Samsung Galaxy S One Display Replacement Tutorial: Step-by-Step Guide

Duration: 45 minutes

Steps: 7 Steps

Heads up, tech whiz! Make sure you’ve got your tools ready and you’re in a groovy workspace. It’s time to bring some life back to your gadget. If you hit a snag, don’t sweat it—help is just a click away at schedule a repair.

The digitizer and LCD are like inseparable best friends, totally bonded together. You gotta replace both unless you have some fancy schmancy gear to split them apart. But hey, it’s a breezy repair with no curveballs – no sneaky cables, clips, or screws hiding around!

Step 1

– Pop off that battery cover, yank out the battery, and slide out the SIM card if your gadget is rocking one.

Step 2

– Unscrew the eight Phillips head screws that are partying around the edges.

– No need to sort these identical 4mm party crashers, they all play nice together!

– Grab a plastic opening tool and gently persuade the frame to take a break from the phone.

Step 3

– Keep on cruising around the frame, you’re doing great!

– Feel free to switch it up with different sizes of plastic opening tools if you need a change.

– Now, gently part ways with the frame.

Step 4

– Unplug the front camera flex with style!

– Give the audio jack flex a gentle goodbye tug.

– Wave farewell to the control button flex.

Step 5

– Carefully hoist the logic board out of the frame,

– then swivel it to the side. Time to disconnect the LCD flex!

– Alright, the logic board is all clear to be taken out. Awesome job!

Step 6

Heads up! The LCD might stick to the frame instead of coming off with the digitizer, leaving behind a glittery spectacle.

– Your screen is stuck like last year’s gum under the desk! Time to warm things up with a heat gun set to low, or if you’re in a pinch, a good ol’ hairdryer will do the trick to melt that stubborn glue.

– Wave the heat like you’re fanning yourself on a hot day—around the edges of the display. Keep it moving to avoid cooking any one spot too long!

– Once the glue feels like marshmallow fluff, slide in a small spatula or screwdriver to gently coax the display away from the frame. It’s like finding the edge of a page in a sticky note pad!