Lg G2 touch screen( touch digitizer) replacement

Phone repair requires patience. Lots of patience. If you don't want to go through all of the steps listed, then do not attempt this repair. I believe any one can do this if they go SLOWLY and they PAY ATTENTION to what they're doing. Ribbon cables are our friends as long as we respect them. I recommend using plastic spudgers for all ribbon cables. Be sure you're not touching the boards or any of the components on the boards. Hold all boards from the sides with your finger tips. Do not use metal prying tools inside of live phones unless you like dead phones. Proceed with patience and good luck :)

Step 1 — LCD and Digitizer 

Power down your phone.

Slide your metal opening tool just above the drawer and push upward. Use gentle pressure (never force anything) and make your way around the perimeter of the device. The phone back is just clipped on—no adhesive here!

Step 2 

Remove the 11 silver screws and one black (circled in yellow) holding the back case of the phone on. Remove all of these screws now.

The screws have different finishes and slightly different shapes. Make sure you organize them so that you can reassemble the phone correctly.

Step 3 

The back case of the phone has two separate pieces; we will pry them up now. Slide the spudger under the back case (mind the motherboard under it so keep your clearance as high as possible).
Be sure you use gentle upwards pressure. iFixit Jedis know too much pressure results in poor repairs.

Step 4 

Now that the back case has been completely removed, it's time to disconnect all the ribbon cables connected to the two boards.

Step 5 

Disconnect the antennas from both sides of the top and bottom boards.

Be EXTREMELY careful separating these from the board! As you can see in the second picture these aren't held down to the board well (and after 8 years of fixing phones even the best Jedi can still exert too much of the force)

Step 6 

On the bottom-left side of the phone is a little board that goes with this dual-ribbon board contraption. Be sure you give him a little push with your plastic prying tool, it'll eventually come loose.

Gently lift the board from the top with the power button/volume assembly in your fingers, now pry the bottom part of the board free of the phone housing.

The cables on the bottom can get caught on the bottom board, just be gentle as you lift it out of the phone.

In picture 4 there is a red box around a little plastic piece that comes with this assembly. Remember this tucks UNDER the board once you're putting it back in

Step 7

Make absolutely sure all of your ribbon cables are free of the board. Use your plastic prying tool and lift up on the board. If all cables are out of the way it will come free.

Step 8

Gotta get that battery out of there now. Heat and batteries don't mix. For this one I used a sturdier metal prying tool to CAREFULLY slide under the battery to free it from the adhesive.

Step 9 

Ready to get hot and steamy? Get out that heat gun baby!

Keep your heat gun about 4-6 inches above the screen of the phone and make even passes back and forth over the glass. Keep the heat on it for 1-2 minutes.

Now let's get that screen

Step 10


Take a thin prying tool and slide it between the glass and the plastic housing of the phone.

I found it rather easy to remove this screen (versus, say, a Galaxy S4) so it shouldn't take too much pressure to get the screen up.

Go around the perimeter of the phone and lift the glass free. Do not slide your opening tool in too deep while doing this. There is a cable in the upper-right corner and a wider, flat cable with two connectors on the bottom towards the middle of the screen.

Carefully pry the ribbon glued down on the inside opposite the screen. Once that is free slide it AND the small connector through the case just to the side of it out to free up the screen to remove.

Be sure when replacing the screen to use a good bit of double sided tape. I had problems with the bottom right corner coming up and had to disassemble and reapply tape.

Step 11 

Problems? When I replaced this screen I couldn't get it to come on at first. If this happens, hold the volume down and power buttons simultaneously.

This will reset the phone and hopefully get it to recognize that new screen.

When re-assembling the device, there is a chance your clips will not fit correctly over the volume and power button faceplate. A little force around it should snap them together.



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Improve LG G2 Camera Picture Quality with Camera Mod

The LG G2 is an awesome device with stunning hardware specs. It has been months since the device was released and even in this short period, G2 has gained much popularity. It has earned what LG had been seeking for a long time.

While the LG G2 packs a really good camera with decent output, it is felt that LG could have done even better to improve the camera picture quality. Actually, the problem lies somewhere the camera tuning. If you own an LG G2 or LG G Flex and feel that its picture quality is not as good as it should have been, we have discovered a working solution to improve LG G2 camera quality.

