How to change the 3 piece cover

Hi eugenemd,
1. Take front faceplate off by inserting credit card 1 between housing and silver key. As you pull up, take credit card 2 and slide it on the side of the phone prying the clips off.

2. Unscrew these 6 screws at the edges with the T6 screwdriver and release the 4 clips surrounding the LCD screen.

3. Slip the little black frame off of the LCD screen, and lift the screen. You should now see a screw. Removing this screw removes the back cover.

4. That’s it! Put your new faceplate or housing in and figure out how to put things back by following the directions here in reverse order.

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Disconnect the negative battery terminal
to prevent an accidental short
circuit.
1
Unclip and remove wood grain/painted
trim pieces from both sides of
steering wheel. (Figure A)
2
Unclip and remove side panel from
driver’s side of dash with door open
and remove (2) 7 MM screws.
(Figure B)
3
Remove (2) 7 MM screws from bottom
edge of panel below steering
wheel, unclip panel and let hang. It
is not necessary to completely
remove panel. (Figure C)
4
Unclip and remove wood
grain/painted trim piece from above
glove box.
Unclip and remove side panel from
passenger side of dash with door
open and remove (2) 7 MM screws
from behind panel

Remove (2) 7 MM screws from bottom
of glove box then open box and
squeeze sides together to open further
and remove the remaining (4)
7MM screws. Unclip the black vent
cover under the glove box then unclip
and remove entire glove box assembly.
(Figure F)
7
Unclip and remove trim panel surrounding
radio and climate controls.
(Figure G)
8
Remove (4) 7 MM screws securing
the radio and (2) 7 MM screws securing
the climate control. Unplug and
remove the radio. (Figure H

Visit this web page for a picture guide to repair your screen. http://tiny.cc/YaTay

Directions to repair the screen on an LG Shine:

Step 1. Take off back cover and remove battery and SIM card.
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Step 2. Remove the six screws holding on the back cover.
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Step 3. Get a thin piece of metal and pry off back piece of the main phone unit.
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Step 4. Once you get the back piece off you can see a green unit at the top of phone. This is the camera, all you do is pull on it and it should un-clip.
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Step 5. Once the camera is removed you can see 4 more screws, unscrew these.
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Step 6. Now that the screws are out you can pull off the main board. The first thing you need to do is un-clip the black ribbon that is at the top. Then you have to un-clip the clip on all four corners, after you do this the main board will come out.
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Step 7. Now That you have that off there are 2 screws on the back that you must unscrew.
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Step 8. With the screws gone you can now pull the slider away from the piece that has the number pad on it.
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Step 9. On the back of the slider there are 6 screw you must unscrew. The Two screws at the top have small black circles glued on-top of them. Just wedge something under the black peices and they will come off.
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Step 10. Now that the screws are out you can pry off the plastic LCD screen cover from the metal slider piece.
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Step 11. After the LCD screen cover is gone you must unscrew 2 screws to the left and right of the joystick. After you remove the screws the joystick cover comes off.
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Step 12. Now that you have the cover off you need to turn the plate where the joystick is on over and pull out of the LCD screen clip.

Step 13. After you do this you can now put in the replacement and put the phone back together.

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Turn the vacuum over so the bottom is up.. Remove scews from plate surrounding the brush area..
Pop of the cover plate..
Lift out the side of the brush that the belt connects to..
Put new belt on..
Put the brush back in place.. It might be a bit tough because the new belt will have a bit of tention..
Put plate cover back on and screws..

You should be able to get a replacement screen from http://www.rmslogisticslp.com. If so and you want to replace it yourself, here are some steps. You will have to do some soldering. I found these instructions when looking for help on my pantech so I am just passing on this help. If you aren't comfortable doing the work yourself then RMS Logistics may be able to help. You can also check with your provider for a store near you that services phones for that provider.

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This not a job for just anyone it will require some soldering on the circuit board. If you don't know how then it would be best to ship it off.

