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Samsung Galaxy S9 Earpiece Speaker Replacement

Duration: 45 minutes

Steps: 13 Steps

The earpiece speaker is the little hero at the top of your device, bringing sound to your calls! When that phone rings, it's ready to rock and roll. First things first, check out our troubleshooting page to see if the issue is a sneaky software glitch. If it's a hardware hiccup, no worries! Follow this guide to swap out the earpiece speaker. Just a heads up—replacing this part means you might have to say goodbye to your phone's waterproof seal. If keeping your phone splash-proof is a priority, you'll want to replace that seal, too. Remember, if you need help, you can always schedule a repair!

Step 1

Hey there! The adhesive on the Samsung Galaxy S9 is super strong, so be ready for a little workout. If the iOpener isn't doing the trick, feel free to bring in a hair dryer, heat gun, or hot plate to help you out. Just remember, don’t go overboard with the heat – both the AMOLED display and the internal battery can get a bit cranky if things get too toasty.

- First thing's first, power off your phone.

- Warm up that iOpener and apply it to one side of your phone to loosen the adhesive under the rear glass. Keep it there for a solid two minutes.

Tools Used

iOpener

Step 2

The adhesive on the inside of the back cover is arranged just like you see in the image.

- Alright, in the next few steps, you'll be tackling the adhesive holding down the back cover. Time to get slicing!

- You're gonna be cutting through the adhesive in these specific spots:

Step 3

If the rear glass of your phone is feeling a bit cracked, the suction cup might have a tough time sticking. Give it a go with some sturdy tape, or for a more creative approach, try supergluing the suction cup in place and let it set for a bit. Then you'll be all set to dive into the repair adventure!

- Start by placing a suction cup on the back cover. You've got this!

- Gently lift the bottom edge of the back cover with your suction cup to create a little gap between the cover and the frame.

- Slide an opening pick into that gap you just made and glide it over to the bottom right corner.

- Now, grab a second opening pick and slide it over to the bottom left corner.

- To keep things from sticking back together, insert a third opening pick to hold the adhesive at bay while you continue with the removal process.

Step 4

- Gently slide the opening pick from the bottom left corner up along the side, like a whisper in the wind.

- Now, glide the pick around the top corner and let it stay there as your trusty sidekick to keep the adhesive at bay.

Step 5

Before tearing into the device, hold up a sec! Remember, that delicate fingerprint cable is keeping things connected between the back cover and the motherboard.

- Gently glide your opening pick from the bottom right corner up the side to the top.

- Wrap that pick around the corner and slice through the last bit of adhesive at the top of the phone.

Step 6

- Gently lift the side of the rear glass where the volume button is.

- Grab a spudger and use its edge to pop up and disconnect the fingerprint sensor flex cable. If you need help, you can always schedule a repair

Tools Used

Spudger

Step 7

- Start by gently taking off the rear glass. You've got this!

- When it's time to put everything back together, just follow this guide to reapply the adhesive and snugly fit the rear glass back in place.

- Thinking about swapping out your rear glass? No problem! Check out this guide to help you transfer the rear camera bezel along with the fingerprint sensor.