How to recover Samsung Galaxy LCD & Touch Screen Display

It came out very very easily just like that so now we got to disconnect the battery it's probably best that you do that first before disconnecting the screen or charging port just so you don't show anything out once you get those off now you can disconnect the signal wire going to the charging port once you do that then you can remove the charging port itself.

It just is glued in very lightly so you should be able to just pull it away no problem and there it goes as you see here also you don't have to do this but it's recommended just so you don't scratch the lens at all while removing the screen take out the front-facing camera and then once you get all that out now we can actually start moving the screen you don't have to really remove the motherboard in this case the screen connector goes into the charging port heat it up and then start removing it.

I find it easier on these models it seems to remove the glass first and then peel away the LCD underneath if you're trying to save it obviously be a lot more careful but it seems very difficult in this case for these screens to be able to save them for use after it was still working so yeah I mean do do it if you want to you feel like again but you probably end up gonna breaking the screen just because as I said.

It's pretty difficult given for experienced people I mean look at that it's glued so strongly to the under spotted like the screen like underneath the screen itself unlike an LCD it is glued to that frame so that's what I mean unless you use like an insane amount of rubbing alcohol and stuff it's probably gonna remain stuck and you're gonna know have to peel it off like you saw me doing obviously clean up all the glass that inevitably will fall out on your work area but yeah make sure that all the glass is cleaned up.

so it doesn't get caught in any parts of the phone or anything else think your fingers hurts when you gets on your fingers but yeah apply the glue as we always do for those asking I seem to have a lot of people asking about what glue I use it's t7000 is the kind of glue that it is you can get it from a number of different brands but t7000 is what it is and then once you have all that around the edges and you think you've cleared out everything glass wise place the screening carefully line it up make sure it goes flush and hopefully you don't break it okay clamp it down when you see that it's flush just for a little bit so it can dry.