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I've done that before. My parts provider occasionally leaves the battery in the frame for pulls. Has saved me some time

@@ConfidenceIzuchukwu-c5d depends on what country you're in. Prices vary. I recommend googling the part you need, plus the country you are in. Something like "Samsung Galaxy Note 9 screen replacement sale Canada" is what I would use if I didn't have a local parts provider

@TalmiiorFixesStuff am from Nigeria 🇳🇬

@@haigha-qb4kf the tag on flex does not work with iOS 17 unfortunately.

happy to help :)

@@Carter_7-xl4zx try to find yourself either a busted screen that still works, or another A8, busted screen or not, as long as it works, just cracked glass. Transfer the motherboard over to the A8 with the functional screen. Then you should be able to install smart switch. If ya have difficulties doing that, a technician might be willing to do it on the cheaper side if you don't expect it to be anything other than just functional. The freezing bit is a little concerning. It might just be the screen doing it though. The back glass on the A8 is made of glass, so be careful, wear safety glasses and gloves, especially if you have never worked on an android phone before

@@stefangozda3441 why what??

@@TalmiiorFixesStuff Why are you bothering to repair such a piece of junk? Wouldn't it be much cheaper to buy a used one in good condition? I don't know what the cost of spare parts is in your country (screen, back glass, battery) or what the labour cost is, but in my country it would be absolutely unprofitable. The spare parts alone would be twice the value of whole good phone.

@@stefangozda3441 I fixed it for far less than the phone was worth. So it is worth it. You may want to look around for other parts providers, as it sounds like your sources are expensive. Try REWA as one example. Screen and battery are cheap, back glass is extremely cheap, though the machine that helps remove it is a fortune

@@TalmiiorFixesStuff What was the cost of spare parts you used?

@@stefangozda3441 I think around $60 Canadian

@@ca280491 it was a bunch more expensive compared to just the screen on its own so I went for just the screen

I tried this with another phone. It doesn't work unfortunately. Also, the main reason it doesn't work is because this isn't a different battery charge control board, from a different phone, but from the same phone. I have also tried using a used battery from another iphone on another phone I was working on, expecting it to do the sync thing, but it just gave me the normal stupid "unknown battery" error message.

what kind of batterie do you recommend me for this same model ?

@@deadlight5570 I buy most of my parts from mobile sentrix. You should be able to look up your phone's model on the site. They have a Canadian website and a USA website. Be careful with ebay batteries. They can be pretty bad scammers. One last recommendation! I have purchased batteries from REWA in the past and their batteries are very good, just expensive to ship, so you need to buy in bulk.

@@Rainaman- yup, the cameras in reverse order I believe may have shorted the graphics chip

​@@TalmiiorFixesStuff You have to actually be kidding me, there is literally no way, that had to have been 100% intentional, as there is literally NO reason that it should be that way. I'm sure someone down the chain probably raised a concern of "Huh these two components shouldn't have the EXACT SAME ribbon cable. That could cause issues down the line and cause someone to lose their entire phone." Only to be told to shut up and compartmentalize it by a higher up. Even if one of our repair technicians in house mess up and swap the two." like AT LEAST it should have had a little letter on the board and back of the camera housing to indicate which goes were. Like there is absolutely no way that wasn't intentional.

@@TemptationsEnd glad someone out there is as spitting angry as I am about it. Truly infuriating!

@@TalmiiorFixesStuff I am livid cause there is literally no reason that. If they are physically interchangeable. There should be no reason it’s not interchangeable in the software. I thought high end Motorolas were evil with the excessive amounts of “thermal glue” they use to hold down their motherboards. 😅

Please, i want to see processor on s24 reguler

@AzSpace_ I'm sorry, that phone is all sealed back up and has gone back to my friend. Next time I have another one to work on, I'll try my best to remember to show the phone's processor, though usually they cover them up with metal shields directly soldered to the phone's motherboard

@@AzSpace_ what chip??

