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If you own a smartphone, you’re very familiar with a touchscreen. You likely also understand the pain of a touchscreen which isn’t working properly. Touchscreens are sensitive & responsive by design, but keeping them in good condition can be challenging in an industrial setting. Here are common issues that crop up:

Touch screens are typically able to sense which area of the screen is being touched, and then use that input to facilitate a corresponding action. Sometimes though, a touch screen can lose its calibration and misinterpret a user’s touch, or be unable to sense user touches at all. In some cases, users can follow the screen prompts or use other peripheral tools to recalibrate the screen on their own. If that doesn’t work, then it’s time for you to call the pros at AES!

Touch screens can become scratched or worn with any sort of normal use, but those problems can be quickly compounded in a more challenging industrial environment. With enough scratches or cracks, your screen can become difficult to read. Worse still, it can develop some dead spots or other issues. Any type of impact or shock can also cause a touch screen to malfunction.

It’s not just regular contact that can wear a touch screen down. Exposure to contaminants like dirt, moisture, grease, or even oils from your skin can cause some external damage, and can even work its way inside to damage internal components, as well. Contamination is a prime cause of early failure for all sorts of electronic equipment, and that’s even more true for sensitive devices like touch screens.

Even if you try to be conscientious about taking care of your touch screen, sometimes an operating error can still occur. This can happen due to a variety of reasons, including user input error, software issues, hardware issues, glitches in the electrical circuitry, power surges, etc. If you’ve done everything you know to do on the outside, the problem may lie inside. The good news is that the AES team is trained to work on all internal components of touch screens!

Got a bad display or unresponsive touchscreen? AES can help! Just send your touchscreen display to us, and let our expert team take a look. We can diagnose any problems quickly, clearly communicate with you what the solution will require, and then we’ll get to work on making it happen!

At AES, we’ve been providing successful repairs on all sorts of electronic equipment and machinery – including industrial monitors, touchscreens, and operator interfaces – since 1992! Offering effective repairs that help to keep you running – while also benefiting your bottom line – is why we’re here! Learn more about what makes AES different:

At AES, we understand that you really need your equipment repaired and restored NOW! Well, that’s what we do! Of course, a quality touch screen repair will require some time & effort to complete it correctly. But the good news is that we work both hard and smart! We maintain a fast, standard turnaround time of 8-12 business days, but we also get it done sooner if you want to place a RUSH on your order. We’ll do our best to meet your time requirements!

Some may see it as old-fashioned, but AES is proud to say we still believe it’s worth doing right, if it’s worth doing at all. We’ll do the repair job right for you the first time, and every time! We utilize full-load testing so we can accurately diagnose any performance issues or other problems, and we’ll make sure your repair is completed correctly before we ever return your equipment back to you.

Not to overstate it, but at AES, we truly believe there’s not a better industrial electronics repair team in the business! Our technicians possess literally decades of on-the-job experience…we know what we’re doing! Plus, we go beyond what we already know, to also provide ongoing training opportunities for our team. That way, we know we’ll be well-equipped to serve your needs in the future, too.

Why pay to replace a touch screen or other expensive piece of electronic equipment, when AES can repair it and get it back to you fast, FOR LESS? We can get your touch screen back up and running correctly again, plus we’ll save you some valuable time, money, and potential frustration in the process.

And here’s one more convincing reason to entrust AES with your repair business. We don’t just say that we do good work; we actually stand behind it by offering a 24-Month Limited Warranty for ALL REPAIRS! What does that mean for you? If a problem should arise during that time period, which is deemed to be a repair workmanship issue, AES will provide follow-up repair service for you at NO additional cost! Now, that’s service!

Ready to get your touchscreen or other industrial monitors back online and back to serving your needs effectively? We can make that happen for you at AES! Reach out today at (866) 386-1001, and let’s get the conversation started! We can help!

Use our “Get an Estimate” tool to review potential costs if you get service directly from Apple. The prices shown here are only for screen repair. If your iPhone needs other service, you’ll pay additional costs.