Jishnu Sur™ from XDA developers, who has already released a camera mod for the Nexus 5, has prepared another such mod that brings significant improvement in the camera of the LG G2. Jishnu has discovered the missing ideal configuration and perfected it to the best level possible.

Features of LG G2 Camera Mod:

Jishnu Sur’s camera mod for the LG G2 has come a long way since it was first released. It has seen so many updates and the long list of its features alludes to that:

• Faster shooting of pictures
• 1080p videos are now shot @ 30MB/s
• 720p videos are now shot @ 20MB/s
• ISO option available in Settings
• Decreased the max ISO to 1200 from 1600 (the more the ISO the more the noise in the picture)
• Increased the sharpness from 90 to 95
• Increased the JPEG preview quality to 99 from 90
• Increased the minimum FPS of the 1080p video to 25 & Max to 40 FPS
• Adjusted ISO to Max 200 for face detection.
• Enhanced smooth zoom
• Decreased the bitrates of the videos as follows:1080@60 FPS : 20MB/s
• Video size: 1080@30 FPS : 30MB/s.
• Video size: 720@30 FPS : 20MB/s.
• Set JPEG Quality to 100% and JPEG compression to NIL
• Set sound Bitrate to 256Kbit/s like Nokia Lumia 1020
• Image sharpness increased to 99
• Video Sharpness increased from 20 to 22
•  60FPS video recording with better bitrate and quality
• Low light videos should have a stable 30 FPS constant
• 1080P & 720P Videos has HFR options.
• Back Camera Records 720P Videos @ 90 FPS
• Front camera records 1080P Videos @ 60 FPS
• Sharper pictures in both cameras
• JPEG quality increased to max
• Sharpness Increased for front camera
• The latest updated version of the mod for KitKat based ROMs features:
  • 4K video recording
  • 120 FPS video recording enabled
  • JPEG Compression is zero

Downloads:

For JB Based Stock ROM: Camera_Mod_G2_V_2.5.6 EXPT_4.zip

For KitKat Based Stock ROM (test version): V3.1 KK.rar

For AOSP/CM/Omni ROM: LG_Camera_F40_for_G2.zip

Requirements:

• LG G2 or LG G Flex (any variant)
• Root access
• CWM/TWRP Recovery

How to Install:

Having downloaded the camera mod from above, here’s how you can install it on your LG G2.

Instructions for Stock-Based ROMs

1. Download and copy ZIP file to your phone.
2. Install a root file explorer app from the Play Store: 
   

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3. Open Root Browser and navigate to system/app directory
4. Find the following 2 files:
   • CameraApp.apk
   • CameraApp.odex
5. Rename these files as:
   • CameraApp.apk.bak
   • CameraApp.odex.bak
6. Now boot your LG G2 into TWRP/CWM recovery mode.
7. Backup your current ROM before doing anything.
8. Tap the Install option and select the camera mod zip file.
9. Confirm installation and then reboot your phone.
10. If you do not have a custom recovery on your device,
    1. Extract the downloaded ZIP and copy the APK to phone.
    2. Open Root Browser and go to system/app.
    3. Find CameraApp.apk and CameraApp.odex and add a .bak extension to both of them.
    4. Now copy the new CameraApp.apk to system/app folder.
    5. Press and hold CameraApp.apk and select Permissions from the list of options.
    6. Now set the permission to rw-r–r– (0644).
    7. Then reboot the phone.
11. When your LG G2 boots up, you would be able to use the modded camera app on your phone.

Instructions for AOSP/CM Based ROMs

1. Reboot in CWM/TWRP recovery.
2. Backup your current ROM.
3. Tap the Install option and select the camera mod zip file.
4. Confirm installation and then reboot your phone.

With a hope that the LG G2 camera mod by Jishnu brings noticeable difference to the camera picture quality of your LG G2 or G Flex, we wind up our guide here. Do not forget to share your feedback and experiences with us. Cheers!

