, not just this lense. It sucks I'm sorry. On super rare occasions the digitizer can be disconnected from the board but that's so so rare it almost doesn't happen. Digitizers are expensive, but cheaper than a new phone. Take care in replacing it and watch some YouTube videos. They will give you great step by step instructions but make sure to look at more than one video to avoid following a mess up.
98145
The digitizer and screen are glued together but you will need glue or double sided tape to glue the screen to the phone.
586284
Just don't buy it, is going to be a waste of time a money. The digitizer is glue to the LCD the only way to remove it from the LCD is by heating up the old digitizer which can damage the LCD. To get to the digitizer you would have to remove the battery which is also glue to the phone and you have to heat it up too and since the battery is kind up liquidity you would ruin it....my best advice would be to take it to someone who know how to do this, something like this can only be done by a profecional...PS this is not a product for a regular person, is for people who understand the process and know how to take the phone apart and put is back together.
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This is most of it. You will also need a extremely small screw driver, a pry tool, and double sided adhesive tape. I used super glue and you can see some residue through the screen. Make sure it is just the screen that is broken and not the digitizer as well. Best of luck to you
662660
I wouldn't use this. You'll want to get the assembly that has the glass pre-attached to the digitizer. It'll cost you somewhere around $70 through Amazon and there are some good YouTube tutorials that show how to replace it.
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Yes as Ceasar Z. said, it works for any Samsung Galaxy S3. The carrier makes no difference. If the screen is working the digitizer is fine; however you can damage and scratch the digitizer if you are not careful when removing the broken glass. I replaced the glass on mine and I had no prior experience at doing anything like this. I did make a small scratch in my digitizer while removing glass but it was not noticeable when I put the new glass on. They use LOCA (Liquid Optically Clear Adhesive)between the glass and digitizer so the first time is way more difficult as you need heat to separate the glass and digitizer. Do yourself a favor and buy a cheap heat gun instead of trying the hairdryer (I had to buy it at a local store so was about $20. would have been cheaper online). I paid about $13. online for an infrared thermometer so I would not over heat the digitizer. Even with the purchase of the heat gun and infrared thermometer it was still a lot cheaper. Where I live they wanted almost the price of a new phone to replace the glass so I figured I didn't have anything to lose if I wasn't successful. You need to figure the cost for your location to have it done (if I could have found someone to do it for say $50 bucks I would have paid to have it done). I watched a bunch of You Tube videos first and took my time. Like I said the first time I tried to use a hairdryer and it did not heat my glass hot enough to separate the glass. I also spent $1. on razor blades which I am not recommending to anyone else as they are dangerous (or in other words use at your own risk). however I used them because my glass was VERY shattered at the top of the phone. Hope this helps a little. Good luck!
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You should be able to order just the digitizer seperatly... After getting a refund from your broken one of course.. You would think they would send u a new one!
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Buy the entire assembly (lcd, tough digitizer, frame/front housing) so it's minimal work and no hassle. I got mine from Etrade supply and recommend you do to. Make its the AT&T; version.
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You would need one that includes the digitizer. Just do a search on amazon "samsung galaxy s3 digitizer" and one should show up. I have never attempted replacing the digitizer so I can't say how hard or easy it is. At the 130.00 price it might be better to consider having someone do it at a repair shop. I found a used S3 for 200.00 so if the price gets close to that I wouldn't do it.
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Yes, or at least the ones I had purchased. Some of the digitizers come with the adhesive already pre-installed (recommended), or sent in the same package with the digitizer. I recommend finding one that is pre-installed. It will state so in the product description. It saves time and you will peace of mind knowing that the 3M Adhesive is in the correct spots.
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No. It did not. (yet). I installed about two week ago. After installing on the phone with the adhesive tape I heated the phone with hair dryer (about 170-180F) and left the phone under pressure of two books for 15-20 minutes. The worst nightmare was digitizer cleaning. Good Luck
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I don't exactly know what the digitizer is except that I had read other reviews and only assumed I had broken mine when I didn't get the screen to show any content of the phone. So basically, I think the digitizer is what displays images. When I removed the screen and attempted to turn the phone back on- it powered up but wouldn't display anything. That is my very Not technical answer :)
448951
The adhesive is already on the glass. It is heat and UV light activated. After I cleaned the digitizer, I dried it using blow dryer, then put glass on and used a UV nails drier to secure the adhesive.