@@TalmiiorFixesStuffchip is proccesor, sir

@@AzSpace_ Processor is also called CPU. No one calls it chip.

@@malachipalafox6456 I've tried it, the screwdriver just pierces through the rubber band :(

@@TalmiiorFixesStuff Although it doesn't always work, I've found that using a slightly thicker than normal rubber band is better as it'll fill in the screw hole a little better

@@malachipalafox6456 I'll give it a go in the future

I worked on an iPhone XR like that once. It was so badly damaged that the phone was floppy. Somehow the motherboard survived

@@Dibidonaminecraft will do, thank you for supporting my channel! I appreciate it

@@johndavidg.3962 thanks! I do repair a bunch of older stuff. Still worth repairing, even the really old stuff to some degree

@@nerfgodbigguy1405 I used a refurbished screen I bought from mobile sentrix.

@@captainkirk7266 thanks :)

I'm assuming you're talking about blank, or raw terminal batteries? I'd say they do take more time to prep to install. Carrying over and connecting up the phone's old battery charge controller takes usually an additional 20 minutes or so, and you need a low powered spot welder made for lithium batteries for the process. It's possible to do this also with a soldering iron, but I've found it takes more work to get it to work.

@@TalmiiorFixesStuff yes you are right.. it’s was just for the sake of research purposes and gaining knowledge.. Thanks for the feedback

@@MattyMeCubic I honestly don't know. iOS 18 came out two days ago, so I haven't encountered iOS 18 yet. It's possible reprogramming may no longer be necessary. It will be though if the screen is an aftermarket

@@abdelmdz5981 the iPhone X series and below don't get the unknown part message. iPhone 11 and up get the message

@@TalmiiorFixesStuff This is an xr you are working on, you did get a battery message but not a display message

@@abdelmdz5981 yes, unfortunately. If it was iOS 16 I could have removed that message as well ;-;

@Vanu-i4o would be nice, but even the iPhone 5 had a glass screen. They were super hard to work on and the frames tended to bend. Still, I don't think using glass for a back cover has ever been a good idea. EDIT: Just realized you were probably talking about the Samsung Galaxy S5, which would make more sense, since its frame I think was mostly plastic. That was a very good phone

@deadlight5570 thank you for supporting my channel! :D If you have the laser machine, it's cheaper to replace the back glass, but very messy and time consuming. Replacing the entire frame and transferring the parts over will always result in a better repair, as sometimes the laser overshoots and burns the frame, or the frame is dented and scratch from what broke the back glass. A nice new frame and back glass module together is definitely the way to go if you're fine with the extra cost of the part.

@@TalmiiorFixesStuff Thank you very much for your reply have a nice day

Thank you, I will!

@@godbraxton1834 what are you saying ya can do with 3u Tools? I don't use 3u tools, but have pondered getting it

Ok... I think you are speaking Russian or maybe Ukrainian. Something like, "Cool tablet repair"? Thank you for the comment :D Спасибо за комментарий! Дякую за коментар! (ChatGPT for the win)

@@Mohamed-Hani09 I feel for ya, it's so frustrating

I haven't damaged the board or flex (ribbon) cables using the machine, though my machine does have a template that as long as you have sited in the plate that holds the phone, it will not hit any cables or the board. I have a while back broke the flash on an iPhone 11 before while clearing the glass away around the cameras. Never again! I have been extra careful around the flash and cameras ever since. Wasted an hour replacing a $5 part. Was so frustrating. The one I use is from REWA, Refox brand. You don't need the one with the screen. The standalone version ya hook up to a computer works just fine, but whatever is easiest for ya. I've liked it so far. I do usually 3 passes, since it's just I think a 5 or 10 watt laser.

@TalmiiorFixesStuff is the software from refox updatable for the latest iPhone models ?

@@aktech3271 They usually keep pretty up to date. What I currently have on my machine is up to the iPhone 14 pro max. The 14 plus and 14 though aren't worth doing a backglass replacement on, since it is more of a back cover than a back glass. Don't need a machine to laser it to replace it. I think that is the same with the iPhone 15 series.