Your country or region offers AppleCare+ for this product. Screen repair (front) is eligible for coverage with a fee by using an incident of accidental damage from handling that comes with your AppleCare+ plan.

Replacement equipment that Apple provides as part of the repair or replacement service may contain new or previously used genuine Apple parts that have been tested and pass Apple functional requirements.

There’s nothing quite as frustrating as pulling out your phone to use Face ID only to find a fresh scratch getting in the way of your phone screen and reflection. (Well, other than whenFace ID stops workingentirely, or theentire screen is cracked).

Not only are these scrapes bothersome, but they make it challenging to see the display and can even interfere with touchscreen capabilities (if they’re deep enough). So, how can you fix these phone screen scratches?

There are several options available. Before you doanything, however, be sure to power off your phone and avoid getting any liquids or debris in the device. It can cause harm if you don’t follow theseprecisely, leaving you with more damage to fix. Let’s look at the best – and worst – bets when it comes to fixing phone screen scratches.

A simple Google search for how to fix a scratched cell phone screen will yield several results, but the most interesting and common tip we’ve come across? Toothpaste.

Cheap and easy to find, toothpaste seems like a magic fix that’s too good to be true. Well, that’s because it is. Most tests reveal that using toothpaste results in a squeaky clean but still scratched screen. That is unless you’re trying to buff scratches out of a plastic screen protector or case, as many people do experience some success there.

With glass, however, that isnotthe case. In fact, you may even make your screen even more smudged, forcing you to use some elbow grease to get it out. (Particularly if you use something stronger like, say, AquaFresh.)

While it never hurts to try, just set your expectations low. If you’re feeling adventurous, use toothpaste like Colgate or Crest and not anything gel-related. Just apply the paste to the scratch with something soft like a cotton swab or cloth and rub it in.

Forget the delete key, rememberMagic Erasers? Back in the day, they were known to get rid of stains all around the house. But, surprise, they can actually eliminate phone screen scratches.

However, just remember that they remove them as long as the scratches are small and shallow. While deep abrasions are untouchable by the eraser, surface-level cosmetic scratches buff away pretty quickly. It never hurts to have one around, just in case.

Baking soda mixed with water is touted as a quick fix for phone screen scratches, but does it work? Thanks to its similarly abrasive nature, it turns out that this method is about the same as toothpaste as far as results go.

It’ll take care of marks decently enough on plastic covers and screen protectors, but definitely not glass. The Internet will tell you to make the baking soda mixture and then gently apply it to the screen, rubbing it in a circular motion. Afterward, you might notice that your screen is shinier, but chances are that the scratches will most likely remain. So unless you have a plastic screen, look elsewhere.

If a product can get scratches out of the body of your car, then logic clearly dictates that it can fix up your phone screen, right? Even though it’s a different material, you might be surprised how well car polish can work!

Depending on how deep the scratches are, this method is actually pretty effective. Products likeTurtle Wax,Meguiar’s Mirror Glaze Swirl Remover,3M Scratch Remover, and more can all help get rid of fine cuts on your phone screen. Just follow the instructions on your chosen product and imagine you’re buffing out the scratch your high school-ex left when they keyed your first car. (That’s not just us, right? Um, right?)

Another common fix touted all over the Internet is to use silver polish for your phone. I know what you’re thinking: If it can work wonders on my Nana’s heirloom silver, it’s obviously good enough for cell phone screen scratches. Right?

Wrong. Dead wrong.While products likeSilvo,Brasso, orWeimansilver polish can get tarnished metal shining like new again, it can do a number on your device. Not only is the method not proven to work, but it can also damage the coating on your screen, making the matter much worse. In this particular case, all that glitters is not silver.

Let’s be honest – sometimes home remedies can only do so much to fix your phone screen scratches. Want to bring out the big guns and spend a bit more money? Have your carrier or the phone’s manufacturer replace the screen altogether.

Apple offers repairs for $29 for cracked screens withAppleCare+(or up to $149 if you’re out of warranty). A third-party repair can be cheaper, or you could buy a kit online for around $60 to tackle shallow scratches. You get what you pay for here, and without having to pour some weird substance over the surface of your phone.

