Samsung Galaxy S5 Sport Rear Camera Replacement Guide

Duration: 45 minutes
Steps: 7 Steps

Welcome to the exciting world of repair with Salvation Repair! In this adventure, you’ll be swapping out the back facing camera on your device. As part of this journey, get ready to bid farewell to the screen, buttons, battery, and protective plate. Remember, taking on this challenge might lead to the need for a few other parts to join the replacement party. If you need help along the way, you can always schedule a repair with us. Let’s dive in and make your device camera-ready again!

Step 1

– Alrighty, let’s kick it into gear! Groovy news, our buddy schedule a repair will help anytime you need! So, let’s uncover the groovy space behind the casing. Here’s a fun fact: you’ll find the secret clue at the top. Just follow the path of the notch, and voila! You’re in business. Ready to rock it, my friend?

Step 2

– Gently lift the battery using a handy plastic spudger or your trusty fingernail.

Tools Used
  1. Spudger

Step 3

– Hey there, tech enthusiast! Put on that fun, nerdy smile and let’s tackle this together. Unleash your inner fixer and grab a plastic tool or spudger to gently lift the screen. Don’t worry if you accidentally melt some adhesive; mistakes are totally okay and part of the learning process. Remember, you’re not alone! If things ever get a bit tricky, you can always schedule a repair to get that expert guidance and support you deserve.

Tools Used
  1. Spudger

Step 4

– Whoopsie daisy! If your phone’s plastic cover and LCD screen broke up, it’s no biggie. Just use that friendly nylon spudger to gently remove the LCD screen too. Keeping it chill and not applying too much pressure will make sure everything stays copacetic. If you need help, you can always schedule a repair!

Tools Used
  1. Spudger

Step 5

– Unscrew those seventeen screws surrounding the plate like a pro!

Step 6

– Gently nudge the plate to release it by applying some love and care to the battery cavity.

Step 7

– Gently pop off the back-facing camera from the top of your phone by carefully detaching the ribbon cable from the connector using a spudger or tweezers. You’ve got this!

Tools Used
  1. Spudger
  2. Tweezers

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