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  • Slicing through this much glue isn't our idea of fun... however... we have no followup.

  • Fortunately, much like last time, the glass separates cleanly, leaving the display behind—a surprise to be sure, but a welcome one.

  • That means replacing the iPad 7's cracked glass may be laborious, but at least the materials will still be cheap—you won't have to replace the entire display, like you do on all those other iPad models with LOCA-laminated panels.

  • After all that adhesive, we're happy to see the friendly face of a Phillips screw—especially after dealing with all those tiny tri-points last week.

  • This time around, our Battery Blocker only fits into the battery terminal after trimming it down with some scissors, but it's worth the effort to kill the power for a safe LCD extraction.

Wir können uns was besseres vorstellen als durch so viel Kleber schneiden zu müssen....aber.... nein, doch kein aber, wir bleiben dabei.

Glücklicherweise lässt sich das Glas genauso sauber vom Display abtrennen wie beim letzten Mal - eine willkommene Überraschung.

Das bedeutet, dass der Austausch eines zerbrochenen Glases beim iPad 7 zwar mühsam ist, aber zumindest wird das Ersatzteil günstig sein, weil man nicht das gesamte Display ersetzen muss, wie bei all den anderen iPad-Modellen mit LOCA-laminierten Panels.

Nach all dem Klebstoff freuen wir uns, das freundliche Gesicht einer Kreuzschlitzschraube zu sehen - vor allem, nachdem wir uns letzte Woche mit diesen ganzen winzigen Tri-Point Schraubenbeschäftigt haben.

Diesmal passt unser Battery Blocker nur in den Akkuanschluss, nachdem wir ihn mit einer Schere abgeschnitten haben, aber es lohnt sich, den Strom zu trennen, damit man das LCD sicher herausnehmen kann.

-[* black] Slicing through this much glue isn't our idea of fun... however... there's no second part to this sentence.
+[* black] Slicing through this much glue isn't our idea of fun... however... we have no followup.
[* black] Fortunately, much like [guide|105416|last time|stepid=198935], the glass separates cleanly, leaving the display behind—a surprise to be sure, but a welcome one.
[* icon_note] That means replacing the iPad 7's cracked glass may be laborious, but at least the materials will still be cheap—you won't have to replace the entire display, like you do on [guide|121759|all] [guide|121589|those|new_window=true] [guide|115457|other] [guide|92534|iPad] [guide|52599|models] with [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liquid_optically_clear_adhesive|LOCA|new_window=true]-laminated panels.
[* black] After all that adhesive, we're happy to see the friendly face of a Phillips screw—especially after dealing with all those [guide|126223|tiny tri-points|stepid=243651|new_window=true] [guide|126000|last week|new_window=true].
[* black] This time around, our [product|IF145-304-2|Battery Blocker|new_window=true] only fits into the battery terminal after trimming it down with some scissors, but it's worth the effort to kill the power for a safe LCD extraction.

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