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In this video, Glenn from Sydney CBD Power Center guides viewers through the intricate process of repairing a Google Pixel smartphone. He emphasizes the importance of patience and precision, especially when dealing with delicate components like the camera glass. David demonstrates the careful removal and replacement of broken camera glass on a Google Pixel 8 Pro, stressing the need for protective measures and clean sensor areas. The video also covers additional repair steps, such as transferring the fingerprint scanner and securing connectors with heat-resistant tape on a Google Pixel 6A. Throughout, the video encourages viewers who are not confident in their repair skills to seek professional help. Glenn highlights the efficient design of the Google Pixel 6A, noting that replacing its parts, including the front camera lens and display, requires meticulous attention to detail.
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In this part of the video, Glenn from Sydney CBD Power Center demonstrates how to replace the broken camera glass on a Google Pixel 8 Pro. He emphasizes the importance of not rushing the process due to the delicate nature of the camera parts underneath the glass. The segment highlights David carefully removing the broken glass using a tiny chisel for precision, while wearing protective glasses to prevent injury. They ensure the main camera is exposed and the area is cleaned, emphasizing the importance of patience and careful handling to avoid further damage. Glenn suggests that if viewers are uncomfortable doing this themselves, they should consult a professional repair technician.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses ensuring the camera sensors are clean and testing the functionality of the camera lenses after replacing the camera glass on a smartphone. They successfully attach the new camera glass, emphasizing the ease of the process due to the adhesive. The segment includes a call to action for viewers to like and subscribe and mentions their smartphone repair services. Additionally, David carefully removes a latch and a connector on an old display to avoid damage, tests a replacement display, and transfers the fingerprint scanner from the old display to the new one on a Google Pixel 6A.
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In this part of the video, the presenter discusses the precise positioning required to align the connector with the cutout so that the smartphone can register the fingerprint. Since the replacement screen doesn’t include this part, it must be added separately and affects the pricing of replacement ports. The presenter then secures the connector with heat-resistant tape and mentions that the plastic for the front camera lens will also be transplanted to the new display. They commend the efficient design of the Google Pixel 6A, noting that the front is primarily screen.