![The new screen, rear view. The new screen, rear view.](photo/new-screen-rear-view.jpg.pagespeed.ce.30LxLJ1_-x.jpg)
Cut out and stick double sided tape to mount the new screen.
![double-sided tape pasted to mount a new screen double-sided tape pasted to mount a new screen](photo/double-sided-glue-tape-applied.jpg.pagespeed.ce.JvlUvEdSKb.jpg)
![double-sided tape pasted to mount a new screen double-sided tape pasted to mount a new screen](photo/double-sided-glue-tape-applied2.jpg.pagespeed.ce.pzcn0A95hl.jpg)
Remove the protective film from the double-sided tape and poking loops in specifically for them to make a hole glue the new screen.
Now we need to fix the loop sensor. He glued, double sided tape already glued, you just need to remove the protective film and attach it in place.
![Mounts loop sensor Mounts loop sensor](photo/sensor-flex-cable-mounting2.jpg.pagespeed.ce.GPnkrdxJSZ.jpg)
![Mounts loop sensor Mounts loop sensor](photo/sensor-flex-cable-mounting.jpg.pagespeed.ce.BbB3sIckwP.jpg)
Flex sensor in place, the lower fee, too:
![Mounts loop sensor Mounts loop sensor](photo/sensor-flex-cable-mounting3.jpg.pagespeed.ce.HexPpvlMxh.jpg)
Then it all gather in the reverse order, turn on and check.
A few photos with flash:
![The screen is replaced by The screen is replaced by](photo/screen-assembly-replaced1.jpg.pagespeed.ce.gNI0OKjpzq.jpg)
![The screen is replaced by The screen is replaced by](photo/screen-assembly-replaced2.jpg.pagespeed.ce.UkulMkaD9Q.jpg)
![The screen is replaced by The screen is replaced by](photo/screen-assembly-replaced3.jpg.pagespeed.ce.3PSfAQTCFZ.jpg)
And a couple of pictures without flash:
![The screen is replaced by The screen is replaced by](photo/screen-assembly-replaced4.jpg.pagespeed.ce.p79O2Em1Gf.jpg)
![The screen is replaced by The screen is replaced by](photo/screen-assembly-replaced5.jpg.pagespeed.ce.EoG1GRsZM5.jpg)
Unlike the original screen-mirror button, the light does not penetrate through them. For the rest, there is no visible difference, everything works perfectly, perfectly conveys the color, as a mother.