Screen rippling - Honor Play Questions & Answers

I noticed while plugging my charger today .. as I held the phone firmly it showed screen ripples due to my finger pressure .. is that normal does it have any danger on the screen and could it cause damage ? Am I the only one who has this issue ? .. now I can notice it towards the middle when I press with extra force against the screen it ripples .. even though I have a rempred glass screen protector .. :crying: my OCD is going crazy

Doctor, it hurts when I do this.....

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Doctor, it hurts when I do this.....
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Very constructive thank you.

If it's still within warranty period, have it checked. there might be wires/cables or anything stucked at the back of the LCD screen. or the LCD ribbon could be loose.

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Diamond Screen Coming Away from Phone!

My Diamond screen has started to 'peel' off from the bottom left hand corner and slightly where the 'earphone' speaker is.
WHAT A SHOCK!!
Anyone else experience this?
Surely this should be covered by the warranty?
Was the bottom panel flush with the top one? I have a slight gap (see my thread below) and was worrying about such an occurence.
If the warranty is valid and this happened due to no fault of your own, you should be fine.
simcarloc said:
Was the bottom panel flush with the top one? I have a slight gap (see my thread below) and was worrying about such an occurence.
If the warranty is valid and this happened due to no fault of your own, you should be fine.
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No, there is a slight gap.
Basically, the screen is 'stuck' on with some kind of adhesive and for whatever reason, it has come away from the handset's surface.
Not a massive deal, but it will only get worse I would imagine if not addressed.
Just me luck to find this out after the customer service desk has closed!
Are you sure that is not the screen protector that is peeling off?
yiannosk2 said:
Are you sure that is not the screen protector that is peeling off?
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Yup - there is a 'white' are that is underneath and also you can see the top of the screen is slightly detached. (minor discolouration)
Will be phoning customer service tomorrow for a verdict.
Just to let you all know, they charged me £92 to fit a new screen and it took 34 days for them to do it.
Unbelievable.
Just glad to have it back though!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=429155

