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This lifting could be caused by not removing the old glue cleanly, causing the display not to sit properly into the frame. Also can be caused by not letting the adhesive cure properly. I've done it properly this time and actually spent time to scrape the frame clean of the old adhesive. In the frame, after you scrape the glue, there's actually a small pit for the screen to countersink into the frame for better adhesion.2 points
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I completely gave up waiting on them. I started my request for a warranty screen replacement more than a year ago, broke several promises to ship the replacement screen and kept telling me they have a new batch coming in. They can only blame the pandemic for so long. In which within a few months I bought and destroyed a replacement and ordered another one from the same seller already.1 point
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When you look closely at the top of the board you can distinguish the 12 soldered/ flowed soldering paths. I'll bet you at least one of those needs re-solderin/ re-flowing. Which by the the way would be very difficult because of the placement, but not impossible! If it's the plastic center piece inside of the connector that's wobbly, you really need to replace the connector.1 point