The steps to take apart the phone.
1. take the battery and Sim card out.
2. remove the molding place that surrounds the camera lens. It just snaps in. At first it did not look like it come off but is does.
3. remove 6 (six) tiny screws from the back of the phone.
4. lift the circuit board and carefully unplug the board in the next section. place the circuit board to the side.
5. Remove 4 silver screws, hold this piece to one of the sliders. - set this piece to the side.
6. remove 4 screws for the corners of this piece. two of the screws have covers over them
7. Ok this was a pain both getting it out and back in. you should see a circuit board and mic. The Mic is solder to the board and stuck to the piece below with stick-em. Carefully left the mic off do not break the wires - you just want it loose. Now lift the circuit board and carefully unplug the next circuit board. Set the circuit board and mic to the side
7. Remove 4 black screws hold the next slider in place.
8. Ok, you're down to the LCD piece. Again remove 4 screws in the corners. 2 of them have 1 long cover piece covering them.
9. remove the LCD piece, unsolder the speaker.
10. Solder the speaker just removed to the new LCD piece. and reverse the steps the reassemble.

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Hope this helps.

when you open the back cover you will seee a metal ber with 4 grey roller on it. There are 2 black plastic bit spanning the rollers (2 each one spnas 2 rollers). these need to be pushed upwards so that the click up (the back of the plastic bits will push past the bar behind as the bar they are on flexes). once you have done this the cover will close. It only took me 2 days to figure it out....
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hi dear.

open the pad and clean its contacts. below is the proceedure to open the phone (if it is not under warranty). you two credit cards and a screw driver.

1- Take front faceplate off by inserting card 1 between housing and silver key. As you pull up, take card 2 and slide it on the side of the phone prying the clips off.
2- Unscrew these 6 screws at the edges with the T6 screwdriver and release the 4 clips surrounding the LCD screen.
3- Slip the little black frame off of the LCD screen, and lift the screen. You should now see a screw. Removing this screw removes the back cover.
4- That’s it! Put your new faceplate or housing in and figure out how to put things back by following the directions here in reverse order.


gudluck

Step 1. Take off back cover and remove battery and sim card. Step 2. Remove the six screws holding on the back cover Step 3. Get a thin piece of metal and pry off back piece of the main phone unit Step 4. Once you get the back piece off you can see a green unit at the top of phone. This is the camera, all you do is pull on it and it should unclip Step 5. Once the camera is removed you can see 4 more screws, unscrew these Step 6. Now that the screws are out you can pull off the main board. The first thing you need to do is unclip the black ribbon that is at the top. Then you have to unlip the clip on all four corners, after you do this the main board will come out. Step 7. Now That you have that off there are 2 screws on the back thats you must unscrew. Step 8. With the screws gone you can now pull the slider away from the piece that has the number pad on it. Step 9. On the back of the slider there are 6 screw you must unscrew. The Two screws at the top have small black circles glued on-top of them. Just wedge something under the black peices and they will come off Step 10. Now that the screws are out you can pry off the plastic LCD screen cover from the metal slider piece. Step 11. After the LCD screen cover is gone you must unscrew 2 screws to the left and right of the joystick. After you remove the screws the joystick cover comes off. Step 12. Now that you have the cover off you need to turn the plate where the joystick is on over and pull out of the LCD screen clip Step 13. After you do this you can now put in the replacement and put the phone back together GOOD LUCK

if it was working until you opened it.
It may be worth opening it again to check you didn't dislodge the ribbon cable for the mode switch.
if you could only half open it or had problems getting the diopter control back in (eyepiece focus) there is a screw under the stick on fascia that surrounds the eyepiece lens (not the rubber bit) use a scaple to peel it back...

best of luck

I had the same problem after a little plastic trigger thing fell out of the hole above where it says push to eject. After poking around for a while I took the camera apart (remove 7 screws) which made it much easier to see, with a magnifying glass and lamp, what the problem was. A damaged wire that needed to be connected to something. Only the very end of the wire was visible, inside a small white plastic box thing. The plastic box thing eventually fell apart with my attempts to put in bits of wire of varying shapes. When it came loose I was left with a short stiff bit of wire. I took a strand of copper wire (from an old piece of electrical wire), twisted it so I had a small loop at one end, looped it over the end of the stiff bit of wire, and then curved the rest of the wire (about 3 - 4 cm long) so it was resting on a silver piece of metal just below where the white plastic box had been. Put the cover back on and the camera worked. Needless to say, it won't let me know if I've left the cover off, but then it won't work unless the cover is on, so it doesn't seem to matter. Saved about $100.