DIY Guide to Replace Samsung Galaxy A52 Screen
Duration: 120 min.
Steps: 38 Steps
If your screen is looking like it went a few rounds in a boxing match, grab some parcel tape and give it a good wrap! This way, you can dodge any potential boo-boos while you work your magic on the repair.
Now it’s time to give that screen a brand-new look! In this awesome photo guide, we’ll walk you through each step of the process to make it as smooth as possible.
Step 1
Before diving into the repair, why not give our handy checklist a whirl? It’s a great way to check the basic functions of your phone and make sure nothing got a little too adventurous during the repair process. Once you’re all set, don’t forget to power off your A52 to keep it safe from any unexpected short circuits!
– First, give the side and volume down button a good squeeze together for a few seconds.
– Next, tap on ‘Switch off’ from the menu that pops up.
– And just like that, your phone will be powering down completely in just a few moments!
Step 3
– Warm up that glue by gently waving a hot air tool around the edge of the back cover. Let’s get that adhesive nice and toasty for a smooth lift-off!
Once you pop open your device, it’s like waving goodbye to its IP68 certification. So, let’s be careful out there!
To get into your Galaxy A52, we need to tackle that stubborn plastic back cover first! Start by giving the adhesive a little warmth with some hot air. Grab your trusty heat gun or even a hair dryer will do the trick. Let’s make that adhesive nice and cozy for a smooth removal!
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Step 4
To pop off that back cover, grab a thin but tough tool like the iFlex. Its sharp edges make it a breeze to slide in and get the job done!
– Grab a suction cup and stick it to the bottom edge of the back cover. Give it a gentle tug upwards to create a little gap. While you’re at it, slide that iFlex tool between the screen and the back cover. You’re doing great!
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Step 5
– Go ahead and run your tool all the way around the back cover’s edge to gently loosen it up, piece by piece. Don’t forget to warm up that adhesive in between for a smoother ride!
– Slide those flat picks under the back cover at regular intervals to keep the glue from getting too cozy again.
When you’re loosening up near the camera module, just remember to treat it like a delicate flower! Handle with care so your tools don’t accidentally give it a rough time.
To keep your case looking sharp and avoid any unwanted nicks from the iFlex’s edges, switch it out for a plastic tool like the iPlastix as soon as you can. Your device will thank you!
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Step 6
10 × 4.4 mm Phillips
We totally suggest using a nifty screw storage solution while you tackle this repair. It’ll help you keep track of those pesky screws and tiny parts, ensuring nothing goes missing in action. Our high-quality magnetic pad is a perfect option for this!
– Time to tackle those 10 Phillips screws hanging out above the motherboard! Let’s get them out of there.
– Once you’ve wrangled them free, make sure to pop them onto the magnetic pad so they don’t go wandering off!
Step 7
Look for the handy notch in the board cover—it’s your best buddy when deciding where to place your tool. It’s like a little guide to help you get the job done right!
– Grab your trusty prying tool, like a spudger, and gently coax that unscrewed cover out of the case. You’re doing great!
– Now, just set it aside for a moment while you continue your repair adventure.
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Step 8
Be sure to disconnect that battery connector pronto to keep any sneaky short circuits at bay!
– Gently wiggle the battery connector free from the motherboard using a spudger+Galaxy+A52&crid=1TJIMMAJSUJUZ&sprefix=repair+tools%2Caps%2C165&linkCode=ll2&tag=salvationrepa-20&linkId=c486487cf454ce8edd6f5beefab4110f&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl'>plastic spudger. You’ve got this!
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Step 9
6 × 4.4 mm Phillips
– Let’s get those six Phillips screws that are holding the speaker module in place nice and loose!
– Once you’ve got them out, don’t forget to drop them onto the magnetic pad to keep them safe and sound.
Step 10
Look for the little notch in the speaker module—it’s your handy guide for where to position your tool just right!
– Gently coax that unscrewed speaker out of its cozy little home and set it aside for now.
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Step 11
The cable that connects the USB to the motherboard takes a little detour above the battery. It’s secured with two connectors on the USB side and one on the motherboard side. Let’s make sure everything stays connected as we work!
– Grab your trusty spudger and gently pry apart those three connectors, one by one. You’ve got this!
– Once you’ve freed the cable, carefully lift it out of the device and set it aside like a pro.
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Step 12
– Gently unhook the front camera from the board, like you’re giving it a little hug goodbye.
– Carefully lift the camera out of the device and set it aside, like a little treasure waiting to be reintroduced!
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Step 13
– First, gently pry off the small metal connector of the two antenna cables from the motherboard using your trusty tweezers.
– Next, carefully pull both antenna cables out of their guide in the case frame. You’re doing awesome!
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Step 14
1 × 2.9 mm Phillips
– Unscrew that lone Phillips screw holding the motherboard in place and give it a little wiggle!
– Now, with a gentle touch, ease that motherboard out of the device like a pro. You’ve got this!
Step 15
– Use a spudger+Galaxy+A52&crid=1TJIMMAJSUJUZ&sprefix=repair+tools%2Caps%2C165&linkCode=ll2&tag=salvationrepa-20&linkId=c486487cf454ce8edd6f5beefab4110f&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl'>plastic spudger to carefully pry the connector of the fingerprint scanner away from the USB board.
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Step 16
1 × 2.9 mm Phillips
– Unscrew the lone Phillips screw that keeps the USB board snug in the screen unit. Easy peasy!
– Carefully lift the USB board, making sure those antenna cables are still attached, and set it aside like a pro.
