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DIY Tutorial: How to Replace Samsung Galaxy S Blaze Volume Rocker in 3 Simple Steps

Duration: 45 minutes

Steps: 5 Steps

Hey there, awesome fixer! Just a heads-up, make sure to keep all your tools and parts organized. It’s like a treasure hunt, but for repair!

Ready to jazz up your Samsung Galaxy S Blaze with a new volume rocker? This guide is your ticket to a hassle-free swap. It’s straightforward and snappy, perfect for any Galaxy user! Just a heads up—handle those screws with care; they’re a bit delicate and prone to damage.

Step 1

– Kick things off by popping off the back plate to reveal the battery. Just give the back and front plates a friendly tug apart.

Step 2

– Pop out that battery and place it gently aside. Let’s keep the energy flowing safely away from our workspace!

Step 3

All eight screws are partying together in the same size! Keep the vibe going by treating them equally.

– Grab your Phillips Head Screwdriver size 00 and get ready to twirl! Unscrew all eight 4mm screws that are holding the frame together. Let’s make this frame screw-less!

Step 4

You might need to flex those muscles a bit to pop off the frame!

– Pop the frame off your phone using the iFixit blue plastic opening tool like a pro. Just wedge the tool under the frame and work it around the edges with a bit of swagger until the frame pops off.

Step 5

The volume rocker is snugly tucked into the frame, held by two cheeky little prongs. Check out how these prongs strut their stuff!

– Gently slide those prongs off the frame by nudging them to the side and say goodbye to the volume rocker.

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