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LG G2 dock flex cable d800 and 802 PARTS AVAILABILITY

The major issue with lg g2 i've found recently was parts availability. i was using lg g2 d800.

my mobiles dock flex cable was damaged due to charger. then my phone started restarting itself and after few days it sopped working means dead then i contacted lg customer care India. they told me that it will take 15 to 20 days to get that part. after 20 days i visited lg care they said that lg g2 d800 dock flex cable is not available anywhere in India. i was very upset then i searched online but after wasting lots of time i found that all parts are available outside India and the parts(flex cable) are different from each other for example lg g2 d800 and d802 have different dock flex cable and touch digitizer and LCD are different too. they look similar but look at the images

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                                           TEJWANT GOSAL

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LG G2 Android 5.0 Lollipop Bugs And Performance Issues

LG has rolled out Android 5.0.2 Lollipop for owners of the LG G2, and while a lot of owners of the Korean smartphone maker's two-year-old device are excited to get the update, many people have also reported plenty of issues, ranging from minor inconveniences to major headaches that have their phones ending up useless.

Among the most common major issues reported by many users is the poor battery life and sluggish charging. Some users complain that the battery life on their G2 has significantly shortened compared to the battery life when their phones were running on Android 4.4 KitKat. One user cites an extreme example, saying his G2 now only lasts three and a half hours on a single charge, but many users who have similar but not as severe experiences say battery life has shortened by about half the normal time.

"Got my VZW LG G2 (VS980) Lollipop 5.0.2," says. "I heard the battery life was horrible but never expected it to be this bad... What the heck, LG"

Android Lollipop is supposed to increase efficiency in charging, but many users report much slower charging for their updated G2s.

"I'm having real battery problems on the official Lollipop ROM from Droidth. When using GPS in my car, the battery is discharging even when plugged in," says Andy Long. "Is there anything that can be done to fix this? It's useless if I can't use it as a GPS on a journey!"

There are, however, many users who say they are having no battery problems on Android Lollipop. For instance, Bojan Tomic says his phone still had 46 percent of battery even after 13 hours of usage, with Wi-Fi constantly on and 50 percent of brightness while also spending some time exploring the new Lollipop features.

Other people have also reported the update interfering with their ability to send texts, make calls, or use their network's mobile data.

"So recently, my LG G2 has been having problems when making and receiving calls. The person on the other line can't hear me at all," says Malachi O'Hagan. "I thought it was a microphone problem. However, this [isn't] the case when I use speakerphone to make calls."

Some users think the problem has to do with Google Now, so they deactivated voice recognition on the app and voice improvement in the caller app and found they could make calls again. Others say the solution is not working for them, though.

It seems the process of upgrading to Android Lollipop is also rife with bugs, as many users report their phones suddenly stopped working in the middle of a system update or their phones showed Android KitKat even after it said it had successfully updated. One user, Arvin Nocon, says he accidentally flashed Android Lollipop and now his phone is stuck in fastboot mode and will not connect to a computer and has no recovery mode.

"I have LG G2 V980. I got the update and it finished installing but nothing has changed," says Stevie Archie. "When I look in my settings and the Android version, it still says 4.4.2, and when I go to System update it force closes."

Other irritating but not as frustrating issues include screens no longer rotating on Android Lollipop, the keyboard being slow or sometimes not appearing in some apps and not showing the arrow keys in other apps, the Power Off and Restart command shutting down the phone but not restarting it, and the ability to edit photos in the Gallery no longer available.

Neither Verizon nor LG has offered a solution, and Google has always kept mum on the bugs plaguing Android Lollipop, but many users suggest that restarting the phone can sometimes clear some of the problems. If not, though, one can always try clearing the cache and, if nothing happens, many say doing a factory reset pretty much solves nearly every problem. Just be sure to back up all important files before resetting the phone to its factory settings.

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                                           TEJWANT GOSAL

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LG G2 BUGS AND SOLUTIONS

We’ve seen some impressive moves in 

the market from LG in recent months, 

none more so 

than its flagship Android smartphone, 

the LG G2. We haven’t encountered any 

of these 

issues on our in-office G2s, but the G2 is 

available on many carriers and has a few 

different 

variations. There are always a few issues. Here are the most common bugs, glitches, and 

annoyances that G2 owners are reporting, and some advice on how to fix them.

