DIY Tutorial: How to Replace Samsung One LCD Screen – Step-by-Step Guide

Duration: 45 minutes

Steps: 14 Steps

Hey there, super tech! Just a heads-up: make sure you’ve got your tools ready and your workspace clear. Let’s keep things light and breezy as you tackle this fix!

Oops, did your phone take one tumble too many? If you’re staring through a web of cracks, it’s time for a screen swap! Dive into this guide and we’ll have your screen looking brand new in a jiffy, without breaking the bank.

Step 1

– Spot the tiny notch at the bottom edge of your device where the back meets the front. That’s your entry point!

– Slide your finger into the slit and give the back case a gentle tug to pop it off. Voila! You’re in!

Step 2

– Pop that battery out! Just push the bottom edge upwards and slide it away from your phone, like you’re launching it into space.

Step 3

– Pop out the SIM card by gently pressing down and sliding it away from the slot. Once it’s loose, snag it from the bottom edge of your phone and voilà! It’s out! Keep rocking that repair!

Step 4

– Unscrew the seven 4.5 mm Phillips #00 screws that are sprinkled around the perimeter of the phone.

Step 5

Watch out—when you remove the midframe, the power and volume buttons might just pop out like party surprises from the sides of your phone!

– Kick off near the power button and rock out with a plastic opening tool to pop those sneaky clips holding the midframe in place.

Step 6

– Pop that SD card right out of its cozy slot!

Step 7

– Using your trusty tweezers, start the antenna liberation movement from the bottom end first, then cheer on the upper end!

Step 8

– Spot the trio of snappy ribbon cable connectors chilling on the motherboard.

– With a dash of finesse, use the Plastic Opening Tools to gently unhook those ribbon cable connectors.

Step 9

– Now that you’ve unhooked those three ribbon cable connectors, you can swing the motherboard to the left like opening a book. Onward!

Step 10

– Unhook the power button ribbon cable from the phone’s chassis using your trusty Plastic Opening Tools. You’re doing great!

Step 11

– Alright, with the motherboard out of the way, you’re now face-to-face with the Headset Jack and Ear Speaker. Exciting times!

– Grab your trusty Plastic Opening Tools and gently coax the Headphone Jack out of its cozy home in the phone body. It’s moving out day!

Step 12

– Gently lift the Ear Speaker away from the phone body using the Plastic Opening Tools, like you’re lifting a tiny pancake off a non-stick pan!

– Now that the Headphone Jack and Ear Speaker are disconnected, feel free to whisk them away from the phone and set them aside, like ingredients prepped for the perfect repair recipe.