DIY Guide to Replace Samsung Galaxy S9+ Battery – Step-by-Step

Duration: 60 min.
Steps: 13 Steps

Get ready to tackle your Galaxy S9+ battery replacement with this easy-to-follow guide! While it’s a bit tricky since you’ll need to open up that glass back cover, don’t sweat it! Just make sure to set aside some time for this slightly involved process. Oh, and remember to back up your data, work on a clean surface, and be patient. If you hit a snag, feel free to reach out through our live chat or drop a comment on the step you’re stuck on. You’ve got this!

Step 1

– First things first, let’s give your device a little break! Press and hold that power button until you see the ‘Power off’ option pop up on your screen.

– Now, give it a gentle tap with your finger to confirm you want to shut down your Galaxy S9+. Sit back and relax while you wait for the screen to go blank. You’ve got this!

Step 2

– The back cover is really sticking to the chassis like it’s got a serious attachment issue! To help it let go, warm up your device evenly with some hot air. A cozy temperature of 60 – 80°C should do the trick. Just remember, it should be warm enough to soften the glue but still cool enough to touch comfortably.

– To gently pry off the back cover, grab a flat and flexible tool like the iPlastix or iFlex. You’ll also want a few picks handy to help unstick the cover all the way around. Teamwork makes the dream work!

Step 3

– Once you’ve popped off the back cover, gently lift it up and use your trusty spudger to disconnect that fingerprint sensor. It’s like a little dance, just be careful!

– Now that you’ve got that taken care of, go ahead and fully remove the back cover and set it aside like a pro.

Step 4

– First things first, let’s get those screws out that are holding the upper cover snugly to the display. Grab your trusty screwdriver!

– Next up, the cover is snugly latched onto the case, with the lower part of the antenna having a gentle adhesive hug. Use a flat tool to slide under those latches and free them up.

– And now, it’s time to say goodbye to the antenna. Carefully remove it and you’re one step closer!

Step 5

– With your trusty spudger in hand, gently detach the battery connector from the motherboard. You’ve got this!

Step 6

– Give your device some warm love by applying hot air from the display side.

– Next, grab a flat tool like the iFlex and gently run it all around the battery—show it some attention!

– Now, let’s take out that battery and set it free!

Step 7

– Carefully move the black sticker from your old battery to the new one. Tweezers are your best friend for this delicate operation!

– Peel off the protective film on the back of your shiny new battery. It’s like unwrapping a present!

Step 8

– Slide that battery right into the cozy little spot in the middle of the enclosure. It’s like a puzzle piece that fits just right!

– Give that battery a good press into the enclosure. A little extra pressure helps the glue do its thing and stick like a champ!

Step 9

– Go ahead and connect that battery to the motherboard! Just press the contact onto the connection until you hear a satisfying click. You’ve got this!

Step 10

– First, let’s get that cover with the antenna back into the enclosure! Just hook it onto the top and you’re halfway there.

– Now, give it a gentle press with your fingers all around until you hear that satisfying click. It’s like a little victory!

– Finally, grab your Phillips screwdriver and fasten those screws tight. You’re almost done!

Step 11

– First things first, before you pop that back cover on, make sure to connect the fingerprint sensor. It’s a little dance that needs to happen!

– Grab a plastic tool to help you reach that connector. It’s like giving your device a gentle nudge in the right direction!

Step 12

– Before you snap that back cover into place, take a moment to check out the adhesive. It should be sitting pretty and evenly along the edge, allowing the back cover to fit snugly. If you see any extra glue hanging around, go ahead and tidy it up!

Step 13

– Gently place the back cover back where it belongs, like a puzzle piece fitting perfectly into place.

– Give the back cover a nice little press all around to make sure the glue gets cozy and sticks well.

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