How to Replace the Adhesive for Your Samsung Galaxy S22

– Let’s warm up that camera bezel! Apply a heated iOpener to the back cover for two minutes. If you need help, you can always schedule a repair.

– Let’s give that camera bezel a little nudge and gently pull it away from the back cover. We’re separating those two parts, so don’t be shy! Just take it slow and steady. If you need a helping hand, you can always schedule a repair.

– Let’s get that camera bezel off! Gently insert an opening pick between the camera bezel and its metal cover.

– Now, slide the pick between the bezel and the cover to loosen the adhesive.

– Time to say goodbye to that metal cover! Carefully remove it from the camera bezel.

– Grab those blunt nose tweezers or your trusty fingers and gently peel away the stubborn adhesive still hanging on to the camera bezel. You’ve got this!

– Get ready to rock and roll! Line up the camera bezel with the back cover, making sure the arrow is pointing toward the top of the cover.

– Now, let’s get these parts in sync! Lay the back cover and bezel together on a flat surface, with the inside of the cover facing upward. You’ve got this!

– Let’s get started by removing the clear liner from your new back cover adhesive. This is the first step in giving your device a brand new look.

– Time to get sticky – grab your new adhesive by its pull tabs and line it up with the back cover and camera bezel. Make sure it’s centered and ready to go.

– Gently place the adhesive on the back cover, taking care not to touch the sticky side.

– Now, press down firmly along the edges of the adhesive to secure it in place. If you need help, you can always schedule a repair

– Let’s get those liners peeled off! Grab the back cover, and use the pull tabs at the top and bottom to remove that main adhesive liner. Now, take a look at the camera bezel. See that pull tab on the bottom? Give it a gentle tug to remove the secondary liner. You’re doing great!

– Grab those black pull tabs and give that main liner a gentle tug – it’s time to get it out of its metal cover!

– Alright buddy, let’s get that metal cover in the right spot. Make sure the white text is on the bottom, and those little cross marks are in the corners – just like the picture in the instruction book.

– Now, gently place that cover onto the camera bezel and give it a little press to make sure it sticks, you got this!

– Last step, let’s peel off that secondary liner. If you need help, you can always schedule a repair. Easiest peasy!

– Let’s kick things off by carefully removing the old adhesive from the microphone hole tucked under the flash unit on the motherboard cover.

– Next up, peel off the clear liner from that big L-shaped adhesive piece—it’s going to be super helpful!

– Now, grab the square adhesive piece and pop it right over the back cover’s microphone cutout under the flash unit, making sure the blue liner tab is facing to the right like it’s ready to wave hello.

– Finally, let’s get rid of that blue liner—time to let our adhesive shine!

– First things first, ditch that clear liner covering the camera foam adhesive. It’s time to get sticky!

– Now, get your adhesive lined up perfectly over the camera cutouts. Make sure that circular part is facing up – you’re looking for that top-notch alignment.

– Time to get your adhesive on that metal cover! Make sure those markings around the camera cutouts are your guide for a flawless fit.

– Alright, let’s get rid of that green liner. We’re almost there, buddy!

– First, carefully remove the clear liner from the air vent adhesive – it’s time to get this repair started!

– Now, place the adhesive onto the metal cover, making sure the fuzzy side is facing up and the blue tab is at the bottom – easy does it!

– Next, gently remove the blue tab from under the adhesive, and you’re one step closer to fixing your device.

– Use the handy markings on the cover to align the adhesive, and you’ll be done in no time. If you need help, you can always schedule a repair

– First, peel off the clear liner from the big, two-piece adhesive sheet. It’s like taking off a sticker, but a little bigger!

– Next, line up the adhesive with those little notches in the bottom left corner of the metal cover. You’re a pro at lining things up, so this will be a breeze!

– Now, carefully place the adhesive over the notches and press it down firmly. You’re getting this! Almost done.

– Alright, now peel off the blue liner. You’re going to love how clean this looks! If you need help, you can always schedule a repair

– Now that you’ve completed this step, head back to your phone’s guide and finish putting everything back together. If you need help, you can always schedule a repair