DIY Samsung Galaxy S6 Active Power Button Replacement Guide

– Gently slide your fingernail or a trusty plastic opening tool into the little groove on the side of the SIM tray.

– Give it a gentle nudge to pop the tray out of its cozy home.

– Pop out the SIM tray with the SIM card from your phone. If you need help, you can always schedule a repair

– Give the front face of your phone a warm hug with the iOpener, a hair dryer, or a heat gun for about 60 seconds. This will help loosen up the adhesive around the glass edges, making it easier to get in there and do your thing!

– Pop a suction cup onto the lower part of the screen, and let’s get this party started!

– With the suction cup in hand, give the lower half of the panel a gentle tug. You’ve got this!

– After you’ve created a nice little gap, carefully slide a plastic tool in at the bottom, right between the glass and the frame of your phone. It’s like giving your device a gentle nudge!

– Now, take that plastic opening tool and glide it around the screen, gently prying the display away from the body. Think of it as giving your phone a little stretch!

– Gently tug the lower half of the screen with a suction cup while holding down the phone’s frame to pop ’em apart. If you need help, you can always schedule a repair

– Now that the glass is off, take a peek at the top of your phone. You’ll spot a little clip that’s keeping the screen connection cozy with the motherboard. Grab your trusty tweezers, gently pinch the clip by its side crease, and give it a little tug to set it free!

– Gently separate the screen connection using a trusty plastic tool.

– Time to give your device a makeover! Say goodbye to the display assembly (LCD and Digitizer) like a pro!

– Grab your trusty Phillips Head Screwdriver PH000 and get ready to tackle this! It’s time to unscrew those sixteen 4mm screws from the frame. You’ve got this!

– Gently press around the top, bottom, and sides of your phone to coax that rear case apart. You’ve got this!

– After all the clips have gracefully popped, gently pull out the rear case to separate it from the frame along with the battery.

– You’ll find the battery nestled on the back side of this frame.

– Grab a plastic opening tool, slide it along the side of the frame, and pop out the battery. If you need help, you can always schedule a repair.

– Gently pop that battery out of the frame, like you’re giving it a little hug goodbye!

– Time to rock and roll! Grab a plastic tool and start by gently undoing all the connections on the motherboard.

– Gently slide the flat end of the spudger beneath the motherboard. Then, with a little twist of flair, lift the board up to reveal its secrets.

– Gently lift the motherboard out of the back case, and give it a little wiggle if it’s feeling stubborn. You’ve got this!

– Apply gentle pressure to the top, bottom, and sides of the phone to pop it out from the plastic cover. If you need help, you can always schedule a repair.

– As soon as you spot a nice, cozy gap, grab a plastic tool and gently slide it between the frame and the plastic cover. Give it a little tour around the phone to help separate those two components like a pro.

– Gently peel off the plastic cover from your phone like you’re unwrapping a present!

– Gently slide a plastic tool into the gap between the phone’s frame and the back cover at the top left corner. You’ve got this!

– Keep the plastic tool in place to reach the power button connection.

– Grab those tweezers and carefully lift the power button ribbon cable until just the contacts are left holding onto the frame.

– Get those trusty tweezers ready and gently slide them under the contact points to release the connection.

– Grab those tweezers and carefully lift out the power button bracket. If you need help, you can always schedule a repair

– Guess what? The power button is right there on the plastic cover waiting for you to work your magic!

– Grab those trusty tweezers and gently coax the power button out of its cozy frame.

– Pop that power button right out of the frame!