it's faster

If it's just the screen that's ruined that's fine

so better

Hell if you wanted you could replace the whole LCD and make it run like new

I pulled it up, you can see traces of the screen "fluid" and dust sticking to it everywhere

Oh then the crystal has pretty much died and cracked

Still can replace it though easily

I think they're $20 or so

The only problem when taking it apart is taking off the 4 corner pads on the screen, usually you screw up if you're not careful, which is what happened to me when I wanted to paint mine

I mean it works but just looks ugly

paint your screen?

No the plastic shell

You have to take out those corner pieces to remove it, it's also a pain to remove

Once you get off the plastic shell everything gets a lot easier as long as you're careful

do you need a special wrench or something?

Just a small Phillips

A small flathead is good to have too though for prying stuff

by the way, the whole thing stinks of the screen fluid

Gross

are you sure just replacing the screen would be fine?

It should be contained in the module though

In theory as long as it's just the screen module, then yes

Other things could be broken though

I'll try tinkering around later

thanks

Yup, no problem

Just depending on what you want to replace it'll take more time

If I were you I'd transplant the circlepad from the old one and put it in the new one, and possibly later on repair the older one

Do you know what exact philips screwdriver you need for the screws?

I'll be passing by a tool shop tomorrow

any philips

it's a standard size

a philips is just a crosshead

Not sure, I just used a jeweller Phillips

oh

I think it would be a Phillips 2 (for the size) but really as long as it's small it should be okay

I thought it was refering to the brand

Nope just the head type