Das Glas von dem Display meines iPad mini 2 (ME800FD/A; A1490) ist gesprungen. Es ist bislang ohne TouchID ausgestattet.

Das bestellte Ersatzteil (Passend für iPad mini 1+2) kam jedoch MIT TouchID. Kann ich es trotzdem einbauen oder muss ich damit rechen, dass der Homebutton danach nicht mehr funktioniert?

Viele Grüße,

Tilman

⟐ Answered März 13, 2021 at 13:12 GMT-7

Das Gerät wurde im iTunes erkannt und ich habe schon ein update durchgeführt.

Des weiteren habe ich gesehen, das ein elektronisches Bauteil verfärbt ist.

Auf dem 2. Bild sieht man das Apple Logo ganz schwach, da die Beleuchtung nicht geht.

⟐ Answered März 07, 2021 at 10:11 GMT-7

Kann man die Buchse selber wechseln?

⟐ Commented Dezember 31, 2018 at 5:11 GMT-7

⟐ Answered Dezember 31, 2018 at 5:03 GMT-7

Das Display von meinem iPad mini 2 ist gesprungen. Ich hatte deswegen einen neuen Touchscreen gekauft inkl. Gelötetem IC Chip. Das iPad hatte zwar funktioniert, also der Touch und alles drum und dran, aber an einer Ecke gab es halt Scherben, deswegen wollte ich es selbst reparieren.

Gesagt, getan. Ich habe das iPad mini 2 mit einem Fön erhitzt den Touchscreen entnommen, LCD Panel rausgenommen und das neue Touchscreen eingesetzt(wie hier in der Anleitung außer das mit dem Fön). Im Anschluss auch die anderen teile angeschlossen. Bevor ich das wieder zukleben wollte, habe ich einen Testlauf gemacht und das iPad angeschaltet. Siehe da es geht an, der Homebutton funktioniert, aber der Touchscreen reagiert nicht. Er zeigt Einfall Nullreaktion. 

Vielleicht kennt sich ja hier jmd aus oder hatte das selbe Problem und kann mir weiter helfen. Freue mich auf eure Unterstützung. Gruß

⟐ Answered September 05, 2018 at 2:05 GMT-7

Grüße

Alexander

⟐ Commented Juli 12, 2018 at 2:19 GMT-7

Yesterday morning, I have to experience a weird behavior of my ipad mini2. Day before yesterday night my ipad mini 2 was at 12% charge and I was trying to install the ios 11 (developer beta version), the download of the software happened in less than 10 mins and since my ipad was connected to a wall adapter, the system allowed to install the software (even though the charge is 12% but still connected to wall adapter).

I was seeing that the update was taking almost 20 mins with the progress bar showing the loading. I fell asleep and woke up after 4 hours to see that my ipad was showing an apple logo and was bit hot. (Not too hot rather).

After that I removed the cable and it showed me the connected to charger logo!!!

Looked like battery drained, but I connected to the charger and the ipad was showing that the device is charging (black screen with battery icon in middle with red line at the base of the battery icon - the screen before the ipad starts)

After 15 to 20 mins, the apple logo is appearing and AND STUCK AT THAT LEVEL AND MAKING THE DEVICE LITTLE HOT AS IT PROGRESSES and when removed, it is coming back to the connect to charger logo...

I do not want to have it charged for a very long time since not sure if it might affect the battery. I left the device untouched for a day and I even tried performing the above cases today morning and it is still the same.

I guess it should not be a hardware issue since, charging an ipad for 4 hours with device stuck at apple logo continuously (due to update interruption) should not affect the battery or charging IC for such a branded product like apple.

I cannot do DFU/Restore or do anything now since if I connect the device to macbook, it is showing the charging symbol in the ipad (black screen with battery icon in middle with red line at the base of the battery icon) and itunes and the mac is not detecting the device.

CAN YOU PLEASE HELP ME TO GET BACK MY IPAD TO WORKING CONDITION PLEASE?

⟐ Answered Februar 14, 2023 at 13:28 GMT-7

Did I make the right choice? Any suggestions? A reply would definitely help me a lot.

