Screen replacement
Big, thin, heavily bonded glass. Pencil still works.
The battery is glued across most of the inside of an iPad, so replacing one means getting the display off first and then releasing the cell without deforming it.
It's patient work rather than difficult work.
The difference it makes is an iPad you can take somewhere instead of one tethered to a charger.
Yes — that's a swelling cell pushing the screen off the frame, and it can vent. Stop charging it and bring it in. This is the one we'd ask you not to postpone.
Usually, though it can be the charging circuit. We check both before quoting so you're not paying for the wrong one.
Big, thin, heavily bonded glass. Pencil still works.
Often just lint. Sometimes board work.
Board-level, and your data stays on your device.
Bring it in and we'll check the cell and the circuit for free.
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