(One quick side note. Due to COVID restrictions, it may take you a little longer to take your phone into a Genius Bar for repair. If you have the option, send it in instead. Who knows, Apple may even send you a replacement in its place, depending on your coverage plans!)

If you don’t want to risk further phone screen scratches by using the above methods and you’d rather not spend the cash on having it professionally repaired, you can always cover scratches using a screen protector. While this won’t remove or reduce the visibility of deep scratches, it will help you avoid doing further damage to your phone. So it won’t fix the problem, but it’ll keep it from getting worse.

If push comes to shove and you just can’t live with a scratch, there is one more very highly effective step. Purchase a new phone and sell your old one to us!

If you’re tired of looking at all the knicks and dings on your device’s phone screen and it’s time for an upgrade anyway, consider selling your phone to us here atGadgetGone.

From there, you can buy a new device and you’re good to go. That said, make sure you take protective measures next time, so you don’t get a scratch. Because, then, you might just have to repeat the process.

We hope these methods (well, most of them, anyway) guide you in getting rid of those bothersome scratches. Now, as far as those dents in the Ford Mustang in the parking lot…you’re on your own.

Q:What kind of products do you mainly produce?A: OCA Lamination Machine,Laser Separating Machine,LCD Separator ,Mobile Repair Machines, Phone parts, Tools etc.

A: Please just inform us how many LCD do you need to refurbish every day, we will provide a suitable solution to you. Or just let us know your budget, we will be pleasured to help. We have many solutions for different requirment. We are not just only making machines,most importantly, we are offering solutions.

Walk-in: Repairs can often be completed same-day. Check with your nearest repair location for the exact time. Learn more about authorized service providers.

Important:These steps are only applicable for users in Canada, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Spain, the United Kingdom, and the United States. For users in other countries, contact Google support to check your repair options.

Before you bring your phone in for repairs, back up data, remove the SIM card, and factory reset your phone. A factory reset deletes all data saved on your phone. If you can"t factory reset your phone, log out of your Google Account on the phone:

If you can"t turn on your phone to reset it or your phone isn"t factory reset when you bring it to a repair partner, they"ll reset it for you. Remember to keep your SIM card.

During your visit, the partner will check the warranty status of your phone, inspect it to confirm the damage reported, and give you the cost of the repair. Most repairs can be completed same-day.

If damage is found during inspection that increases the repair cost, the partner will reach out to you to approve the new cost before the repair starts. Partial repairs aren"t available.

For out-of-warranty devices or damage types, you"ll find the estimated repair cost on the last page before you confirm the purchase and create the repair order.

Your own packaging: Use the repair order email to print out the attached shipping label, the Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) slip, and battery safety label (in the US) to ship the phone.

If you choose this option, you’re responsible for any damage that might occur to your phone in shipment. Before you mail your phone, make sure to pack it securely. As packaging can differ from customer to customer and there"s a risk that the phone can be damaged in transit, after a successful repair, the repair center will use certain sturdy boxes to ship your phone.

Prepaid packaging: Once you place your repair order, the prepaid packaging takes 1–2 business days to arrive and contains padding to keep the phone secure. Print out the RMA slip and shipping label you received in the instruction email to ship the phone.

Before you send or bring your phone for repairs, back up your phone, remove the SIM card, then factory reset your phone. A factory reset deletes all data saved on your phone. If you can"t factory reset your phone, log out of your Google Account on the phone:

If you can"t turn on your phone to reset it or your phone isn"t factory reset when you bring it to a repair partner, they"ll reset it for you. Remember to keep the SIM card with you before you ship your phone.

If we find other damage that wasn"t in the original order and the repair cost increases, we"ll ask you to approve the new cost before the start of the repair.

If you don"t respond within 10 days or you reject the updated order, your repair order is canceled. Your phone is returned to you unrepaired, and you aren"t charged.

You can also get genuine Google parts from iFixit to repair a Pixel phone yourself. We recommend that only users with relevant technical experience repair their own phones.

