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Don"t trust the controls on a heat plate. (Mine is a GE pancake griddle with a funky bi-metallic control knob that I sole from my wife"s kitchen cupboard!) Aim an IR gun at the surface and measure it. Readjust as necessary, letting it stabilize. When I do smartphones, I use 100 deg C, laying the glass, face down, for 2 minutes. Possibly using 90 deg C, or less, will work better and do less harm. I don"t think it matters if the glass rests directly on the heating plate, as long as you don"t scratch the surrounding bezel - Gorilla glass is impossible to scratch. The toughest part of this is not being too aggressive, lifting too much, too fast. If it is not releasing with a thin blade (single edge razor), then heat it some more. Good luck with solvents; acetone can damage most plastics and alcohol may not be aggressive enough. I would stick with heat and be very patient. This is not rocket science but it is VERY delicate. Always, ALWAYS, be ready to buy a new display and don"t forget the custom strip adhesive for the edges, either way. I"ve never had problems gluing back phones, but the larger surface area of a tablet may require reheating and clamping. Here"s an idea: make a metallic frame that sits on the heat plate that only delivers heat to the outer edges of a tablet display say... 1/2" wide (12mm). Maybe even make it slide in two directions to custom adapt it to the size of the screen edge. Or Lego-like; build what you need. Just a crazy idea.

Warm up heat plate to 65 C... Set the iPad Aluminum side down (glass facing up) on the hot plate for about 7 minutes but no more than 10. Remove the iPad from the heat plate and start working your way around the frame and lifting the glass as you go like you would normally. As long as you don"t take an obnoxiously long time it"ll stay warm the entire time and long enough to remove the whole glass without cracking at all or at least too bad if there is already cracks. Now if the screen is really badly cracked you may need to use a heat gun no matter what but for small cracks or even no cracks I never go without using the hot plate :)