iPad Screen Replacement & Take Apart Guide

http://www.RepairsUniverse.com - This iPad take apart repair guide shows how to replace a cracked or damaged glass touch screen digitizer or LCD screen on your Apple iPad 1st Generation. The iPad in the video is a 3G version.

Look out for our iPad 2 (2nd Generation) screen repair video coming soon.

All iPad replacement parts and repair tools shown in the video can be found here - http://www.repairsuniverse.com/ipad-screen-replacements-repair-parts.html

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• ipad
• repair
• apple
• take apart
• screen replacement
• glass
• touch screen
• digitizer
• LCD
• fix
• instructions
• installation
• replacement
• cracked
• damaged
• broken
• scratched

[DemonDark88]

Looks harder than iPhone but worth it thanks

[RepairsUniverse]

@DemonDark88 It is a bit different, but not overly tough. Just take your time, follow the guide, and you shouldn't have any issue. No problem at all, and good luck!

[CrazyBoyJesus]

I want to change mine to white but what happens if you change it from black to white does anything happen

[RepairsUniverse]

@CrazyBoyJesus All of the iPad first gens are black. I'm sure there are aftermarket white screens, but I would be a bit cautious as quality is normally compromised.

[iJesusMonster1996]

Hey,!!! does it matter if the original screen color is black then if it brakes can u change it to white does it matter if you want to change the screen cause mines is broken and I want to change it to white

[RepairsUniverse]

@iJesusMonster1996 All of the iPad first gens are black. I'm sure there are aftermarket white screens, but I would be a bit cautious as quality is normally compromised.

[jonnyvmusic]

@DemonDark88 looks essentially the same. actually easier because there isn't like 20 screws to remove from the digitizer to remove the screen

[RepairsUniverse]

@lilirit No problem at all! It is not the simplest repair, but following the instructions closely does help. Glad you found the video useful! Let us know if you have any further questions.

[RepairsUniverse]

@FruitNinjaPhenom No problem! Currently we only have this video guide for the iPad, we do have a written take apart guide available on our site - RepairsUniverse (dot) com - which may have some more information that may help. All of our guides are located under the "fitting instructions" tab.