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greeneyez19
Posts: 1
Phone Model:
Lg Vx6000
Service Provider:
Verizon Wireless |
 
Tue Dec 16, 2003 6:57 pm |
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Hi, i bought a faceplate online and i have no idea how to put it on. If someone knows i would appreciate their help.
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JenJen82
Posts: 1
Phone Model:
LG VX-6000
Service Provider:
Verizon Wireless |
Fri Jan 09, 2004 1:05 am |
I have the LG vx6000 also and was looking to buy a faceplate and thought about how it would go on but since I dont actually have one I dont know. But food for thought does it snap on there??? anyways let me know how it goes!!!  [/b]
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Iphire
Posts: 2
Phone Model:
LG vx6000
Service Provider:
VZW |
Sat Jan 17, 2004 5:45 am |
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To get the faceplate off you need a T9 screwdriver and I believe the screws are under the blue plasic notchs midway up the sides of the interior of the phone and the rhombus shaped blue plastic things on the bottom corners. So just unscrew those puppies and the faceplate should come right off in theory(unless they glued/snapped it on also), anyways i know its helld up by at leats 4 screws and if the faceplate doesnt have any place for screws to go your shit out of luck, i personaly wouldnt get a face plate just because i like the whole case to match. but i do have stickers on it like the BSD Deamon on the faceplate and an RTFM sticker on the battery.
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scdilauro
Posts: 1
Phone Model:
lg vx6000
Service Provider:
verizon |
Mon Feb 16, 2004 10:35 pm |
when you open the phone the two small rubber pieces toward the top actually come out (pry them out) you will see the screws to remove underneath to change to faceplate, it took me a while to find this one out too, luckily by buddy works for verizon! (it takes a very small screwdriver) i think they call them a tork screw or something,  call one of your verizon stores in your area and someone should be able to help you on most of the accessories for this phone!
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AzNBoI133
Posts: 2
Phone Model:
LG VX6000
Service Provider:
Verison |
Wed Feb 25, 2004 4:23 am |
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oo man ive got noooo clue hwo to remove my face plate either... wat kinda face plate u guys guy? i might either buy a carbon fiber one.. or a dark blue one so that the phone still matches u noe?
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austinbrtndr
Posts: 1
Phone Model:
LG VX6000
Service Provider:
Verizon |
Fri Mar 19, 2004 12:10 pm |
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Ok... just finished mine... I picked up a precision screwdriver set to make it much easier... first, use a small flathead to pry out the rubber pieces at the top next to the ear speaker... second, CAREFULLY, with the flathead, peel up the rhombus shaped ones at the bottom... they are flat stickers and will pop out and get lost... luckily, mine stuck to my goatee and after an hour of searching, my friend noticed it stuck to my face! Unscrew all four small screws with your smallest phillips driver. Then take your flathead and gently pry up the faceplate. It should come off fairly easy. Under the square sticker that surrounds the camera on the faceplate you will find another screw that holds the camera cover onto the faceplate. Remove that, and also gently take off the square sticker to use on your new faceplate, if it's not already provided. Then, do everything you just did, again, except backwards. You got your new faceplate. For the record, I'm not that crazy about the carbon fiber cover I just put on. It clashes with the blue, big time!
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RayJai
Posts: 16
Phone Model:
T720i
Service Provider:
T-Mobile |
Sat Mar 20, 2004 12:04 am |
there is problems with Non-oem faceplates, the front tip always pop open,
you woul need to cut away some of the internal plastics around the camera socket on the faceplate.
then u need to a metal filer and file down the screw socket on the right side, if the underside of the faceplate is facing you and the camera socket is facing you.
i found out how to fix it after my g/f started complaining about it.
also, the non oem doesn't come with rubber cushion to prevent dust from going into the front LCD, to fix that, apply a thin layer of hot glue around the lcd cover on the underside. let it cool down and see if it fits, if not, then do it again...
yes.. i'm crazy, but im use to fixing thing like this, cuz im a plastic modeler,
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DDdancer10
Posts: 2
Phone Model:
LG 6000
Service Provider:
Verizon |
Sat Dec 04, 2004 6:13 pm |
| austinbrtndr wrote: | | Ok... just finished mine... I picked up a precision screwdriver set to make it much easier... first, use a small flathead to pry out the rubber pieces at the top next to the ear speaker... second, CAREFULLY, with the flathead, peel up the rhombus shaped ones at the bottom... they are flat stickers and will pop out and get lost... luckily, mine stuck to my goatee and after an hour of searching, my friend noticed it stuck to my face! Unscrew all four small screws with your smallest phillips driver. Then take your flathead and gently pry up the faceplate. It should come off fairly easy. Under the square sticker that surrounds the camera on the faceplate you will find another screw that holds the camera cover onto the faceplate. Remove that, and also gently take off the square sticker to use on your new faceplate, if it's not already provided. Then, do everything you just did, again, except backwards. You got your new faceplate. For the record, I'm not that crazy about the carbon fiber cover I just put on. It clashes with the blue, big time! |
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DDdancer10
Posts: 2
Phone Model:
LG 6000
Service Provider:
Verizon |
Sat Dec 04, 2004 6:14 pm |
| austinbrtndr wrote: | | Ok... just finished mine... I picked up a precision screwdriver set to make it much easier... first, use a small flathead to pry out the rubber pieces at the top next to the ear speaker... second, CAREFULLY, with the flathead, peel up the rhombus shaped ones at the bottom... they are flat stickers and will pop out and get lost... luckily, mine stuck to my goatee and after an hour of searching, my friend noticed it stuck to my face! Unscrew all four small screws with your smallest phillips driver. Then take your flathead and gently pry up the faceplate. It should come off fairly easy. Under the square sticker that surrounds the camera on the faceplate you will find another screw that holds the camera cover onto the faceplate. Remove that, and also gently take off the square sticker to use on your new faceplate, if it's not already provided. Then, do everything you just did, again, except backwards. You got your new faceplate. For the record, I'm not that crazy about the carbon fiber cover I just put on. It clashes with the blue, big time! |
how do yu get the little blue rhombus things off at the bottom .. ?? i dunn wanna break it but i cant get them off? get back to me DDdancer10@yahoo.com
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midjewelkin
Posts: 1
Phone Model:
LGVX6000
Service Provider:
Verizon |
Fri Feb 11, 2005 8:19 pm |
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Hey i noticed u all were talkin about puttin on and takin off faceplates for the LGVX6000 and i was wondering if you knew anything about the 3 piece faceplates..like theres ones that cover around the keys of ur phone and the top of course and the back of it. I was wondering if anyone knew if they all would actually go on okay cuz i was thinkin of ordering one of the sets..but i dunno if they r just BSing me lol so if anyone has any news on this please please get back to me as soon as possible. I would greatly appreciate it.
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