In this video prepared by the Repairs Universe team we will take you through the steps on how to disassemble your HTC Aria phone safely and easily so you can install replacement parts and repair your phone. This take apart repair video guide will help you replace a damaged or cracked glass touch screen digitizer, or a broken LCD screen as well as other damaged parts.
This guide will help you to install the following HTC Aria part(s):
Using this summary in correlation with the video will insure proper instructions are given and a safe repair is made.
First remove the 4 tri-wing screws, using a tri-wing screwdriver. Once the screws are removed, removed the back cover. Next pry off the top section of the phone and then also remove the battery, sim card, and memory card.
Lift off the top section of the phone which contains the power button using a pry tool, release clips and remove the bottom piece of the phone. Using a safe pry tool, release the pop ribbon connector of the LCD Screen.
Next using a safe pry tool start prying the LCD and glass screen away from the rest of the phone. Once you have released, push the LCD ribbon cable first and gently lift the screen away be careful as it is still connected at the top.
Next using a small Phillips screwdriver, remove the two screws. Now using a safe pry tool pop out the ear piece speaker. When the screws and the ear peace are removed gently lift off the metal backing, and then using a safe pry tool release the ribbon cable for the digitizer.
With the ribbon cable disconnected, we can now separate the LCD screen and digitizer from the rest of the phone. Release the ribbon carefully.
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