A word to the wise. You must use caution and common sense when attempting this procedure or you can easily make things worse.  At our affordable Pittsburgh cleaning services company, we don’t clean flat screen TVs but I still felt this writing might prove very useful to you.

This is a technique that you can use to remove light scratches from flat screen and LCD TVs safely.  Scratches can result from some of the most innocuous, everyday items such as a piece of newspaper, a magazine, or tiny claw nails from pet cats and dogs and even fingernails from children. Any of these items and many more can unintentionally brush against your flat screen TV, leaving a scratch that’s usually visible whether the television in turned on or off.

The secret to removing light scratches from your flat screen TV is to use the proper tools along with a careful tried and true technique. To begin with, you’ll need a bottle of Isopropyl alcohol which is normally found in grocery stores, drug stores, and, hardware stores. Don’t use any other type of alcohol as it will damage your screen beyond repair.

A quick word of caution –  never use Windex, glass cleaner, or other window cleaning solutions on your flat screen TV.  Never use paper towels on your Flat Screen TV, as this is one of the quickest routes to permanently damaging your flat screen or LCD with thousands of little scratches.

I once didn’t follow this advice and used a paper towel on reading glasses.  I didn’t use excessive force, but it didn’t matter!  I quickly discovered I damaged my expensive eyeglasses beyond repair.

This one little mistake is how most folks ruin their TV screen.  The same applies to cell phone screens, Ipads, laptops, and desktops.  All of these surfaces should only be cleaned lightly with a soft microfiber cloth.

Dip your microfiber cloth into the solution and wring it out so it’s slightly damp. Begin by gently rubbing the scratch on the TV in a circular motion.  Use care as it’s important not to rub too hard or friction from the microfiber cloth can make the scratch worse.

After a bit, the scratch should begin to disappear as the Isopropyl alcohol in your cleaning solution evaporates.  If the scratch does not begin to disappear or becomes worse stop immediately.  You may have a scratch that needs a professional’s attention.

Remember, the easiest way to remove scratches from your flat screen and LCD TV is to prevent them in the first place. Hope this article helps you to restore your screen like new.

Take a look at the picture to the right: handful of scratches, minor paint damage, and a long scratch that looks like someone might have keyed it. We sent that picture to 30 body shops and asked for a damage assessment. We also asked how long they would need the car, and mentioned that we would not be using insurance. After four days and thirteen replies, here is what we got:

If you are looking for the cost of paint scratch repair, the key determining factor is the type of damage that is involved. All cars have three layers that make up a paint job: the first layer is clear coat, the second is paint and the third is primer. Though the size and length of the scratch is a factor in repair costs, the fewer the layers it penetrates the better. For example if the scratch only penetrates the first layer, that’s going to cost less to fix than one that penetrates all three layers.   Here is a break down of four types of well known scratches.

Scuffs are a collection of very light surface scratches that have only damaged the clear coat of the paint job. To find out if the scuffs have only damaged your clear coat, rub with spit (really) and see if the scuffs vanish.

These are deeper, longer scratches than a scuff, but since the scratch has not penetrated past the clear coat layer you do not have to do any painting to repair it. To find out if the scuffs have only damaged your clear coat, rub with spit (really) and see if the scuffs vanish.

The fix:You can get rid of these yourself with some rubbing compound from an auto parts store. Or have an auto body shop do it for you ($50-70). If the scratch is a deeper one, but has still not reached the paint layer, you will need some wet/dry sandpaper to get rid of it. The sandpaper will cost around $10, with wet 2000 grit being preferred. Soak the sandpaper in water and sand the scratch. You will also need rubbing compound to get rid of the sand scratches, as well as polisher so that you can shine it when you are done. All told this will cost about $30 to do it yourself, which is a fraction of the $150-300 that a body shop will charge you.

The fix: Apply touch up paint:  pen or bottle-and-brush.  Use as little paint as possible, and the smallest brush available. Auto body shops will charge you anywhere from $400 to $1000, and it does not matter if the repair is a small one: once it hits the paint layer the entire part must be repainted.