2023-07-17 17:29:05
A body is one of the most expensive parts of the iPhone, as well as one of the most exposed to damage. In general, when presenting problems, the display needs to be replaced, requiring users to disburse considerable amounts. A new technique, however, allows the component to be repaired without the need to change it and, therefore, that the owners of devices with problems save money.
It is regarding use of laser to repair OLED displaysOrganic light-emitting diodeor organic light-emitting diode.”>1 of smartphones, including iPhones. As the YouTube channel showed Strange Partsthe technique offers the possibility of repairing screens that present lineswhich are the result of problems in the small “paths” through which electrical signals pass on the screen.
As you can see, the repair process is quite ingenious, involving placing the device under a microscope and running the machine point by point, until the faulty line is repaired with the laser — which can fix problems even in the middle layer of the OLED. . The machine also has the ability to adjust the flex cable, although if the problem persists you may need to remove the glass and try once more.
It is worth remembering, however, that the screen cannot be badly damaged and needs to be in operation – even with the line – for the machine to identify and solve the problem. Its usefulness really focuses on what concerns the lines, which can be repaired with the laser, that is, if the cables are not working, if the glass is shattered or if the display itself is completely damaged, the technique is no longer useful. effective and replacement is still necessary.
In any case, the solution is quite interesting, as it allows repairing displays with lines without having to change them, in addition to being attractive for those who resell iPhones. Although the machine has a high cost (regarding US$12 milaccording to what is said in the video), it has the potential to promote a lot of savings for iPhone owners with the described problem.
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