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Samsung Galaxy S One Battery Replacement Guide: Step-by-Step DIY

Duration: 45 minutes

Steps: 2 Steps

Hey there, savvy fixer! Before you jump in, just a heads-up: make sure you have all the right tools and parts ready to go. And remember, if you hit a snag, you can always schedule a repair with the pros at Salvation Repair. Happy fixing!

Hey there! Is your battery acting sketchy, not powering up your phone, or seems like it’s on the brink of a meltdown? Sounds like it’s time for a switcheroo! Before you dive in, make sure your phone is off to avoid any data disasters. And oh, if your battery looks puffy, like it’s been munching on too many digital snacks, handle it with care. Safety first, pals!

Step 1

– Spot the little tab marked with a cheeky red outline to begin your rear cover removal adventure.

– With your trusty fingernail, give that rear cover a gentle but firm pry. It’s just like opening a treasure chest!

Step 2

Make sure to switch off your phone before popping out the battery, safety first!

– To free the battery from your phone, give a gentle upward push at the bottom right corner of the battery, following the red rectangle’s guidance. You’ve got this!

– Once the battery begins to pop up, use your hand to grip it and lift it out with confidence.

Ralph Harris

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