Cubrir la pantalla con cinta de embalar

Introducción

Usa esta guía para cubrir la pantalla rota de iPhone con cinta de embalar antes de hacer reparaciones.

Qué necesitas

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Si el vidrio de pantalla está agrietada, puedes contener más daño y prevenir daños corporales durante la reparación si cubres con cinta el vidrio.
Coloca cintas superpuestas de cinta para embalar sobre la pantalla del iPhone antes que esté cubierta toda la parte frontal.
Esto mantendrá los vidrios rotos contenidos y proporcionará integridad estructural cuando hagas palanca y levantes la pantalla.
Usa gafas protectoras para proteger tus ojos de cualquier vidrio que se sacuda y salte durante la reparación.
Si el vidrio roto hace difícil que la ventosa quede pegada en los siguientes pasos, intenta usar un trozo fuerte de cinta (como cinta de embalar) en una manija y levanta la pantalla con eso.

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Tape doesn’t hold. suction cup doesn’t work. Tape folded over doesn’t work as a handle. I’ve used 3m’ s Gorilla duct tape. The glass is so shattered I cant get a point started to remove the glass. Phone has been in an otter box for years. dropped it and shattered glass while replacing case. Now what?

Martin Speedy - 5 de jul. de 2018 Contestar

When all else fails, you can superglue your suction cup (or tape) to the display, wait for it to cure, and pull.

Jeff Suovanen - 6 de jul. de 2018

I had issues getting the suction cup to stick on my cracked screen, so I tried using scotch tape (only tape I had around), but it didn’t work. This best thing I did was to forcefully pry the screen off (I wasn’t worried about damages because it’s already cracked) with the spudger. I think its best to find something stickier (like Duct Tape) and used that to lift up the screen.

Definitely surprised how sticky the adhesive was.

Jeffrey Robinos - 27 de sep. de 2018 Contestar

When using packing tape: the suction won’t hold well with the overlapping pieces, so add a square of tape where you want to put the suction cup, so it will provide an unbroken surface for the seal.

Christa - 22 de oct. de 2018 Contestar

It’s amazing how a heat gun or hair dryer makes life easier to soften up the adhesive. Then use a thin iSesame opening tool to get in under the screen (start @ 90 degrees/vertical either side of the home button & slowly go horizontal) the need to use suction cups. Run the opening tool along the front and down both sides to cut the adhesive before trying to lift the screen.

Cheers Wayne

Wayne Lyell - 13 de nov. de 2018 Contestar

I didn’t have a hair dryer so I (gingerly) used an iron over some wet coffee filters (I mean , it is waterproof) . Then, quickly dried i off with paper towels, used gorilla tape and my fixit metal splunger . worked like a charm .

MajorCouillon - 16 de oct. de 2020 Contestar

What about baby cracks? skip to step 3 or not…

Andruw Holland - 10 de dic. de 2020 Contestar

As others have mentioned, suction cup and tape doesn’t work. I used the blade of a box cutter (watch fingers) and inserted just below and right of home button. Then moved spudger along the crack to tear adhesive/seal. Easy peasy.

Stephen Smith - 18 de may. de 2021 Contestar