The first mistake was using Super Glue. This is not a good idea and should never be used. Don't ever do that again. That being said now that you made the mistake it's likely you will need to replace the LCD, support frame and potentially need to clean up some glue on the aluminum back of the phone. As far as the frame goes the best way to attempt to salvage it is to sand the glue down completely flat. Expect to spend '''several hours''' doing this unless you replace the frame and LCD to avoid having to do this.
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The first mistake was using Super Glue. This is not a good idea for so many reasons and yet it still happens. Hopefully you learned your lesson about it by damaging your phone. That being said now that you made the mistake it's likely you will need to replace the LCD, support frame , components like the camera and now need to clean the LCD frame and potentially back. The frames need to be flattened again, so you need to get every bit of Super Glue off you can to the point it's flat. Expect to spend '''several hours''' doing this unless you replace the frame and LCD, which is what I'd seriously recommend knowing what you did.
With that out of the way, it's '''very''' likely you will break it during removal. I'd order a screen before you even consider taking the phone apart to check for damage just to avoid downtime. The guide to replace the screen can be found here, along with the parts: [guide|76509]
The first mistake was using Super Glue. This is not a good idea and should never be used. Don't ever do that again. That being said now that you made the mistake it's likely you will need to replace the LCD, support frame and potentially need to clean up some glue on the aluminum back of the phone. As far as the frame goes the best way to attempt to salvage it is to sand the glue down completely flat.
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The first mistake was using Super Glue. This is not a good idea and should never be used. Don't ever do that again. That being said now that you made the mistake it's likely you will need to replace the LCD, support frame and potentially need to clean up some glue on the aluminum back of the phone. As far as the frame goes the best way to attempt to salvage it is to sand the glue down completely flat. Expect to spend '''several hours''' doing this unless you replace the frame and LCD to avoid having to do this.
With that out of the way, it's '''very''' likely you will break it during removal. I'd order a screen before you even consider taking the phone apart to check for damage just to avoid downtime. The guide to replace the screen can be found here, along with the parts: [guide|76509]
The first mistake was using Super Glue. This is not a good idea and should never be used. Don't ever do that again. That being said now that you made the mistake it's likely you will need to replace the LCD, support frame and potentially need to clean up some glue on the aluminum back of the phone. As far as the frame goes the best way to attempt to salvage it is to sand the glue down completely flat.
With that out of the way, it's '''very''' likely you will break it during removal. I'd order a screen before you even consider taking the phone apart to check for damage just to avoid downtime. The guide to replace the screen can be found here, along with the parts: [guide|76509]