Hi fleet
you gonna love it
There are always gonna be HATERS, but thats their loss
Everyone is calling it a fix .because the the fire button just brushes against the curve on the screen ribbon cable .
It would probably be fine if left alone .
I used to work in a mobile phone repair shop and repair phones as my job, they use the same type of flat flex ribbon cable on lots of parts, when fitting screens and other parts in phones the ribbons are flat when new. many times they needed to be folded and creased to fit the part into its place so they are pretty tough little things.
The FIX if you even want to call it THAT aint nothing to worry about as J says if ya wanna check, in the battery bay you will see 6 small screws the lower 4 are what holds the front face plate on, just remove them and look to see if the screen cable is touching bottom edge of the fire button,if not then you dont need to do the so called FIX .if it is then its up to you if you want do the FIX or not ,all it involves is using a tooth pic to gently lift that end of the screen up from the sticky pad that holds it down ,you only need to raise it a couple of mm then with the same tooth pic tuck the screen ribbon towards the screen to create a S shape in the excess ribbon cable hold it with the tooth pic and gently press the screen back down on its sticky pad ,the cable does not actually go under the screen, just under itself, to create that soft S shaped curve ,lifting that end of the screen just makes it easier to tuck it back on its self ,without the need to try and squeeze it in and damage anything. .
its a real easy FIX if you even want to call it a FIX, its more just piece of mind knowing that your fire button is not touching the ribbon anymore.
I only did mine because i took the front cover off to see what all the fuss was about .
Its up to each individual person if they want to do anything with it or not .
HATERS ....HATE ALL YA LIKE...ITS YOUR LOSS
you gonna love it
There are always gonna be HATERS, but thats their loss
Everyone is calling it a fix .because the the fire button just brushes against the curve on the screen ribbon cable .
It would probably be fine if left alone .
I used to work in a mobile phone repair shop and repair phones as my job, they use the same type of flat flex ribbon cable on lots of parts, when fitting screens and other parts in phones the ribbons are flat when new. many times they needed to be folded and creased to fit the part into its place so they are pretty tough little things.
The FIX if you even want to call it THAT aint nothing to worry about as J says if ya wanna check, in the battery bay you will see 6 small screws the lower 4 are what holds the front face plate on, just remove them and look to see if the screen cable is touching bottom edge of the fire button,if not then you dont need to do the so called FIX .if it is then its up to you if you want do the FIX or not ,all it involves is using a tooth pic to gently lift that end of the screen up from the sticky pad that holds it down ,you only need to raise it a couple of mm then with the same tooth pic tuck the screen ribbon towards the screen to create a S shape in the excess ribbon cable hold it with the tooth pic and gently press the screen back down on its sticky pad ,the cable does not actually go under the screen, just under itself, to create that soft S shaped curve ,lifting that end of the screen just makes it easier to tuck it back on its self ,without the need to try and squeeze it in and damage anything. .
its a real easy FIX if you even want to call it a FIX, its more just piece of mind knowing that your fire button is not touching the ribbon anymore.
I only did mine because i took the front cover off to see what all the fuss was about .
Its up to each individual person if they want to do anything with it or not .
HATERS ....HATE ALL YA LIKE...ITS YOUR LOSS
