Hi, I just noticed the glass over my camera lens or whatever it is is scratched. I've been searching for replacement parts but everywhere i see, there's only full housing/backplate sold in the net..Some of it doesn't even come with the glass thingy.
May I know whether I can find it anywhere?
Thanks.
ck.chunkeat said:
Hi, I just noticed the glass over my camera lens or whatever it is is scratched. I've been searching for replacement parts but everywhere i see, there's only full housing/backplate sold in the net..Some of it doesn't even come with the glass thingy.
May I know whether I can find it anywhere?
Thanks.
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i think it´s attached to the lens and sensor, so you must replace the whole camera part. no warranty if it´s not attached because i don´t know it exactly
om22 said:
i think it´s attached to the lens and sensor, so you must replace the whole camera part. no warranty if it´s not attached because i don´t know it exactly
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FfGOCGeMiWc
At around 2:12 , you'll see the glass is not attached to the sensor. It is with the backplate. Problem is I can't find anyone selling just that piece of plastic/glass..
http://www.ebay.com/itm/100-Genuine...d=100033&prg=1011&rk=2&rkt=4&sd=350587981443&
ck.chunkeat said:
Hi, I just noticed the glass over my camera lens or whatever it is is scratched. I've been searching for replacement parts but everywhere i see, there's only full housing/backplate sold in the net..Some of it doesn't even come with the glass thingy.
May I know whether I can find it anywhere?
Thanks.
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Pm me if you are still interested
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I broke the glass that covers the back phone. After that, the comers could no longer focus.
I thought replacing the glass cover would fix the problem. I got a new cover but the camera still won't focus. The view is blurry.
Any idea what might be wrong or how to fix it?
trusktr said:
I broke the glass that covers the back phone. After that, the comers could no longer focus.
I thought replacing the glass cover would fix the problem. I got a new cover but the camera still won't focus. The view is blurry.
Any idea what might be wrong or how to fix it?
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I think the camera module itself may have been accidentally adjusted when you were replacing the glass. The internal lens of the camera module should be "rotatable" to a certain extent then glued to position from the factory. The auto-focus would then do the fine-tuning.
trusktr said:
I broke the glass that covers the back phone. After that, the comers could no longer focus.
I thought replacing the glass cover would fix the problem. I got a new cover but the camera still won't focus. The view is blurry.
Any idea what might be wrong or how to fix it?
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Im having the EXACT same problem. Someone please help! The camera glass broke and I replaced it but no longer focuses.
clains2000 said:
Im having the EXACT same problem. Someone please help! The camera glass broke and I replaced it but no longer focuses.
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rooted?
if not, new phone? still have warranty?
what are you waiting for.
if rooted, odin stock and triangle away.
warranty.
I'm having the same exact problem. Any fixes?
I dropped my S3 in the toilet and it's fried, so I never got a chance to try and fix this. Good luck to those who stumble on this!
Hi, would service center replace all housing cover or only camera lens? Thanks
acmerw said:
Hi, would service center replace all housing cover or only camera lens? Thanks
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none, they will repolish your lense out of scratches...
The second thing... that lense scratching is only your fault, not HTC's... it like hitting a car in front of you and blaming your car maker about your driving style...
Ferrum Master said:
none, they will repolish your lense out of scratches...
The second thing... that lense scratching is only your fault, not HTC's... it like hitting a car in front of you and blaming your car maker about your driving style...
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I agree with you partially. When you pay a huge deal for a premium car, and the manufacturer uses flimsy carbon fiber body, what do you do ? Go back and report. If you were to crash the car made out of a metal, there would be subtle damage. The same doesn't happen with a carbon fiber body. In this case, the manufacturer has to be blamed. Its their fault.
And polishing the lens would further cause additional scratches on it. :good:
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acmerw said:
Hi, would service center replace all housing cover or only camera lens? Thanks
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Only the lens would be replaced.
Does yours have scratches on the display ?
No lenses won't be replaced. The seconds the material does not matter, you can scratch almost anything, it is cheaper to learn some manners or pick up some protecting cover. Car warranty also is broken on ANY car if you forgot to change oil after certain milage.
acmerw said:
Hi, would service center replace all housing cover or only camera lens? Thanks
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Hey there, so got your lens replaced ? Lemme know..
Tej XFire said:
Hey there, so got your lens replaced ? Lemme know..
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I also want to know if HTC acknowledge this lens coating issue and replaces the lens for free (I assume with upgraded version of the coating)
I am wandering if this is general problem with all M8s? I am aware that not all owners are reporting the issue. I think if this is related to heavy usage, ie heavy gaming and thus overheating. Some users are not a gamers and do not use their phones to the extent they start heating so much- hence the coating stays undamaged.
