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Repair guides, disassembly, and troubleshooting information for the 4th-generation Apple iPad, available in Wi-Fi and cellular versions with 16, 32, 64, or 128 GB of storage. Released in November 2012. Identified by model numbers A1458, A1459, and A1460.

LCD broken, or something else?

Hi.

Got an iPad 4 3G in for repair. Seems like the LCD is broken, but I have to ask to be sure.

Is this the LCD or something else?

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It´s also flickering

I don´t have a new LCD in stock, so I can´t test it :p

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Yes most probably an LCD. But you will have to confirm it by testing with a known good LCD.

If I were you, I'd stock 2 LCDs. When/if I sell the 1st LCD, I'd immediately order a new one. This way you'd always have at least 1 in stock in case a repair comes up, or you need it for diagnostic. Time is money: if you're shopping in a hurry, you won't get the best deal. If you're ordering parts to stock them, and don't have a client impatiently waiting for that part, you'll be able to trade longer lead times for better prices.

And those LCDs work for both iPad 3 and iPad 4.

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