• Problem: Speaker volume too low - A number of LG G2 owners have had issues with the low volume of the speaker. Some have missed notifications because of it, others are disappointed in the volume for watching video, and some find the volume even through earphones is too low. Unfortunately there’s no easy fox for this.
  Potential solutions:
  • Start by making sure your speaker grill is completely clean; blast some compressed air in there just to make sure. If headphones are the problem then give the earpiece a clean.
  • You could try using a volume control or boost app from the Play Store, but we haven’t found one yet that actually boosts the volume. They mostly just give you more explicit volume controls and let you set the volume for different things.
• If you’re already rooted or willing to root your LG G2 then you could try a volume boost MOD like this one at XDA Developers forum. Just make sure you follow the steps carefully and get the right files for your device.

• 

• Glitch: Bluetooth not connecting and disconnecting frequently -Quite a few people have had trouble with Bluetooth and the LG G2. There’s a range of different problems being reported from a failure to connect to frequently dropping the connection, to poor quality audio when connected.

  Workarounds: dropping the connection

Potential solutions: If it keeps cutting out then there’s a chance the Battery saver is kicking in. Go to Settings > Battery > Battery saver and uncheck Bluetooth.

If the quality is poor then try checking the settings in your music app to make sure you have it on a high quality audio setting.

If it won’t connect then turn both devices off and on again.

Check the pairing instructions for your Bluetooth accessory or system, you might need to hold down a button or enter pairing mode.

Maybe there’s a limit to the number of Bluetooth profiles, try deleting any unused ones and then pair again.

Do the same on the LG G2, go to Settings > Bluetooth and long press on the device and Forget then try again.

Issue: Blurry photos

There have been several complaints about the camera on the LG G2. Some owners are getting blurry photos, even in good lighting conditions. Much more common is blurring in low light conditions and noisy, slow video. Smartphone cameras are generally pretty poor in low light conditions, but there are a couple of things you can try.

Workarounds:
If you can keep the LG G2 really steady that will always help eliminate blur. It also means you can have low ISO settings for a long exposure which will get best results at night, but you really need a tripod and a still subject.
You could go to Normal mode and increase the ISO to get a faster shutter speed, but it’s a trade-off and you will get more noise in the photo.

Potential solutions:
If your shots are blurry in good lighting conditions then start by checking the lens is clean. Look at it closely to make sure it isn’t scuffed.

Make sure that you are giving it time to focus. Touch on the screen where you want it to focus. It might be a good idea to hold down the Volume down button and wait until the box turns green to indicate that it’s focused then release to take the shot.
Don’t accept the automatic settings. Experiment with the settings in the camera app and compare your results until you find a combination that works for you. TRY USING SHOT MODES. AND CLEAR CAMERA CACHE.

• Malfunction: Slow charging

Quite a few people have had problems with the LG G2 taking a long time to charge, possibly even up to 8 hours to fully charge the battery. This is definitely not normal. A lot of people also get the slow charging notification.

Potential fix: If you’re not using the original cable and charger that came with the phone, then start using it.

If you are using the original LG charger and cable, and still getting the slow charging problem, then it could be because one or other is faulty. Try switching the charger and see if it makes a difference, and if not, try switching the cable and see if it makes a difference.

• Problem: Rapid battery drain- Smartphones are power-hungry and as screens get bigger and we load more software onto them an increased strain on the battery is inevitable. If you use the LG G2 a lot then the battery will drain, but you should be able to get through a full day without having to charge it. If you find you’re getting inconsistent battery drain, and that the juice is draining when the phone is not in use then you may have a problem.
  Workarounds:
  • Go to Settings > General > Battery and turn Battery Saver on. You can click on it to configure exactly what it does.
  • Google services can cause a fair bit of battery drain as they might tracking your location or backing up data. Go into Settings and look for Google under Accounts and take a look. You can turn Location access off in here unde Location settings.

Potential solutions:

• Have a look in Settings > General > Battery and see what seems to be using the most power.
• 
  
•  You could have a problem app that’s using GPS or trying to update frequently. If you can identify the culprit then you can remove it.
• 
  
• There’s a slim chance you have a faulty handset. If adjusting your usage and tweaking settings doesn’t’ result in any improvement then take your LG G2 back to the retailer or carrier and get a replacement.

