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Introduction
Si votre caméra principale est cassée, vous pouvez enlever et remplacer la lentille en verre ou remplacer la lentille en entier.
Enlever la lentille lorsque le téléphone est encore assemblé peut causer la chute de petits éclats de verre à l'intérieur de la caméra, mais c'est une réparation qui requiert moins de démontage.
La lentille assemblée est un remplacement plus long qui requiert d'enlever la coque arrière, mais qui endommage probablement moins la caméra même. Cette procédure inclut le remplacement de la lentille en verre et du cache de la caméra et celui des bandes adhésives derrière la lentille.
What you need
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Suivez la procédure, si vous remplacez seulement la lentille en verre de la caméra arrière.
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Suivez cette procédure un peu longue pour remplacer le cache et la lentille de la caméra qui est installée à l'arrière du téléphone.
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12 Comments
THANK YOU SO MUCH for the first video!!!
Follow up... What happens if there is a bit of dust? Is there a way to get rid of it?
I ordered 2 lens replacements and neither one of the lenses have adhesive on either side do I need to buy some kind of adhesive sepratly or should 1 or these sides already have it on there
same thing with mine josh albano i just plopped it in and am going to hope for the best.
How can I make sure I don't get my replacement glass in backward.....because my focus is still gone. I'm devastated because I purchased this phone specifically for the camera to take pictures to upload to my eBay account. I worked for almost a full year before I could afford to buy this camera phone and I purchased it outright from straight talk. I own my camera and it is not insured. I followed your directions to replace my lens and now I'm worried I might have it in backward. How can I tell if the lens is in place incorrectly? By the way, my phone has never been dropped. It has been protected by an otter box since its purchase. My lens seemingly self-imploded. Just the strangest thing. Other than the lens, my camera doesn't have a scratch on it! Thank you for any help. Molly