So my question is: are you a heavy user and is your lens scratched?
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I also want to know if HTC acknowledge this lens coating issue and replaces the lens for free (I assume with upgraded version of the coating)
I am wandering if this is general problem with all M8s? I am aware that not all owners are reporting the issue. I think if this is related to heavy usage, ie heavy gaming and thus overheating. Some users are not a gamers and do not use their phones to the extent they start heating so much- hence the coating stays undamaged.
So my question is: are you a heavy user and is your lens scratched?
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I'm not a heavy user. I don't game on these huge 4k screens. Well, mine had scratches long ago. I tried my luck out polishing them,but in vain. It further damaged it. The only solution was to get it replaced for no charge. As I've seen, many(most) M8's suffer from the same issue. Many people are ignorant about this issue and might have to visit the service sooner or later. A trip to the service is a must though. Why else get it replaced straight away, instead of HTC back firing you that it was your fault. Just get it replaced before its too late.
By the way, does yours have scratches on the display ? That seems to be a common issue too. :good:
Actually I am still using my One X. But I am seriously considering buying the M8.
Do you know if this problem is applicable to newer batches or it has random occurrence? I could not find anywhere information about HTC addressing this issue.
Ankobarabanko said:
Actually I am still using my One X. But I am seriously considering buying the M8.
Do you know if this problem is applicable to newer batches or it has random occurrence? I could not find anywhere information about HTC addressing this issue.
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Even though you get an M8 from the newer batch, it takes me to explain you the fact that these are not made up of diamond. Lets be very clear with that point. I'm using my S3 till date. I know its got blemishes all over, and the camera lens has many tiny scratches; it doesn't bother me since anyways those scratches are small, and they wouldn't be in focus. Never expect the device to stay in mint condition. Once it leaves the factory, things wont be the same. Lol, some have defects when manufactured ! Just enjoy the device ! :good:
M8 lense ? Parts? Same or different for each carrier
I am curious are all lenses the same size for each carrier on the m8 model. I'm finding a sprint one but no at&t.
I asume it shouldn't be a difference
So the camera lens for my G3 broke. I didn't drop it or anything, it just broke. I bought a replacement part just for the lens cover. When I was trying to take apart the lens, I noticed that it has a seal on the top that keeps the lens cover connected. Can i take off the cover or will there be problems because of the seal? I've attached a link so you guys know which part I'm talking about.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/OEM-BLACK-GREY-CAMERA-FRAME-SURROUNDING-HOLDER-COVER-LENS-FIX-For-LG-G3-D855-/141389511151?pt=US_Other_Cell_Phone_Accessories&hash=item20eb78b9ef
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So the camera lens for my G3 broke. I didn't drop it or anything, it just broke. I bought a replacement part just for the lens cover. When I was trying to take apart the lens, I noticed that it has a seal on the top that keeps the lens cover connected. Can i take off the cover or will there be problems because of the seal? I've attached a link so you guys know which part I'm talking about.
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Are you trying to take the glass out of that piece you linked to, and attach it to the one on your phone? It seems it would be easier to replace the entire piece rather than just the glass.
If not, I suspect the seal is designed to hold the glass in place and prevent dust from getting inside the assembly. As long as you make sure the new glass piece is sealed somehow (glue?), it will probably be OK. But I've never done this, so to some extent I'm guessing.
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Coach Lou said:
So the camera lens for my G3 broke. I didn't drop it or anything, it just broke. I bought a replacement part just for the lens cover. When I was trying to take apart the lens, I noticed that it has a seal on the top that keeps the lens cover connected. Can i take off the cover or will there be problems because of the seal? I've attached a link so you guys know which part I'm talking about.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/OEM-BLACK-GREY-CAMERA-FRAME-SURROUNDING-HOLDER-COVER-LENS-FIX-For-LG-G3-D855-/141389511151?pt=US_Other_Cell_Phone_Accessories&hash=item20eb78b9ef
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Hi - what was the outcome for this? The same thing has happened to my phone and I see that part you linked. Could you explain whether you installed the part and whether your problem was because you were trying to separate just the glass from the part or whether you had trouble with just removing and then installing that new part. Some pics to help us out?