• Problem: Overheating- This is a common problem, just like battery drain. If your smartphone is asked to do a lot then it will heat up. There is a difference between a normal level of warm, when you’ve had the screen on for a long time, or the phone is searching for a signal, and uncomfortably hot. If you find the LG G2 gets hot when you play a game then you’re not alone, but if it’s getting too hot to handle, or heating up when the screen isn’t on, then there might be a deeper problem. The tips above for the battery drain issue apply to this problem too, but there are other things to try.
  Workaround:
  • As soon as you notice the device getting hot hold down the Power button and reboot it. That should solve the problem at least temporarily.
  Potential solutions:
  
  
  • Backup your device and perform a factory reset.
  • If it still overheats after a factory reset then take it back to the retailer or carrier and get a replacement.

Here are some tips and tricks for LG G2 ENJOY !

How to use dual camera

With the LG G2 you can record video or take photos using both the front-facing and rear-facing cameras at once. If you’re wondering why, it allows you to include a snap of yourself in the bottom right corner of the main shot, but it’s probably more useful for video recording where you want to commentate on the action. When you’re in the camera, simply tap the Mode button and select Dual camera, you can drag the small viewfinder around and you can tap and hold on it to re size it.

How to take a screenshot

Press and hold the power button and the volume down button until you hear the shutter sound and see the animation on screen. You can also use Quick Memo to grab a screenshot and then annotate it.

How to use the Gallery

All your photos are to be found in the Gallery app. Double tap to zoom in on an image or pinch zoom. You’ll then get an option to swipe up to delete an image or swipe down to share it; it’s a real time saver when you want to sort through your photos and decide what to keep, what to share, and what can be cleared away.

How to take full screen photos

By default the 13-megapixel shooter on the LG G2 is going to take photos in 4:3 aspect ratio, but you can change that. A lot of devices have a 16:9 aspect ratio, like the LG G2. If you want your shots to be full screen then open up the camera app and tap Settings > W10M and then choose 4160×2340 (16:9) resolution.

How to use Smart Screen

If you get frustrated at your screen timing out sometimes when you’re still looking at it then you’ll be glad to know that there is something you can do to prevent it from happening. This feature is borrowed from Samsung and it allows the LG G2 to use the camera to check whether you’re still looking at the screen before it decides to turn it off. Go to Settings > Display > Smart On > Smart Screen to turn it on. Now your phone shouldn’t turn off when you’re using it, but remember it won’t work perfectly in the dark because it has to be able to detect your face.

How to launch apps when you plug headphones in

This is a handy trick that saves you from having to manually select your app for listening to music when you plug your headphones in. Set it up in Settings > General > Accessory > Earphone under App panel. You can also Edit app panel so that every time you plug in earphones your preferred apps pop up and you can start listening faster.

How to move app icons (and home screens)

You can press and hold on an app icon to move it around, but you can also cycle through your additional home screens by tilting the LG G2.

How to change app icons

This is a “unique to LG” feature: You can change the icons that represent different apps and resize them. Tap and hold on an app icon and then let go and you’ll see an option at the top right of the icon which will open your icon choices. You can choose a different icon or change the dimensions. If there’s space around it after you tap and hold then let go, you’ll also see blue corners that can be dragged out to expand the app icon and turn it into a widget.

How to use Knock On so you can tap the screen to wake it up

The ability to tap twice on the screen to get the LG G2 to spring to life, and knock twice on any empty space on the home screen or on the status bar to put it back to sleep, is very handy, especially since the physical buttons are on the back of the phone. You’ll find this feature in Settings > General > Gestures > Knockon. You may have to practice a bit to get it to work every time.

How to change your Menu, Home, and Back buttons

LG’s interface is full of customization options. You can even change your system buttons at the bottom of the screen. Go to Settings > System settings > Front touch buttons and pick the line-up and lay out you want.

How to theme your messaging

Open up your messaging app and try Menu > Settings > Conversation Theme to get a choice of different wallpapers and preset themes for your text messages. You can even set up different themes for different contacts. You’ll find additional themes available for download in the Play Store.