touch screen unresponsive

My touch screen has stopped working in Android. I can navigate with d button but can't use the screen. I've tried re-installing with the lastest nbh and the latest version of warm donut. but still the screen wont' register a touch. occassionally it does if the google search widget is installed. I might flash a windows rom to see if it's a hardware problem. Anyone have any other ideas?
Thanks!
jimbo42 said:
My touch screen has stopped working in Android. I can navigate with d button but can't use the screen. I've tried re-installing with the lastest nbh and the latest version of warm donut. but still the screen wont' register a touch. occassionally it does if the google search widget is installed. I might flash a windows rom to see if it's a hardware problem. Anyone have any other ideas?
Thanks!
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Sounds like hardware issues to me.
jimbo42 said:
My touch screen has stopped working in Android. I can navigate with d button but can't use the screen. I've tried re-installing with the lastest nbh and the latest version of warm donut. but still the screen wont' register a touch. occassionally it does if the google search widget is installed. I might flash a windows rom to see if it's a hardware problem. Anyone have any other ideas?
Thanks!
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Try going back to WM and see if it works.
indeed it is hardware
same problem with WM. guess it's time for a new phone. thanks for the responses.
Jumbo, you can still salvage the phone.... try this... take a duct tape and stick one end on the screen and gently lift the other end gently... enough relieve some pressure off the screen ( the digitizer)... keep a contant pressure OFF the screen for about 2-3 mins....
Then try the screen again... see if there is any response...
If that does not work
Get a exacto knife... and gently slide the exacto under the digitizer ( the plastic screen ) its about 1 mm thick... do this from the top and once you are able to grip the top, slowly lift this screen... about half and inch to an inch max from the top while keeping the bottom of the screen stuck because it has a connection you dont want to cut or disconnect otherwise you will have to open the HTC completely... take a clean soft cloth and swipe the inner screen ( dont put too much pressure on the lcd which is the glass screen fixed on the htc ... the digitizer however , which is the plastic screen you lifted off can be cleaned from the inside.
I had an unresponsive one as well and this is what i did and i revived my htc.... otherwise you can buy another digitizer off ebay with the tool but it looks complicated to open...
good luck...
a little disclaimer : dont hold me responsible if you screw up... this worked on mine and i was able to stick back the digitizer in its original place...i used alcohol to clean the inside, because my digitzer was always touching the lcd and it had an oily patch where it touch... must have been sweat or something and because i put it in my back pocket i must have had too much pressure on the screen
Sweet! There's hope! I'd love to have this little phone back and have it take me to the promised land of the HTC EVO. I'll try this out.
It lives!
Turns out taking off the screen protector and simply pulling up a bit on the corner of the lcd screen fixed it. Thanks, QkSi1ver!
jimbo42 said:
Turns out taking off the screen protector and simply pulling up a bit on the corner of the lcd screen fixed it. Thanks, QkSi1ver!
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congratulations man! im glad you got it fixed
jimbo42 said:
Turns out taking off the screen protector and simply pulling up a bit on the corner of the lcd screen fixed it. Thanks, QkSi1ver!
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np next time dont sit on it
jimbo42 said:
Turns out taking off the screen protector and simply pulling up a bit on the corner of the lcd screen fixed it. Thanks, QkSi1ver!
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damnn i think thats whats wrong with mine
im only able to use half of my damn screen!
god i hope it works
inertone said:
damnn i think thats whats wrong with mine
im only able to use half of my damn screen!
god i hope it works
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were you able to fix your phone?
inertone said:
damnn i think thats whats wrong with mine
im only able to use half of my damn screen!
god i hope it works
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if your inner LCD ( the glass one) is not cracked like a glass and you can see the full LCD and that the only symptom is that you cant navigate using the screen, then its just because the digitizer is touching the LCD and screwing up the I/O...
The 2 easy fix is relatively safe and not much is required (Some old Duck Tape & Alcohol).. .than having to buy another digitizer and put it apart... something which i was not comfortable with even if i have the tool .
But as with any tinkering, be careful when you lift it up or put the exacto ( this when i tried it on mine i remember i was crossing my fingers (with my other hand of course ) so that i dont cut anything like wires or contacts underneath because i had no idea what i was getting into... but after doing it i can safely say, you can't screw it up as long as you dont use the exacto at the bottom end of the touch )
You only need the knife to lift it up a little and enough for you to grab it and life the top part up so that you can fit a cotton cloth underneadth to clean the inner side of the LCD and digitzer...
Funny,
I had the same problem after installing Android. Would up returning/swapping my Vogue.
I wonder if Android usage affects this in any way--even indirectly, e.g. Vogues weren't designed to take constant/large/sweeping finger presses, etc.
Any thoughts?
cp0020 said:
were you able to fix your phone?
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not yet
i cant find ny damn exacto knife haha
inertone said:
not yet
i cant find ny damn exacto knife haha
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lol good luck man, i hope you get it figured out. let me know if you get it
I would like to add that I had to replace my digitizer a few months back and it was actually quite easy to do and the digitizer itself was cheap ($10 on ebay).
Sadly, you are exactly right. No more back pocket, evar! Thanks again, so happy to have a live cell phone again...
I've had the rectangle oil looking patch for months now. I'm gonna try and fix it tonight. What keeps the plastic screen cover in place?
Reddog80p said:
I've had the rectangle oil looking patch for months now. I'm gonna try and fix it tonight. What keeps the plastic screen cover in place?
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thats a warp in the screen
caused by overheating
inertone said:
thats a warp in the screen
caused by overheating
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You sure? Is it unfixable?
EDIT: I put some duct tape on the screen cover and lifted it up and the oily rectangle went away but comes right back. I'll have to do some cleaning of the screen. Perhaps it is warped but removing the oily substance will help hopefully.

