A cracked or non-functional screen on your Android phone can be frustrating, especially if the touch is unresponsive or display is completely blacked out. Depending on the severity, you may be able to fix or replace it yourself—or seek professional help.
Signs of a Broken Mobile Display
- Cracked or shattered glass
- Black spots, lines, or screen flickering
- Touchscreen not responding
- Display visible but unlit or dim
Step-by-Step Fixes for Broken Screens
- Assess the Damage
- Determine if it’s just the outer glass or both the LCD and digitizer that are damaged.
- Backup Data Using OTG or PC
- If the display is still partly functional, use a or connect to a PC to retrieve your data before repair.
- Use a Temporary Display App
- Mirror your screen using apps like Scrcpy (via USB debugging) to access your phone from your PC.
- Replace the Display (DIY Method)
- Purchase a compatible LCD + digitizer replacement for your specific model.
- Follow YouTube tutorials or guides using proper tools like spudgers, heat gun, and suction cups.
- Visit an Authorized Service Center
- For clean, professional service, locate your phone brand’s official repair center and schedule a screen replacement.
Things to Avoid
- Using glue or tape to hold the cracked screen in place
- Applying pressure to the damaged area
- Continuing to charge or use the phone if screen is flickering
Also Read : How to Fix a Stuck Power Button – Step-by-Step Guide
