I may not need *anything* replaced - the screen has popped away from the body in the center, but is attached on both ends. It does respond to very heavy pushes - but not to taps. I just looked at one video - while I agree it does not look difficult, part of what I'm paying a repair place for is an accurate diagnosis of my problem. I don't have a heatgun - I'd have to borrow or buy one, and it's not worth it to buy one. $50 is worth it to me - I'm not handy. For $200, I'll spend $285 and get a new LG G5 from ting (my provider). On Fri, Sep 01, 2017 at 08:18:52AM -0500, Clug wrote: > I recommend looking up some YouTube videos on doing it yourself. It is > fairly trivial to replace a cellphone screen. > > If (big if!) you need both a screen and a digitiser, that'll run you about > $50 on Amazon. And if you just need a screen, that's like $15. A cellphone > replair place will easily charge you $200. > > > If you choose not to do it yourself, **PLEASE** do not use CPR. > > > > On Fri, 1 Sep 2017, Scott Raun wrote: > > >I dropped my LG G3 one too many times - the touch screen is now only > >kind-of responding to very heavy touches. My diagnosis is that I > >either need my existing screen remounted or replaced. > > > >Anyone have local repair shops to recommend or dis-recommend? -- Scott Raun sraun at fireopal.org