[NEW POSSIBLE ISSUE] Screen Flex

DO NOT complicate this with the screen separation issue, my device does not have this issue.
When on a black screen when pressing the devices screen, it does not have to be hard just medium, the screen will flex causing the display below to ripple. It reminds me of the HTC One X screen flex issue at the top ends of the device where it was curved.
I have made a video showing my findings, I know at times it looks like I'm pressing extremely hard on the screen, I'm not its just because I was on a soft surface and so the device pushed into the bed. :angel:
Oh and your probably better watching it in full screen, just watched it embedded on here myself and it's hard to see
It's a TOUCH screen not a PRESS screen. Be gentle... you meanie!
I saw what you meant once in that video, but it did look like you pressed pretty hard. I tried to replicate it to no avail. Sorry.
wasnt said:
It's a TOUCH screen not a PRESS screen. Be gentle... you meanie!
I saw what you meant once in that video, but it did look like you pressed pretty hard. I tried to replicate it to no avail. Sorry.
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I know I know, honestly though I promise you I was not pressing hard. Honest truth I noticed this issue because I held the device with one hand, and I was NOT pushing hard.
I've noticed this minor issue on mine, but on the left hand side of the screen. Doesn't bother me too much.
It probably happens because your device has the screen lift too? or the screws are loose.
As before I did the washer trick my screen also did this on the left side only, it was spongy too, once I did the washer trick it didn't do it again. :good:
njackson-uk said:
I've noticed this minor issue on mine, but on the left hand side of the screen. Doesn't bother me too much.
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Yeah I don't really see it as an issue, as long as my device works that's all I'm bothered about and I mainly use my iPad anyway.
spooke said:
It probably happens because your device has the screen lift too? or the screws are loose.
As before I did the washer trick my screen also did this on the left side only, it was spongy too, once I did the washer trick it didn't do it again. :good:
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Hmm, well the screen doesn't appear to be raised ANYWHERE and I only just got it yesterday (14th August).
My second/current one does this. But only on the left side. If you press on the black bezel around the screen on the bottom third. You'll get the ripple. Nowhere else though. And you have to press it pretty hard. It's not an issue.
No screen lift on this one. Screen lift was replaced by this ripple. That's actually how I noticed it, checking my new one for seperation, and spongy feel. Which it doesn't have.
Isn't this just a trait of LCD screens?
My One X has the same thing and has a Super LCD screen.
rohan32 said:
Isn't this just a trait of LCD screens?
My One X has the same thing and has a Super LCD screen.
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LCD is the screen itself, it is a trait however the bezel and glass should stop this from happening, because obviously if this happens a lot, then device is going to be damaged
wasnt said:
It's a TOUCH screen not a PRESS screen. Be gentle... you meanie!
I saw what you meant once in that video, but it did look like you pressed pretty hard. I tried to replicate it to no avail. Sorry.
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Yeah. If you see ripples, you are applying excessive pressure to the screen. This is standard for any LCD, not an issue.
Entropy512 said:
Yeah. If you see ripples, you are applying excessive pressure to the screen. This is standard for any LCD, not an issue.
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Well said. Not an issue.
Yeah, I'm saying that because my old laptops did the same thing when you touched the screen. Not a issue...
Phones have Glass over the screen. You don't actually touch the LCD. You have the LCD, then the digitizer, then the glass. So I think this is because the LCD is too close to the digitizer because of the screw issue. I had screen separation issues on the left side and this ripple. I made some "washers" using some medication foil packaging (3x) and not only did it fix the screen issue, but the screws are nice and tight (fixes squeaks) and pulls the screen down away from the digitizer so you don't get this effect.
Mine USED to do this (mostly on the left side) but now it doesn't after I put in those "washers". The bottom left is more sensitive still but requires lots of pressure still. If you press hard enough on the screen the LCD will still ripple.
RMA and chill.
I'm sorry but these threads are getting tiring now.
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Mine is mainly on the left side as well, its actually quire hard to recreate it on the right, though its possible. I'd just like to assure readers that I am not using excessive force on the screen at all, not even close. As I said, I can recreate this just by holding the tablet with one hand!
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wow, this has to be the biggest non issue for the nexus. it's a LCD if you press that hard of course the screen will ripple. yes the top is glass, but the nexus 7 screen uses a new process with less layers of glass to minimize thickness.
Do you have a laptop or lcd monitor? Press on the screen and see what happens.
OP you are pushing way too hard to simulate normal usage. The screen is covered in thin glass not bullet proof glass and if you push to hard it will flex and distort the black light and cause ripples.
Seriously this is a non issue.
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Yeh I got ripples if pushing to hard but had the common sense to understand this is not a fault its LDC my old omnia phone does it.
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there's also an issue if you throw your nexus 7 down some stairs it won't work
HAVE ANYONE FOUND A FIX!?!?!?!

