How to Replace Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 7.0 Headphone Jack – DIY Guide

– Take a plastic opening tool and carefully wedge it between the glass digitizer and the silver frame at the front of the device. Be gentle, we don’t want any cracks, do we?

– Take it slow and steady as you work your way around the device’s face. Those tiny plastic clips should pop free, but if they’re being stubborn, just give a gentle outward nudge until you hear them let go.

– Alright, let’s dive into the fun stuff! First up, grab your screwdriver and unscrew the four marked screws holding the battery in place. Easy-peasy, right?

– With those screws out of the way, use the tip of your screwdriver or a trusty pair of tweezers to pop up the battery connector. Just pull straight up—it should come loose with a satisfying little pop!

– Once you’ve got the battery out, it should look just like it does in the third picture. Mission accomplished!

– Wrap it up by popping in your new battery right where the old one sat. Check the pic for guidance!

– Let’s kick off the motherboard replacement! Start by carefully detaching all those connections keeping the motherboard snugly in place, just like you see in the first picture.

– Grab your trusty spudger, tweezers, or a plastic opening tool, and gently lift those connections from their ports like you’re freeing them from a not-so-fun jail.

– After you’ve worked your magic and separated all the connections, take a look at the back of your device—it should resemble what you see in the third picture. You’re doing great!

– With all connections skillfully detached, let’s get those screws outta there! Check out the first two pics for a visual guide.

– After liberating all the screws, you can now gently lift out the motherboard and swap in a shiny new one. If you need help, you can always schedule a repair

– To put your device back together, just follow these steps in reverse!

– Cancel: I didn’t finish this guide.

– If you need help, you can always schedule a repair