iPad Mini Repair Services The iPad Mini is a great device. It brings you everything you love about the iPad just in a smaller, more mobile size. No matter if you have a cracked screen or it's malfunctioning in some way, we can fix it. Our certified technicians have the skills and experience needed to repair your iPad. If you don't see the iPad repair service you need below, please contact us. About Our iPad Repair Services If you ever see a lower price anywhere, question the quality of work and parts used. Our customers are satisfied with our work, and that's why they leave us such positive reviews. Read them here . Free iPad Diagnostic Service / Repair Estimate iPad Diagnostic Service Learn More iPad Mini Broken Glass/Digitizer Repair (Black) If the glass on the front of your iPad Mini is cracked or broken, then this repair service is for you. iPad Mini Front Glass/Digitizer Replacement (WHITE) If the glass on your white iPad Mini is cracked or broken, iResQ can replace the broken screen with a brand new digitizer/screen for you!

iPad Mini LCD Repair Service If the LCD screen underneath the glass screen in your iPad Mini is damaged, there is a way to get it repaired. iPad Mini Full Screen Assembly Repair/Replacement Service If both the glass AND the LCD screen underneath the glass on your iPad Mini is damaged or cracked, iResQ can repair it for you. iPad Mini Back Case Replacement Service (Black) Is the back case on your black iPad Mini scratched or dented? We can replace that for you! iPad Mini Sleep/Wake/Power and Volume Rocker Buttons Repair Service iPad Mini volume button not working? Is the sleep, wake, and power button not working either? That makes sense because it's one unit. Our certified technicians have the skills for this iPad mini volume button repair. iPad Mini Home Button Repair Service iPad Mini home button not working? We can fix it for you with this iPad Mini home button repair service. Learn more about this 24 hour turnaround repair here. iPad Mini Back Case Replacement Service (WHITE)

Choose this service if you want your iPad Mini Back Case replaced with a new one. iPad Mini Camera Removal We can remove the cameras from your iPad Mini if your job or occupation does not allow cameras in their facility. iPad Mini Headphone Jack Repair If the headphone jack on your iPad Mini is broken or not working, we can repair it for you by repairing or replacing the headphone jack. iPad Mini Battery Replacement Service If the life on your iPad Mini battery is shorter than it used to be and you want it replaced, iResQ can install a new one for you. External Speaker (Loudspeaker) Replacement Service for iPad Mini If you're having problems with the speaker in your iPad Mini, click here to find out about our repair service for it. Front-Facing Camera Replacement Service for iPad Mini Click here if you are unable to take selfies or use the camera for Facetime. You may need a front-facing camera replacement. Back/Rear Camera Replacement Service for iPad Mini

This back/rear camera replacement service for the iPad Mini solves problems you may be having with a malfunctioning camera on your device. Following up my article on replacing the glass on a first- or second-generation iPad, the question came about as to how to repair an iPad mini’s glass in the event that gravity should exert itself on an off day. fire exit door threshold Rory Pierce of Fix That Mac in Berkeley, California.solid oak doors coventry For the answer I returned to Fix That Mac in Berkeley, California, and the mighty Rory Pierce for his perspective. black pvc doors for sale on ebayPierce has been busy lately with this particular repair, citing that the shop handles between five and 15 iPad mini repairs per month, then points to a white iPad mini with a cracked screen that fell face down onto a hard surface.cheap internal doors dublin

Pierce explains that the iPad mini is a different beast to repair than the standard iPad and is both easier in some ways while harder in others. The iPad mini uses thinner glass that’s easier to crack should you make a wrong move, so extra care is required as you fix it.Putting on his safety goggles to prevent flying shards of glass (that will inevitably crack even more as he pulls the iPad mini apart), Rory gets to work.door for sale nanaimoThere’s an appreciable online market for iPad replacement parts, all of varying quality. new front door wiganIn many cases, a vendor might offer to sell just the iPad mini replacement glass. sliding wardrobe door not straightThis is a trap to avoid in spite of how cheap and tempting the glass is, as the glass will lack the connector that attaches to the logic board and you’ll have to harvest the connector from the old glass, carefully cut through its eight solder points, then solder the connector onto the replacement glass.

If you’re feeling brave or are a neat hand with a soldering iron, this’ll save you some money, but otherwise, opt for the more expensive iPad mini replacement glass. Elekworld has a good selection as well as a variety of colors if you’re tired of Apple’s selection of black and white.Should you attempt this repair, remember that it’s not a race. Patience is critical,” says Pierce. That isn’t bad advice.Place the iPad mini horizontally in front of you, plug in a heat gun and begin heating the edges on a low to medium setting to begin melting the thin layer of glue holding the glass to the surface. Don’t overheat the tablet or you might damage some of the cabling inside. You should occasionally stop with the heat gun and feel the tablet; once the tablet begins to become uncomfortably warm, it’s ready to be cut open.Now the scary part begins. Take a strong, steel razor blade and begin working along the top, taking care to avoid cutting the tablet’s camera cabling while reheating the edges with the heat gun as needed.

As you work your way around the sides with the razor, the glass will begin to splinter even further. This is normal, but just make sure you have your safety goggles on and be careful not to scratch the tablet’s LCD screen as you’re working around the edges with your razor.Once you’ve pried up a decent amount of the glass, you need to hold it up. A plastic opening tool is perfect for this and iFixit sells these in pairs for about $3. Use the plastic opening tool as sort of a wedge/placeholder, finish cutting around the edges and begin gently prying up the screen.Now it’s time to get the LCD out of the way so that you can remove the old glass from the iPad mini’s logic board and begin installing the replacement glass. Peel the broken glass up, let it rest at an angle and begin removing the four screws at the corners of the LCD, peeling the black sticky tape out of the way to get to the final screws.After the corner screws have been removed, you’ll need leverage to help get the LCD out.

Find a prying tool such as a plastic spudger. Pierce also recommends getting a three-ring binder, taking it apart, and get the a long piece of metal underneath the ring assembly. You want to then work the metal piece until it’s almost like a slim jim) that’s used to open locked car doors. You’ll take this metal piece and slide it under the LCD to help pry it up for removal.After prying the LCD up, gently lay it flat against the broken glass without disconnecting it and remove the 16 screws holding the back plate in place. Take care, as the right side of the iPad mini is heavily magnetized and will happily snatch your screws from you. Remove the 16 screws holding the back plate in place, remove the back plate, then remove the three screws holding the small silver plate in place.Remove the connector attaching the LCD to the tablet’s logic board—it takes a gentle touch. The iPad mini doesn’t use nearly as much glue to hold its glass in place as the full size iPad, but it’s still worth cleaning out before you go any further.

Once the broken glass and the LCD have been detached from the rest of the unit, go around the edges and remove the remaining glue particles with your razor. This will take a minute or two, but allows for a cleaner fit when putting the tablet back together.Attach the replacement iPad mini glass, reattach the LCD and you’re ready to start sealing the tablet back up.Reattach both the small and larger plate, replacing their screws as needed. Remove the magnet from the broken iPad mini glass, attach it to the new iPad mini glass and clean the LCD with both a soft cloth and/or an ammonia-free glass cleaner.Swing the replacement glass down to test the fit, turn the iPad on, test its functionality, remove any and all adhesive coverings inside the new glass, and it’s time to reapply the glue holding the glass to the rest of the iPad. Once again, you’ll want to use 3M’s Scotch Weld 4799 glue ($21). Unlike the full size iPad, you won’t need to frost the entire cake on the iPad mini’s edge to hold the new glass in place and a small dab on the four corners will do the trick.