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Motorola One Zoom: Wife's Phone Screen Broken

Wed, 05 Jul 2023 01:05:30 -0700

My wife fell and broke her screen, we tried to find someone to fix it but had no luck. So I am trying to fix it myself, I am handy enough to do it, but I admit I have not done phones before, mostly laptops. I heated the screen, took the broken one off, the thin plastic frame came off, not sure if I did that wrong but cleaned up the glue and connected he new screen and all seems to work, but now having trouble figuring out how to close it all up. My replacement LCD screen, I just realized is "without frame" that was not an intentional choice but I can get a frame, that's not the issue and I have the "adhesive LCD tape" but I don't want to mess this up on the last step. Can anyone provide some guidance on:

How do I install the frame, what order should it be done?
How do I use the adhesive tape, what order does that get applied?
Do I still need to use the T7000 glue (the one in the yellow tube? I have used that for other things, not sure if that is needed or not with the adhesive tape)?

I'd appreciate any insights, thank you.

EDIT: I just realized embarrassing that I did not specifically mention the model of the device, it's a Motorola One Zoom (XT2010-1)

⟐ Commented July 05, 2023 at 1:05 MST

Motorola One Zoom: Where are people getting screens for this device?

Sun, 28 Jul 2024 16:10:51 -0700

I let my phone fall on some tiles and shattered the screen and cracked the back glass.

I've been looking around on Ebay and Amazon and screens for this thing are actually almost as expensive as the whole used phone. I can get a whole used phone for $75 on ebay and I can buy a guaranteed fit screen for $45 on ebay. Is there another place I should be looking for a better price on an LCD display with a frame, or should I just buy another phone and transplant the screen and frame? I don't want to lose out on all the embedded data and login information in my phone, or else I would just migrate to a new phone without looking back.

Buying a whole phone also would let me replace the back glass cover without needing to buy another part.

Or is it easier to transplant the internal components that make my phone mine into a new phone and discard most of my current device?

Motorola One Zoom: looking for information on the camera module for use in another projec

Fri, 12 Mar 2021 16:35:44 -0700

What kind of interface does it use? What type of connector does it use? I'm hoping it's something standard that I can find i/o modules for.