@@OleksiiM1 happy to hear!

@@cafemolido5459 for the back glass replacement? Yes unfortunately. You can try using a heat gun exclusively, but from what I saw from a customer trying that, it does not work well

thank you for the kind words. I know how often I go looking for tutorials and have to sort through garbage vids that explain little and show a lot of unnecessary footage that just makes you want to scream. I'm trying to provide useful vids, but also mixing in some level of "this is interesting to watch" into my videos that can be relatively easily skipped if necessary. Thanks for watching and supporting my channel, I really appreciate it!!

@@TalmiiorFixesStuff i never skipped the intro its cool to me

@@TalmiiorFixesStuff i will never have the courage or money to do this I just fix people laptops and phones for a very low price at my high school

@@godbraxton1834 welcome to my channel, thank you for subbing :D

I completely agree. I have a white iPhone XR I uploaded a video of not too long ago, and it's pretty messed up. I could just replace the back glass, but I'd prefer to just do a full frame replacement, which is what I'll be doing. Replacing the back glass is the one job I hate doing the most. I'd do a frame replacement any day over back glass replacement. So much cleaner looking too

@@Evan-zr4dd unfortunately it means there is damage to the display itself. I don't know of anyway to fix that damage. I would just replace the screen. If you can go with Apple and it's still under warranty, try going to Apple. They might do it for free if it's under warranty. If not, try a local aftermarket repair tech and ask for their price points on a screen replacement

@@TalmiiorFixesStuff thanks

No problem. I think I misread your comment somewhat. If you plan to do the repair yourself, make sure you buy from a reputable supplier, or has at least a very good rating. Recently I heard of a shop I'm not affiliated with, installed a screen for someone, and it had a virus embedded in the screen's firmware.

Lol that's got to be an odd experience!

@@xddarko what I used is a pre programmed tag on flex , as seen in the video. Note though that as of iOS 17, until another workaround is discovered, it is no longer possible to get 100% battery health, unless the device you are working on is below iOS 17 (iOS 16.X and below)

My pry tool works perfectly fine. I've tried the "proper pry tools" and they leave much to be desired. I've been doing this for a couple years now. First! Yes, you really REALLY need to take the screen off. One piece of glass gets inside, and it will, because there are holes that lead into the interior of the phone, you will have a damaged screen. It has happened to me listening to advice like yours, TWICE. The screen needs to come off. For this one, it didn't sit flat, but this almost never happens to me. Using the #17 chisel blade has been a very reliable method of finding glass remnants and getting rid of excess glue down to the metal of the frame for the edges. My guess is, once again, there was a bend or break in the frame from the drop and I just didn't notice it. Please don't be sharing around such bad advice as leaving the screen on. These screens can be very expensive, and taking a chance of not removing the screen is a chance you will never take again once you damage the screen just once, just because you wanted to save 10 minutes on the repair. The last time I left the screen on, that was a good screen, a piece of glass slipped inside the phone and worked its way down between the camera lens shield and the screen. This was an iPhone 12 Pro Max in that occasion. That screen is expensive. When I put the phone in the press to let the glue dry evenly, it came out with dead pixels when before there were none. Another thing is that when you have it shut up like that with the screen still in place, it leaves a lot of soot from the laser burning the back glass. That is not something that should remain inside the phone and can damage the camera, and generally, leave a perpetual nasty smell coming from the phone. So no, YOU MUST REMOVE THE SCREEN

@@antonio_stradivari are you saying doing that will fix the won't turn on issue?? I can give it a go. What resistor value should I use?

Yeah! It worked for me because a battery mosfet was damaged, so I tried to do that. In the case of this model, there are problems with the USB port, due to the soldering.

The resistors I used were 10K

let me know anything issue

@@antonio_stradivari I'll make sure to give that a go. Sounds like a really may need to just replace the whole battery with its charge controller in the end though, if it's a blown mosfet