Step 17
The fingerprint scanner is a bit stuck, but don’t fret! A quick blast of hot air will help loosen it up, making your job a breeze.
– Gently slide a pair of tweezers beneath the fingerprint scanner to pop it free from its cozy little guide.
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Step 18
The vibration motor’s got a little adhesive love going on! To make your life easier when it’s time to remove it, give it a quick warm-up with some hot air. A little heat can go a long way in making that motor feel more cooperative!
– Gently slide a pair of tweezers under the vibration motor to set it free from its cozy guide. You’re doing great!
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Step 20
To make that battery feel a little less clingy, gently slide the iPlastix under it using a smooth, knife-like motion. It’ll help it pop right out!
– Grab a lever tool, like the trusty battery spudger, and give one of the long edges of the battery a gentle lift. Just a little nudge will do!
– Next, slide the flat iPlastix under the battery at the edge you just lifted, working it in bit by bit until the battery is fully freed from its snug spot against the screen unit.
– Finally, go ahead and lift that liberated battery out of your device. You’re on a roll!
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Step 23
– Carefully place the vibration motor back into its cozy little guide and give it a gentle press to make sure it’s snug as a bug!
Step 24
– Gently place the fingerprint scanner back into its cozy little guide and give it a light press to make sure it’s snug as a bug!
Step 25
– Slide that board right into the screen unit, making sure it fits snugly!
– Secure it with a single Phillips screw to keep everything in place.
1 × 2.9 mm Phillips
If that flex cable gets a little too cozy and gets pinched, it might just throw a tantrum and stop working! So, keep that fingerprint sensor cable nicely tucked to the side while you slide in the USB board.
To make sure the board sits just right, gently nudge that USB jack into its cozy little guide in the case frame. A slight angle works wonders here, helping everything fall into place smoothly!
Step 26
Hey there! Just a friendly reminder: don’t force those connectors together. A little patience goes a long way, and avoiding damage is key to keeping your device in tip-top shape!
– Reconnect the fingerprint scanner’s connector to the USB board by giving it a gentle push down. You should hear a satisfying click as it settles into place.
Step 27
1 × 2.9 mm Phillips
To slide that motherboard back in like a pro, try angling it just a tad. It makes the whole process smoother and helps everything fit just right!
– Carefully place the board back into the screen unit and give it a gentle press to secure it in place.
– Fasten it down with that one trusty Phillips screw to keep everything nice and snug.
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Step 28
– First, grab those trusty tweezers and gently guide the two antenna cables back into their cozy little home at the edge of the case.
– Next, connect them to the motherboard with a satisfying click! You should hear and feel it lock into place. You’re doing fantastic!
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Step 29
– Carefully slide the front camera back into its designated spot, making sure it fits just right.
– Connect it to the motherboard. You should hear a satisfying click as it locks into place, letting you know it’s ready for action!
Step 30
Hey there, let’s keep it gentle! Forcing those connectors together can lead to some serious damage, and we definitely don’t want that. Take your time and let everything slide into place nicely!
– Position that connecting cable right above the battery, using its labels to guide you like a pro.
– Gently press down on its three connectors to snugly reattach them to the USB and motherboard. You’ve got this!
Step 31
6 × 4.4 mm Phillips
To keep that speaker sitting pretty, make sure the plastic lugs on the module blend right into the case frame. A little tilt goes a long way in achieving that perfect level!
– Pop that speaker back in its spot!
– Then, secure it with six Phillips screws to keep it cozy.
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Step 32
Always connect the battery last to keep any pesky short circuits from crashing the party!
– Gently press the battery connector onto the motherboard to establish a solid connection. You’re doing great!
Step 33
10 × 4.4 mm Phillips
To make sure that the board cover fits just right, those little plastic lugs on the cover’s edge need to blend seamlessly into the case frame. Giving it a slight tilt while you position it will do the trick!
– Pop that cover back on like a champ!
– Then, secure it with ten Phillips screws to keep everything cozy inside.
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Step 34
Before sealing up your Galaxy once more, let’s make sure everything’s running smoothly! Give it a quick functionality check to ensure it’s all systems go.
– Alright, let’s fire up that A52 again! Give it a little power boost.
– Swipe an app across the screen and see if the touch is working like a charm everywhere.
– Don’t forget to give that fingerprint scanner a test run too!
– Dial up the Samsung test menu by entering *#0*# in the phone app to check out other essential functions. Or, if you prefer, you can always use our handy checklist.
Step 35
– Give that adhesive frame a warm hug with your hot air tool to make it easier to peel away from the back cover.
– Now, gently coax it off piece by piece using a trusty pair of tweezers. You’re doing fantastic!
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Step 36
Before you stick that new adhesive frame on, make sure to line it up with the back cover. Use those corners and little dips as your trusty guides!
– Start by peeling away the carrier film from the bottom of the adhesive frame and press it onto the edge of the back cover. If you need a little extra help, a spudger is your trusty sidekick for this part!
– Now, with a gentle touch, peel off the two remaining protective films from the top of the adhesive frame one at a time. You’re doing awesome!
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Step 37
For the best results, give that back cover edge a little hot air treatment to ensure the glue gets a proper grip. If you’re feeling fancy, you can also pile some books on your device for a few minutes to help it settle in nicely!
– To wrap things up, gently press the back cover of your Samsung Galaxy A52 back onto the screen unit. You’ve got this!
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Step 38
Don’t forget to pop that SIM tray back in the right way! It’s like a puzzle piece—only fits one way.
– Once you’ve snugged that back cover into place, it’s time to reinsert the SIM tray! Just slide it back in until you hear that satisfying click—like a little victory cheer for your device!
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