The OLED display is glued to the front crystal. Sadly, without the propter tools to break the LOCA adhesion between them without damaging the very thin OLED display is already very difficult.
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The OLED display is glued to the front crystal. Sadly, without the proper tools to break the LOCA adhesion between them without damaging the very thin OLED display is already very difficult.
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I would focus on just replacing the full assembly [https://www.ifixit.com/Store/Parts/Apple-Watch-Series-4/Screens|Apple Watch Series-4 display assembly] following this guide [guide|133610] be aware the NFC module is part of display assembly and you'll need to carefully remove yours to place on the new display assembly
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I would focus on just replacing the full assembly [link|https://www.ifixit.com/Store/Parts/Apple-Watch-Series-4/Screens|Apple Watch Series-4 display assembly] following this guide [guide|133610] be aware the NFC module is part of display assembly and you'll need to carefully remove yours to place on the new display assembly
The OLED display is glued to the front crystal. Sadly, without the propter tools to break the LOCA adhesion between them without damaging the very thin OLED display is already very difficult.
I would focus on just replacing the full assembly [https://www.ifixit.com/Store/Parts/Apple-Watch-Series-4/Screens|Apple Watch Series-4 display assembly] following this guide [guide|133610] be aware the NFC module is part of display assembly and you'll need to carefully remove yours to place on the new display assembly
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