nice one , props for providing this guidance , and props to Samsung for making this reasonably easy to repair , i was having some doubts half way through that my phone would survive , but it seems to be working fine now , though advice to others , be careful with the speaker , poked mine and its a little scuffed sounding now lol may have to replace it
Thank you sir. I was a able to replace my screen and recover my samsung notes, photos and thousands of tabs I had open in my phone. I had to replace the speaker and microphone etc for my service package model but I figured it out. Thanks a bunch!
Yes, as l thought, just looked at this for a bit of research & for a £100 phone it isn't worth paying for the new screen if l can get one & messing it up myself or paying someone else to do it. 😁 I'll just buy a new phone. Useful video though, thanks mate.
When I was removing the battery I found prying it off with that adhesive wasn't great. I did not see any tear or puncture but noticed a nail polish smell. Is the battery damaged now?
I had the glass of my screen installed about 3 months ago and for whatever reason has begun separating on the corners, what would be the best way to fix it
@@rickstechrepairs Thanks. Hey do you have any recommendations/suggestions on how to properly seal the phone back up with the adhesive seal that was broken through with the card pry tool/picker and where the proper adhesive seal can be purchased? (After successfully replacing the screen on my Galaxy A12 months ago, water has been easily able to get into the phone slowly causing my screen to slowly go out until it finally went out completely). Timely feedback will be highly appreciated!
MY PHONE JUST CAUGHT FIRE. I TOSSED ACROSS THE ROOM, GRABBED THE TONGS AND THREW IT OUT IN THE YARD. Not YOUR fault of course... But, maybe you ought to mention being very careful and gentle while doing the battery removal. Guess I'll be going to Metro today and laying down hundreds because my plan doesn't mature for 2 more months. 🙄
rough stuff, im sorry for that but as im reading this comment i cant help but to think, anyone who doesent know puncturing a lithium battery is bad news probably shouldnt be taking electronics apart
@@rickstechrepairs yes fortunately :) was just pulling the battery up and it sparked and then loads of smoke started to billow out and then just exploded into a ball of fire! Managed to run it out into the garden but yeah that was an experience! But the tutorial was great had everything moved over but obviously had an angry battery!
