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Follow these instructions to use a hair dryer to soften adhesive. If you're using a heat gun (which emits much hotter air), follow this guide instead.
A hair dryer is a handheld device that emits a warm stream of air ranging between temperatures of 70 °F and 200 °F (21–93 °C).
Refer to your specific repair guide for detailed instructions on adhesive locations and sensitive components. Check your hair dryer's user manual for operating and safety procedures.
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Place your device on a clean, heat resistant surface or mat.
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Set the temperature of your hair dryer to its hottest setting.
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If your hair dryer also has fan speed control:
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Set the fan setting to low for small parts, such as cables or tape.
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Set the fan setting to high for large surfaces, such as screens or back covers.
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Position the nozzle of your hair dryer 2–3 inches above the device.
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Move the hair dryer along the surface of your device.
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Heat the surface until it's just too hot to touch, or as directed by the repair guide.
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Make sure to turn off your hair dryer before setting it down to continue the repair.
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Keep your hair dryer in motion while heating smaller surfaces by moving it in circles above the device.
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Some components, such as large screens, require multiple cycles of heating and slicing. Take your time and apply more heat if the component feels stuck.
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Position the nozzle of your hair dryer 2–3 inches above the device and set the fan setting to "Low".
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Apply heat in small circles over the tape or sticker for 30 seconds.
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Peel the tape from the device.
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Position the nozzle of your hair dryer 2–3 inches above the device and set the fan setting to "Low".
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Apply heat in small circles over the cable for 30 seconds.
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Peel the cable from the device.
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Before continuing your repair, turn off your hair dryer and unplug it.
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Allow the hair dryer to cool down before you store it.
For other general electronics skills guides, click here.
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