Thanks

⟐ Commented August 11, 2024 at 14:48 GMT-7

My iPad has been dropped multiple times in the past 3 years or so, although none of them has cause any kind of significant damage, until some time ago, my my iPad would suddenly has thin lines on the screen and experience some kind of image persistence. Most of the time, it was fixed when I restarted it, so I hadn't paid any attention to it. I thought it was a software glitch.

Yesterday, while playing games, it did this, but now, even when I restarted it, when I erased all settings, and even tapped on the back mltiple times, the lines didnt go away, although there is no more image persistence.

Everything works well, no lag, no bug, touch works fine, I can still play games or watch videos, the only problem are those lines.

On these pictures, you can see those large white lines and those small pixel like lines.

⟐ Commented Juli 20, 2023 at 7:21 GMT-7

I was wondering if the screen digitizer replacement for the ipad mini 1st gen could be used as a replacement for the newer ipad mini Retina, would it work, are the digitizers interchangeable between the two generations? If not, is ifixit going to start selling an ipad mini retina replacement soon?

Thx

Part in question:

iPad Mini (1st Gen/Retina) Front Panel Digitizer Assembly

Product code: IF122-001-1

Apple Part #: 820-3291-A, 820-3291

⟐ Commented Dezember 15, 2016 at 14:18 GMT-7

⟐ Answered Juni 30, 2020 at 4:39 GMT-7

The digitizer is also sometimes completely unresponsive. Suddenly it responds to touch then.

I cleaned the contacts, restored the iPad in iTunes. Nothing helps. Any ideas?

Yes Brian and Jessa you were right. Wish I had read this before. I don't think I am the first one doing this wrong. I bought a new digitizer (third one) and followed the cable instructions very carefully. It works. This is really a delicate cable and this should be the first big warning before trying this repair. I have learned something and that is great! Some lessons cost more than others... :-) Hope you see my picture how the cable should be. Attach the top of the screen, THEN fold in the cable, THEN remove the adhesive from the bottom before closing it up.

⟐ Commented April 21, 2019 at 19:29 GMT-7

you guys always do an awesome job, keep up the great work!

So I've been having issues with eye strain when I use retina displays. It seems the higher the pixel density is, the worse it gets.

To remedy this, I was thinking about switching out the retina display in my ipad mini 2 with the non retina and considerably lower pixel density lcd from an iPad mini 1 I have.

I would just use the ipad mini 1 but I want the processing power of the a7 that's in the ipad mini 2. So I would like to try this hack and make a franken ipad mini 2 with regular display to have the 'best of both' so to speak.

so my question is, would replacing the retina display in the ipad mini 2 with the regular display in the ipad mini 1 work? are the digitizers/connections the same? WDYT?

any help would be greatly appreciated. thanks!

⟐ Commented Mai 28, 2017 at 19:39 GMT-7

This lasted maybe half a day before the screen went completely white. It seems like everything was working normally but whenever the screen was activated with the home button or if I restarted it the screen would glow white as if working normally, but no image.

My first guess was a dislodged display connector so I tried tapping the back and corners of the case. This didn't seem to do anything. I'm a glutton for punishment so next I decided to visually check the connectors and disassembled the screen to see if something came loose. After re-fitting the cables though the iPad appears to behave the same way. No improvement and nothing obviously loose or damaged.

Now I'm wondering is this a failing LCD screen or some other problem? This doesn't seem like the usual "white screen of death". I'd love any help or ideas!

⟐ Commented Dezember 30, 2017 at 0:17 GMT-7

⟐ Commented August 29, 2022 at 6:54 GMT-7

I've tried multiple LCD's and the exact same thing. Not sure what else could be wrong. I'm assuming it could be a fuse or resistor on the motherboard but I don't know which one or where to search for it. I'm assuming it's next to the flex connectors on the motherboard. If so how in the world do I test those? They're like the size of lint!

Please help!

⟐ Commented November 21, 2018 at 8:08 GMT-7

⟐ Answer edited Juni 07, 2022 at 11:34 GMT-7

Thank You

⟐ Commented Dezember 14, 2016 at 11:45 GMT-7

https://discussions.apple.com/servlet/Ji...

⟐ Answered September 04, 2020 at 20:06 GMT-7

Does anyone have the same problem? Anyway that I can fix it by myself?

Thank you.

https://youtu.be/r6sfKtNMSKs

⟐ Answer deleted Mai 18, 2021 at 1:20 GMT-7