DIY Guide to Replace Samsung Galaxy S6 Screen

– Alrighty then! The back of the Samsung Galaxy S6’s enclosure is stuck down real tight. Time to give it some heat with a heat gun to soften that glue. Then slide in a plastic pick between the frame and glass to loosen the adhesive.

– Hey there! The space between the aluminum frame and glass is super tiny. We suggest using a nice flat, strong object to separate them.

– Gently lift the back cover while using a suction cup.

– Once you see a small gap, grab that plastic pick to avoid any scratches on the aluminum.

– Hey there! To keep things smooth and dandy, gently slide the pick a few millimeters between the back cover and the frame. This little trick helps avoid any sneaky damage inside the enclosure.

– Now, here’s the deal with the back cover – it’s totally glued to the whole outer edge of the Galaxy S6. Take your pick for a spin around the entire phone. Oh, and fun fact – the back cover is actually painted on the inside. Make sure to bid farewell to any sticky residue like a pro to steer clear of scratches or cracks.

– After you’ve bid adieu to all that glue, it’s time for the grand finale – lifting the back cover with care. Ta-da!

– Let’s kick things off by unscrewing those 13 Phillips screws that are keeping the plastic cover snug as a bug. They’re 13 x 3.3 mm Phillips screws, so grab that screwdriver and get to it!

– Next up, pop out the SIM card tray. It’s like giving your device a little breather!

– Now, gently lift the charging pad for wireless charging. It’s just a tad glued to the midframe, so be careful not to pull too hard.

– To free the midframe, you’ll need to give the battery a little nudge downwards while pushing the frame up with your other hand. If it’s being stubborn, slide a pick between the display and the frame and give it a gentle upward press. Patience is key!

– Gently slide the flat end of the spudger just beneath the contact and lift it up carefully. Watch out for those tiny resistors soldered onto the logic board – they’re delicate little guys!

– Alright, let’s tackle that Samsung Galaxy S6 display! It’s stuck on there pretty well, so you’ll want to give it some love with a heat gun to warm up that stubborn glue. Once it’s feeling nice and toasty, grab a plastic pick and gently slide it into the little gap between the frame and the display to break that adhesive seal.

– Now, with a gentle touch, lift the display starting at the camera area. Flip it up near the Home button, but hold on a sec! Before you completely detach it, make sure those navigation buttons are still connected to the display. We wouldn’t want any surprises!

– First off, let’s peel away that transparent film in the center using the handy green flap. You’ve got this!

– Now, gently tug at those upper and lower transparent covers—there’s a little glue party happening underneath each one. Don’t worry, it’s all part of the fun!

– Press the display firmly onto the metal frame. Make sure the navigation buttons and Home button are positioned correctly.

– Alright, it’s time to reconnect that display cable!

– Let’s get that outer frame back on the main component! Start at the dock connector and give those two frame pieces a nice, firm press to bring them together.

– Now, it’s time to secure them with some screws. Grab your 13 x 3.3 mm Phillips screws and tighten them up!

– As a last step, you have to attach the back cover again.

– The old glue is usually still sticky enough.

– Put the back cover back on, heat it slightly and then use a little force to press it onto the smartphone for a while.