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(I’m a first-timer here). Hello everyone, I dropped my Sero 8 tablet from desk height (cracking the digitizer in the process). When I turn it on, I can see my lock screen clearly (therefore the LCD must be fine), but the digitizer doesn’t pick up input anywhere on the screen. I think I know how to remove the broken digitizer, but how do I put on a new one? And could someone provide a summary of removing the digitizer for the Sero 8 just so I can be sure I know how to do it? What tools do I need? What tools would be useful but not essential? I know I need a blow dryer, and dinky little screwdrivers (what kind/size though?), some things to pry the screen off (and some things to put between the digitizer and the LCD prevent the adhesive from re-adhering)… Anyone have recommendations for what I buy? Thanks, -Charlie
It would be great if you could contribute a screen replacement to the existing guides for this model. The current guides serve as a good reference point and the several youtuve videos for the Sero 7 can supplement any areas you may be concerned about. Hisense Sero 7 Pro glass only screen repair as recommended by @jayeff Hisense E270BSA - Digiter / Front Glass Replacement - Instructional Video Hisense Sero 7 Pro Tablet Part 2 Taken Apart As far as the tools you would need, those shown in the first video were: Set of Picks [linked product missing or disabled: IF145-000-1] Spudgers Tweezers - Pro / ESD / Blunt Double-sided adhesive tape Philips and flat head screw drivers The links for the tools are those on iFixit for easy reference, but you can source these locally as well. Since your current digitizer is broken, I recommend that you use packaging tape over the existing cracked digitizer to minimize small parts from breaking off. This may make it possible to remove it as one piece.
Look on google it normally gives a dismantle process of most things
