So my iPad home button needs to be pushed down really hard. That's the only way will work, when I look at it very closely I noticed that the side of the cover is kind of opening so to me it looks like The adhesive was coming off. What's the best way of fixing that?
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I think you might just need to replace the actual button itself, I have experience the same issue with a old iphone 5 and the home button had just worn out.
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If I press down hard around on the case the home button works fine
Is the glass sitting flush with the iPad itself? If not and / or the adhesive to hold the home button on the glass is weak it causes issues like this.
It's,def the adhesive, if I wanted I could pry to open
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Pull up your screen. iFixit has a guide that shows how to pry it up. Once your screen is up, you will see that the home button is secured on in two tiny spots with basically double sided tape. Remove the old adhesive, make sure you get all of it. Clean up the bracket and screen so there is no dirt or residue. Then apply some red tape or your favorite adhesive. Make sure you set it firmly in place. Then reseal your screen and you are done.
If it were me, I'd buy a new digitizer that includes a home button assembly. Chances are that when you pry up your screen, you will scratch it and maybe crack it. An iPad 2 digi with small pieces isn't very expensive and it will come with the home button, bracket and tape already in place. It would make very quick work of this job.
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