How to Replace Google Pixel 7 Pro Screen: Step-by-Step Guide
Duration: 45 minutes
Steps: 12 Steps
This repair guide is brought to you by the awesome team at Salvation Repair, and while it’s packed with helpful tips, it hasn’t received the official stamp of approval from Google.
This repair guide comes straight from the team at Salvation Repair! Don’t worry, it’s legit and you don’t need any Google endorsements. But, we promise it’ll guide you smooth as butter in fixing that screen on your Google Pixel 7 Pro. After you’re done, make sure you’re a pro at the adhesive game so your phone stays dry and happy. Oh, and keep in mind, this guide is all about the Pixel 6 Pro, but follow along and your Pixel 7 Pro will thank you! If you need help, you can always schedule a repair and let the experts handle it.
Step 1
Be super careful not to poke the battery with your tweezers—doing so might unleash some nasty chemicals or even spark a little fire!
Make sure to clear away any leftover sticky stuff or gunk; otherwise, your screen won’t seal up as snug as a bug!
– Get ready to tackle that adhesive – use the flat end of your trusty spudger to scrape off as much as you can.
– Now it’s time to get a little more precise: use tweezers or your fingers to carefully peel and remove any remaining adhesive.
– Give the perimeter of the frame a good cleaning with a small amount of strong isopropyl alcohol (we’re talking over 90%) and a lint-free or microfiber cloth. If you need help, you can always schedule a repair
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Step 3
Leverage features like the front-facing camera, upper speaker, and those nifty corner notches to help you line up the adhesive just right.
Step 4
– Grab that handy pull tab at the top of the adhesive and gently peel away the clear protective backing. You’ve got this!
Step 5
Proceed with caution at this stage! The adhesive is super sticky and once it grabs hold, there’s no turning back. If it gets misaligned, it could create a less-than-ideal seal.
Use the bottom left notch, the top right notch, and the upper loudspeaker cutout to line up the adhesive. It’s like a puzzle, but cooler!
Step 7
There’s a sneaky little liner hiding underneath this one. Keep it in place for now!
– Give that pull tab on the lower right of the frame a gentle tug and peel away the main liner like a pro!
Step 8
– Take a moment to inspect the front-facing camera hole and sensor cutout on your new screen. Make sure to peel off any pesky protective liners that might be hanging out in there.
Step 9
Don’t forget to put the display cable bracket back in place!
– Now that you’ve made it this far, head back to your phone’s guide and keep going – you’re almost done!
– You’re in the home stretch! Finish up this guide once your screen is in place and you’re ready to seal everything up. If you need help, you can always schedule a repair
Step 12
– Grab some tape and lay it around the edges of your rear glass to keep its shine intact.
– Find some coins or objects that are about the same thickness as the camera bar and use them to prop up the edges of the rear glass.
– Stack a few heavy books or whatever you’ve got lying around on top of your phone, and let them chill there for at least thirty minutes—or better yet, overnight for the best results!
– If you’ve got screen vise clamps, you can easily navigate around the camera bar. Just attach the clamps to the edges of your device.
