BLU Studio G Screen Replacement
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Last updated on May 7, 2024
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓Use this guide to fix a broken or cracked screen on the BLU Studio G. The replacement will require a near complete disassembly of the phone since the connections to the motherboard will have to be disengaged.
What you need
Tools
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Spudger4.9
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Step 1 Motherboard Prerequisite
Careful: steps 1-8 are sourced from a guide that's marked as in-progress.
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To remove the back cover, turn the device over, locate the safety indented notch on the bottom left corner as the screen is facing down.
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Using your finger (or spudger), prop upwards to detach the back cover properly from the rest of the device.
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Locate the notch at the bottom of the battery for safe removal.
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Carefully lift battery from the notch making sure not to puncture the battery rubber casting.
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To remove the back panel, slide the metal spudger into 3 notches on left and right side outside edges of the device.
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With some slow but strong pressure insert and dislodge the panel from the rest of the device. These are tough but small clips that hold together the back panel.
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Remove all 8 3.175 mm screws that secure the motherboard in place.
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Remove by turning counter clockwise using a Phillips #0 bit with the correct screwdriver using medium/ firm pressure, assuring that you don't strip the screws.
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Set aside
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Locate the two connector clamps on the motherboard.
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Carefully place the tip of a precision tweezer or metal spudger under the short light brown plastic clamp. This will release the connectors.
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Gently pull out the connectors from the clamp inserts by pulling slowly away from of device using precision tweezers.
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Locate the speaker on the bottom of the device and slowly pry upwards and to the right as its wired to the motherboard.
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Locate the volume button strip on the left side of the device and slowly pry outwards from one end to the other from the device.
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Carefully pull over the motherboard.
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Tool used on this step:Tweezers$4.99
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Turn the phone over after detaching the connectors that were attached to the motherboard
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Carefully pry between the screen and the bevel with precision tweezers lifting slowly separating the screen.
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Use of another thin tool will help support the lifting
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Insert the metal spudger between the screen and the frame, using the blue plastic tool as a brace to prevent the screen from reattaching to the frame.
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To fully remove the screen from the frame, repeat the previous step around the entire perimeter of the device.
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Carefully remove the screen.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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