Samsung Galaxy Eclipse Audio Jack Replacement Guide

– Turn the phone over so the screen is facing down.

– Gently lift the little notch on the right edge and pop off the back cover of your phone. It’s easier than it sounds!

– Once you’ve graciously unveiled the back of your device, take a peek at the slot nestled just below the bottom right corner of the battery. Gently nudge it out using the tip of your finger—it’s just a little tug, and you’re on your way!

– Alright, let’s get this party started! Give those front edges of your phone a little love with a heat gun or hairdryer. Just warm ’em up for about two minutes. Hold it about six inches away from the screen, you don’t want to get too cozy with the heat and cause any trouble. If you need help, you can always schedule a repair

– While the screen adhesive is still nice and toasty, gently slide a pry tool or plastic card between the glass display and the phone’s frame.

– Carefully glide another pry tool along the edges of the phone to gently break the adhesive’s grip on the display.

– Now, grab the lower edge of your device and give it a little lift. You’ll want to gently loosen all the edges to hinge the screen upwards, starting from the bottom.

– Alright, time to give that white cable guard a little nudge! Use your prying tool to gently lift up on the bottom right corner of the guard. You’ll see a thin ribbon cable connector pop out – that’s what we’re looking for! If you need help, you can always schedule a repair.

– Gently lift the ribbon cable connector hiding beneath the cable guard and set the display free from the device.

– Before putting your phone back together with the fresh new screen, make sure to wipe away any residue from the edges.

– First, let’s get started by locating all eleven screws that hold the metal plate in place. Use a PH00 screwdriver bit to remove them – it’s an easy process, just take your time.

– Now, make sure to keep those eleven screws safe, you’ll need them later to close up your phone. If you need help, you can always schedule a repair

– Grab your phone and give it a little flip to show us its backside. Now, put your thumbs right on the metal area where the battery used to be. With a little push, the back frame should pop right off. Easy peasy! If you need help, you can always schedule a repair

– First, track down the blue ribbon cable that’s hanging out just below the battery slot – it’s the key to your audio jack connection. Give it a warm welcome!

– Now, grab your trusty pry tool and gently coax the cable loose from the motherboard. You got this! If you need help, you can always schedule a repair