Follow the cracked glass replacement and repair guide below to determine the best repair option for your device.

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Cracked Glass on Your Cell Phone

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Unlike many other repair issues that may involve software malfunction, cracked glass on a mobile device is easy to diagnose. It’s also easy to inflict. Cracked cell phone screens caused by drops and falls are pretty common.

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What to Do with Cracked Glass

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Unfortunately, the only way to fix a cracked screen is to replace it. Often a cracked screen doesn’t affect the mobile device’s ability to function right away, and owners simply learn to look past the distraction of the cracks. However, this can be dangerous, as the glass can nick or cut your skin. Over time, it can also cause more severe problems, such as dead spots, backlight malfunction, dark spots, and discoloration. Continued cell phone use with a cracked screen can eventually lead to a complete loss of functionality.

There are many do-it-yourself repair kits available for sale. With a replacement screen, a toolkit, and an online video, it is possible to replace a screen on your own. However, cell phone screens don’t just pop off and back on. Screen replacement requires a very steady hand with several delicate ribbons and other pieces. One wrong move can cause extensive and costly damage to the device.

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Repairing Your Cracked Screen

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The best way to repair your cracked screen without risking further damage to the phone is to bring it to a professional repair service. The trained technicians at Cell Phone Repair can fix your screen quickly and safely. If you visit a local CPR store, common repairs can be completed on-site while you wait. If you don’t have the time to wait, or if we are too far out of your way, mail it in. We will fix your screen and mail it back promptly so that you can get back to enjoying your phone.

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