1) If you get an OTG cable, you can connect a regular USB mouse to interact with your phone.
2) When replacing your LCD, (dont get with frame as you have to move bunch of parts to new housing), there is trick.
One of the glue tape also acts as insulator. The rectangular wire mesh under the power board(near white power cable, under those tiny chips that are used to test LCD/Touch controls) should not touch the bigger rectangular wire mesh attached to LCD flexible cable. I used a piece of doubled up tape, (so no melted glue would mess with anything).
It was easy to replace screen. Just need hairdryer (careful gets hot really fast), razor blade and free tools that come with screen.
Open back.
Only take off mainboard cover so you can disconnect battery power. Next to it, disconnect big LCD/... plug.
On bottom, pull up the speaker/mic board than disconnect white power cable. Just use finger nails to pull straight up. Disconnect LCD. Use a little heat to help pull up board. You should leave right side with black cable alone/attached. Use heat to help detach LCD cable.
Use heat and razor blade to detach screen. Maybe doing this first with cover is easier. Always check heat. Gets really hot in a few secs.
I threw out all glue tape i encountered. It took many trial to figure out which one LG had used to create illusion of damaged digitizer during self repair. So if you see perfect screen, your digitizer prolly isnt broken either.
Just adding i didnt have any adhesive to attach LCD to frame. So im just using my spigen case to hold it. It was a really snug fit. So if your case is like that...
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