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Galaxy A53 – Replacing the screen

Duration: 120 min.
Steps: 36 Steps

Now it's time to swap out that screen! In this awesome photo guide, we'll walk you through each step to make it a breeze.

Step 1

- Give that side and volume down button a good press and hold together for a few seconds.

- Once the menu pops up, just tap on 'Power off' and let the magic happen.

Step 2

- Warm up the edge of the back cover by gliding your hot air tool evenly along it.

Tools Used
  1. Heat gun

Step 3

- Stick a suction cup on the lower edge of the back cover and give it a gentle tug upwards to create a little opening.

- While you're at it, slide a flat tool into that opening between the back cover and the screen unit.

Step 4

- Run your tool all the way around the edge of the back cover to gently loosen it piece by piece.

- Once it's free, set that back cover aside and give yourself a pat on the back!

Step 5

- Unscrew those eight Phillips screws from the board cover and stash them safely in your screw storage. You've got this!

Step 6

- Gently pry the board cover away from the screen unit. We suggest using the sharp end of an ESD spudger for this task.

Tools Used
  1. Menda ESD Spudger

Step 7

- Gently wiggle that orange battery connector free from the motherboard using your trusty spudger.

Tools Used
  1. Pry Tool

Step 8

- Unscrew the seven Phillips screws that are keeping the speaker snug in its spot.

- Gently pry the speaker out of its slot using a spudger, and give it a little rest on the side.

Step 9

- Gently nudge apart the three connectors of the connecting cable using your trusty spudger.

- Set that liberated cable aside for now.

Tools Used
  1. Pry Tool

Step 10

- Give that battery a warm hug by running your hot air tool along the edge of the case and its buddy spot on the screen. It’s all about teamwork!

Tools Used
  1. Heat gun

Step 11

- Position a battery spudger at the lower edge of the battery and gently lift it upwards, like you're giving it a little boost!

- Carefully take out the battery from your device, it's time for a little break!

- Slide the flat iPlastix under the battery where you lifted it, and gradually detach the battery from the bottom of the screen unit. Take your time, it's a delicate dance!

Step 12

- Use a spudger to carefully detach the front camera from the motherboard.

- Once it's free, gently lift the camera out of its holder with tweezers and set it aside.

Step 13

- Gently wiggle the two metal connectors of the antenna cables free from the USB and motherboard. You've got this!

- Carefully pull those disconnected cables out of the guide along the edge of the case, one at a time. Easy peasy!

Step 14

- Loosen that single Phillips screw holding the board in place like a champ!

- Next, grab your spudger and gently work your magic to lift that board out of the device. You've got this!

Step 15

- Gently lift the vibration motor out of its cozy spot by sliding a pair of tweezers underneath it. It's like giving it a little nudge to say, 'Time to come out!'

Step 16

- Carefully detach the screen cable from the USB board by sliding an ESD tweezers underneath it. Take your time and let the tweezers do the work!

Step 17

- Grab your trusty SIM tool and gently press it into that tiny opening on the SIM tray to pop it out of your device's frame.

- Now, give that tray a little tug and pull it all the way out. You're doing great!

Tools Used
  1. SIM Tool

Step 18

- First, unplug the fingerprint sensor from the USB board. Don't forget to give it a gentle nudge!

- Next, unscrew those two Phillips screws that are holding it down—time to set it free!

- Now, carefully lift the board out of your device like you're unwrapping a present.

Step 19

- Gently coax that sensor out of its cozy little home using your ESD tweezers. You've got this!

Step 20

- Get your replacement screen ready by peeling off all those protective films from the inside. You want that beauty to shine!

- To keep the screen safe from scratches while you work your magic, feel free to leave the film on the glass until you're all done with the repair.

Step 21

- First, pop that fingerprint sensor into its cozy spot in the new screen unit.

- Give it a gentle press to help the glue reconnect and do its thing!

Step 22

- Slide that USB board right into the screen unit. Make sure it sits nice and flat, so the charging jack fits snugly into the edge of the case.

- Secure it in place with those two Phillips screws—you're almost there!

- Now, gently connect the fingerprint sensor. You're doing a great job!

Step 23

- Pop that SIM tray back in! You should hear and feel it click snugly into place.

Step 24

- Press the screen cable back onto the USB board, making sure it sits snugly in its metal guide. This way, it won't decide to take a little vacation and come loose again!

Step 25

- Nestle the vibration motor back into its cozy little guide and give it a gentle press. You're doing great!

Step 26

- Carefully place the board back into your device, ensuring it's sitting nice and level all around.

- Secure it with that one trusty Phillips screw.

Step 27

- Gently press that little metal connector onto the motherboard until you hear it click into place—it's like a high-five for your device!

- Slide the cable back into its cozy spot in the edge of the case.

- Next up, give a little push to the second connector on the USB board as well.

- Don't forget to do the same with the black antenna cable. You're doing awesome!

Step 28

- Carefully slide the front camera back into its cozy little guide and give it a nice firm press to secure it in place.

- Reconnect that camera to the motherboard like a pro!

Step 29

- Nestle the battery back into its cozy little guide and give it a firm press. The leftover glue on the back of the battery is usually just the right amount to keep it securely in place.

Step 30

- Line up that connecting cable and snugly attach its three connectors to both the USB and the motherboard. You're almost there!

Step 31

- Carefully place the speaker back in its original spot, just like it never left!

- Now, secure it in place with those seven Phillips screws. You're nailing this!

Step 32

- Gently press the battery connector onto the motherboard to reconnect it. You got this!

Step 33

- Carefully place the board cover back onto the motherboard, making sure it fits snugly.

- Secure that cover down with the eight Phillips screws, and you're all set!

Step 34

- Fire up your Galaxy once more!

- Give that touch function a whirl by sliding an app across the screen.

Step 35

- Get that new adhesive frame lined up perfectly with the back cover. Those cutouts in the film are your trusty guides!

- Peel away the carrier film from the bottom of the adhesive frame and stick it onto the edge of the back cover with a firm press.

- Now, gently remove the last of the protective films from the top of the adhesive frame. You're almost there!

Step 36

- Wrap up your Galaxy A53 repair by gently pressing that back cover back onto the screen unit. It's like giving your phone a cozy hug!

Tools Used
  1. Heat gun

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