Thanks.
how is it going everyone,
i got a problem, it's my first time. Some local shops asked my girlfriend 60€ to replace her camera glass, since we are not living with our parents and we are studying i just googled the problem and saw that glasses&co didn't cost that much so i'm still trying to be able to repair it. The problem seem to be only with the glass, i just ordered online this Toolkit:#291553644760 on ebay.it
hoping it will work, then i ordered this: #331623081947 on ebay.it
i was like: "too easy, something gonna go wrong" AND HERE IT GOES.
today i recived the camera without the lens, here is the problem, should i order a lens? is it easy to put in it? can i do it with my Toolkit or do i need no Toolkit at all? i hope you will answer soon because i have 7 days to send back the camera and try to order one with lens.
Anyway i found this lens, is it what i'm looking for? #351475263688 on ebay.it
BIG THANKS EVERYONE!
i hope someone gonna solve my problem, stay awesome!
Luigi from Italy
Anyone?
Anyone who knows more then me? Pleeease
So the camera still works right? and only the lens is broken?
If so, get this http://www.ebay.com/itm/Camera-Glas...668631?hash=item4aefdab897:g:36IAAOSwyQtV5sQL and watch this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aODndvN2zII to help you understand how to fix it.
Hope this helps
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Does it work for sure? I don't wanna buy it for nothing, i already bought a camera case but it got no glass :/
luxor320 said:
Does it work for sure? I don't wanna buy it for nothing, i already bought a camera case but it got no glass :/
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If your rear camera is working without issue and you just need the lens assembly, I found this on eBay. It says it's OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer)
It's the gray colored one @$13.99. You would choose the color you need:
http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=151794398884&alt=web
I also found this for $8.99.
It doesn't say it's OEM:
http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=191680250481&alt=web
As I mentioned, if your existing rear camera is operating without issue, you just need to replace the lens assembly. You can return the camera you purchased and just replace the lens assembly in the correct color needed.
Search for an OEM lens assembly. If searching on eBay, find a seller with excellent feedback, etc. Choose your color and follow the video in the link from the previous post. Installation looks to be straight forward, although I'd do additional research to be certain.
It's really weird that it comes with no glass. Here is what i found http://www.witrigs.com/oem-camera-lens-for-lg-g4-black and need $14.99.
I ordered my Nexus 5X from bhphotovideo, shipping to Mexico. Sadly, I got a defective camera and bhphotovideo doesn't want to comply with customs here in Mexico so if I exchange my item I'll have to pay import taxes again (about 147 usd(even with this the phone was cheaper than buying it here in Mexico)).
I think the best option for me would be to replace the camera (it looks really easy) but I haven't been able to find a replacement camera module at a decent price.
Do you guys know a page where I could buy this? Or does someone knows when they might become available?
contact Google for a replacement/repair. they are usually better at customer service than LG. Ultimately call LG for a repair quote. It shouldn't be much.
what's wrong with it?
juryben said:
what's wrong with it?
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There is a black spot in the camera
dpj52190 said:
contact Google for a replacement/repair. they are usually better at customer service than LG. Ultimately call LG for a repair quote. It shouldn't be much.
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I think I'll try LG since they have offices here in Mexico, let's hope they help even though it was bought in the us
mate that looks more like dust between the lens and the back cover... i've seen this happen in a dslr where dust goes between the lens and the image sensor
if LG fails to repair your device (i say they will fix it) then you can always open it to clear the dust out.
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There is a black spot in the camera
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dpj52190 said:
mate that looks more like dust between the lens and the back cover... i've seen this happen in a dslr where dust goes between the lens and the image sensor
if LG fails to repair your device (i say they will fix it) then you can always open it to clear the dust out.
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I think that the spot might be in the sensor itself but it is worth a try
Will removing the back cover void the warranty?
Well I tried opening an though I couldn't remove the black spot it moved to another place... so I'm guessing it some dust really really stuck to the inner lens?
Any ideas of what I can use to clean it?
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Well I tried opening an though I couldn't remove the black spot it moved to another place... so I'm guessing it some dust really really stuck to the inner lens?
Any ideas of what I can use to clean it?
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they sell cans that contain compressed air.. specially used for electronics.. you could try that if there's any opening around the lens.. but i doubt there will be any opening. to prevent dust going in, in the first place.
http://gokimco.com/blog/using-compressed-air-dusters-to-clean-electronic-circuit-boards
here's what it looks like
the first thing i'd do is try to figure out where the dust is sitting. most likely its just between the lens and the back cover lens which would make it really easy to fix
Today while sleeping I dropped my pillow on the charger of the nexus... and it fell to the floor
When I used the camera again the spot was gone and the camera is now working correctly D:
I got lucky I guess <3