How to quick launch the camera

Press and hold the Volume down button on the back of the LG G2 for a couple of seconds to launch the camera. You can also use the Volume down button to capture a photo, though it’s a little awkward. If the screen is on you can also swipe left from the home screen to quickly launch the camera.

How to use QSlide

Drag down the notification shade and you’ll see a line of QSlide apps under the usual toggles. These apps can be launched in small windows that sit on top of whatever else you are doing. You can tap on the top of the window and drag it around, or tap and drag on the bottom corner to resize it. There’s also a transparency slider at the top.

How to customize toggles and QSlide apps

Pull down the notification shade and swipe all the way to the right to find an Edit option. You can tap and drag entries to re-order the list, and you can uncheck them to de-clutter and remove things you don’t use. The QSlide apps work in exactly the same way, scroll right to get the Edit option.

How to use Quick Memo

This handy feature captures a screenshot and lets you draw over the top of it (there’s a plain note pad option, too). Hold down the Volume up button for a few seconds and it will launch. You can also launch it from the toggles in the notification shade, or you can swipe up from the bottom of the screen and slide to the right to activate the Quick Memo shortcut. This is also the easiest way to grab a screenshot on the LG G2.

How to share files wirelessly

You can access files on your LG G2 using your PC or Mac wirelessly through your Wi-Fi network. It’s a feature called Wireless storage and you can find a toggle for it at the far right of your notifications shade toggle menu. You can also turn it on via Settings > Share & connect > Wireless storage. When you turn it on you’ll get a pop up that gives you the IP address, username, and password.

Stick the IP address into Explorer on Windows or Finder on Mac and you can drag files directly from the phone to your computer. On Windows if you add \G2 to the end of the address then you can map the network drive. On OSX in Finder hit Command K and then entersmb:// followed by your IP.

Alternatively you could use a free app like AirDroid, which allows you to transfer files and also send and receive SMS, among other things.

How to use Slide Aside

Go to Settings > General and turn Slide Aside on. This nifty feature allows you to store up to three apps off to the side while you multitask. Use three fingers to swipe them off to the left and then three fingers to swipe right will bring them back. This feature works with any app and you can bring them back whenever you want, whatever you happen to be doing. It’s especially handy for messenger apps.

Editor’s Note: Slide Aside differs from Android’s standard “Recent Apps” menu because apps that are slid aside will stay frozen forever. The Recent Apps menu only holds a certain number of apps in memory at a time and shuffles them out as you open new apps.

How to use Clip Tray

You can copy text and pictures by tapping and holding on them then copying to the Clip Tray. When you long press on any space in a text box you’ll get the usual Pasteoption, but you should also see Clip Tray which gives you a pop up window at the bottom containing everything you’ve copied in there.

How to use Guest mode

If you’ve got sensitive emails, files, or maybe photos and videos on your LG G2 that you would really rather not share with your friends and family, you are not alone. LG has spotted this issue and offered up a clever solution called Guest mode. You have to use pattern lock to unlock your phone for this to work. Go to Settings > Display > Lock screen and pick your usual unlock pattern. Now head to Settings > General > Guest mode and you can set a different pattern to unlock a Guest mode on your phone which will only allow access to the apps and functionality you specify in the Guest mode menu.

How to use your LG G2 as a remote control

You’ll find a toggle for Quick Remote in the notifications shade and you’ll find it listed in your apps as well. This allows you to use your IR blaster equipped LG G2 as a remote control for your TV, DVR, cable box, and other compatible electronics. You can set different profiles for different rooms by choosing them at the top left, so it can work as a universal remote throughout your home. It’s easy to set up, but it just functions as a remote control; it doesn’t offer a TV guide, so you might want to install something like zeebox.

The remote controls will appear in your notification shade when you drag it down. You can also set them to come on automatically on your lock screen when you get home by tapping Menu > Settings in the Quick Remote app and choosing Auto display at home then specifying your home Wi-Fi network.

That’s all of our LG G2 tips and tricks for now, but if you want to suggest something new, then please post a comment.

                                           TEJWANT GOSAL

who loves everything about technology. He is devoted to everything that is tech-related and tries the best to produce useful and quality BLOGS about mobiles,