[Q] Dust Under Screen

Haven't found this anywhere else, so posting.
There is dust under my screen. I don't know how it got there, but I know it hasn't always been there, and I know it's not a dead pixel, because its clearly grey, even when the screen is off. Should I get a replacement? I'm reluctant to be without the phone for almost a week. Any suggestions for removal? I don't want to damage the phone any more.
This is very odd, and I expected better of a Motorola device. I wonder if the screen is glued on, or if there is a layer between the screen and the body of the phone.
Thanks,
Shwise
shwise said:
Haven't found this anywhere else, so posting.
There is dust under my screen. I don't know how it got there, but I know it hasn't always been there, and I know it's not a dead pixel, because its clearly grey, even when the screen is off. Should I get a replacement? I'm reluctant to be without the phone for almost a week. Any suggestions for removal? I don't want to damage the phone any more.
This is very odd, and I expected better of a Motorola device. I wonder if the screen is glued on, or if there is a layer between the screen and the body of the phone.
Thanks,
Shwise
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From ifixit:
"The digitizer is fused to the display, increasing repair costs for a cracked screen, but it is easy to get to the bare display assembly."
shwise said:
Haven't found this anywhere else, so posting.
There is dust under my screen. I don't know how it got there, but I know it hasn't always been there, and I know it's not a dead pixel, because its clearly grey, even when the screen is off. Should I get a replacement? I'm reluctant to be without the phone for almost a week. Any suggestions for removal? I don't want to damage the phone any more.
This is very odd, and I expected better of a Motorola device. I wonder if the screen is glued on, or if there is a layer between the screen and the body of the phone.
Thanks,
Shwise
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Its an samoled display, which is distinct from a regular amoled display in that the digitizer is GLUED to the actual display. What you are describing does not sound possible.

Mi mix screen adhesive loose

Hello,
I noticed in the dark above and on the right side of my screen there is a little gap between it.. Screen is lifting up.. Like the adhesive is coming loose som1 had this problem before?
The phone never has fallen or somthing.. Can I fix this to glue the screen back or somthing?
Thanks for the help
Franssen said:
Hello,
I noticed in the dark above and on the right side of my screen there is a little gap between it.. Screen is lifting up.. Like the adhesive is coming loose som1 had this problem before?
The phone never has fallen or somthing.. Can I fix this to glue the screen back or somthing?
Thanks for the help
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Hello.
According to screen replacement tutorial videos, they remove the screen after heating up the corners with dair dryer(or kind of tool). So I would try heating the hoovered area a bit and press it to make it stick. Just a humble opinion.
tryd that with a hair dryer.. But dont help.. Keep getting back up.. Its like somthing pushes it up.. But dont know what it is.. Its a smal gap above the screen and most on the right corner... Verry weird
Franssen said:
tryd that with a hair dryer.. But dont help.. Keep getting back up.. Its like somthing pushes it up.. But dont know what it is.. Its a smal gap above the screen and most on the right corner... Verry weird
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You better sort it out asap. We don't wanna see that some dust get into it. You know what im saying.
Kalisfura1001 said:
You better sort it out asap. We don't wanna see that some dust get into it. You know what im saying.
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There is already a little dust on the Top of the screen ..
I emailed a few repair shops and they say the only thing they can do is a new screen bummer...
Damnit! Mine is also coming loose, right corner...
CyberQ said:
Damnit! Mine is also coming loose, right corner...
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Realy.. I thought i was the only one... Mine also on the right corner and also a few parts in the middle of the screen... And I don't know what cause the problem
I have the same problem with my previous note 4. There's a double sided tape for phones. Black ones. I took out everything and replace the tape.
Before that, I used a love mei case to cover the whole phone.

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