Repairing LCD

[JammerOne]

Anyone know how to repair LCD..<br />with two resistor on the top of it.<br />how to return those two resistor?<br />what can I use? Flux? or soldering iron?

JammerOne

[ambot]

[ 11 November 2001: Message edited by: ambot ]</p>

[ambot]

you mean on nokia phones LCD? if yes, thats a SMD capacitors... yes, you can return those capacitors.. just use a loctite or mighty bond glues... return the capacitors to its original position put some glues at both sides of the capacitors body (not on the conductive sides) then apply some force on top of the capacitor just to make contact on the LCD until it dries out. then just heat up ( a quick contact only to the capacitor)both contacts at the same time with soldering iron (don't use soldering lead and just use one iron with two tips for your own comfort).<br />and apply some force on top of the capacitor while heating...if still nothing on the display just repeat the heating of the contacts... with regards to the iron with two tips you can make all by your self... i just use one strand of the #12 (3.5mm2 7strands) copper wire. just make a way on how you can fit it on your soldering iron tip... i'm using this also in replacing the phones LEDs (backlight) because it's not easy to have two irons when replacing LEDs.... i have done this already... by the way do not remove the conductive glue on the LCD where the capacitors are located...good luck...

[genocite]

use carbon pens, which we use to draw a line for some flexible carbon cable with fractured lines, use some of this carbon liquid at two tip of the capacitor and wait till it dry