Great video. Just one thing to point out. I think the upper connector that you disconect (the one that's coming from the side) may be the digitizer one, because the screen connector is at the bottom with the loudspeaker (you can see it at 4:25). I assume you later realize it when assembling but just to make sure anybody trying this repair knows that there are 2 conectors from the screen. Thanks for you job and your videos, keep it up, cheers from Spain.
Company called ishine sell the genuine parts to the public in the UK and Ireland. Look them up as every time I try to post the link to the website on these videos my comment disappears🤷
Awesome tutorial!!! Got it all done and now I just need to buy the screen and glass and get it done!!! One question though, does the screen connector on the new screen thread through easily? I actually had to rip off the damaged one rather than being able to thread it through. If it all works out, you just saved me like 650 bucks!!!
I will say one thing that I had problems with before with back panel replacements. Preapplied adhesive, I dont know what it is with it but the ones I used to purchase just really had the strength of double sided sticky tape that you'd find at your local shop, instead if it's only a screen replacement your getting and your back panel is in good condition after the repair then consider purchasing a back panel adhesive rework kit and use that for your repair
Question would this be cheaper than buying a hole frame with a oem screen and glass all you have to do swap the guts, a oem frame for my s23 ultra phantom black is like $400cad the site you mentioned headlane isn't loading for me atm so not sure how much this would cost
I didn't see where you put what all you need. As far as what it is to buy, court numbers or anything like that. I got one of the S23's and I'm going to try to fix it myself. By watching your videos it be nice to have the same equipment that you have
Greetings and thank you for this very useful tutorial. May I ask you, where did you get that plastic tool which you used to remove the display? I mean, that transparent tool :)
anyone can tinker with their own devices, it just takes time and patience. Thats how i learned to repair my own devices its super simple but just have to be super careful because some things are very fragile.
People have tutorials all over youtube and that's how this person learned how to do it everyone does stuff differently though some people don't care how they take stuff apart and others are more careful how they do stuff just try stuff and figure it out it's not hard just don't over thing things
There actually are 3 diffrernt screws if you have 5g version. 2 smallers ones a 1 black up top for one of the cameras. Where do you get the oem screen. I ordered a defect one and was in amazing shape and great price but just had a very small green spot.
What if part of the screen is black? I have an s23 like that. I can't see notifications or anything at the top and right side. Is it an easy fix for a layman? I don't have hundreds for a shop.
Man you make this look so easy , I've got a Samsung s23 that needs a screen replacement but am definitely not going to try this am sure it's gonna get f***** up 😂😂😂😂😂
I just had my screen replaced and the outer frame on the sides is black instead of chrome and it's all beat up like it was used. Did I get scammed? I'm definitely taking it back cause the volume down button isnt working very well, the screen isnt glued down all the way, and if you even tap the phone too hard the whole phone turns off. I'd rather have the green line across my screen again.
Comprei o adesivo no aliexpress chegou hoje. A qualidade do adesivo impermeável é excelente se não quase o mesmo da Samsung e veda bem e prende mesmo ficou top.
This guy has been asked like 10 times for links, and the replies says he'll post them, or they're on the way, but never posts because it'll "hurt his business"...😂
I Can guarantee you it doesn't "hurt business" or else we wouldn't be making free repair tutorials 🤣 use some initiative and take a look for yourself instead of complaining bud.
Hello everyone my s23 ultra screen got broken when I took it for replacement I told to the guy who does the fixing to buy me original screen after he fixed it I noticed on the new screen right and left edges the black lines are more thick then my previous screen I'm not sure if it's fake or what when I spoke again with the guy he told that he bought the original screen and it cost me like 250 GBP
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Great video.
Just one thing to point out. I think the upper connector that you disconect (the one that's coming from the side) may be the digitizer one, because the screen connector is at the bottom with the loudspeaker (you can see it at 4:25). I assume you later realize it when assembling but just to make sure anybody trying this repair knows that there are 2 conectors from the screen.
Thanks for you job and your videos, keep it up, cheers from Spain.
Ouh nevermind, you already said it at 7:13, I usually used to remove the loudspeaker but you can just push it that way to save time. Regards.
Do you have a link for the parts needed and where to buy from please
Excellent tutorial! Would you kindly provide that parts link you mentioned? I didn't see it in the description. Thanks!
Where did u got genuine screen?
All these repair videos but nobody ever puts a link of where you can get the original screen replacement
Company called ishine sell the genuine parts to the public in the UK and Ireland. Look them up as every time I try to post the link to the website on these videos my comment disappears🤷
Samsung self-repair
Awesome tutorial!!! Got it all done and now I just need to buy the screen and glass and get it done!!! One question though, does the screen connector on the new screen thread through easily? I actually had to rip off the damaged one rather than being able to thread it through. If it all works out, you just saved me like 650 bucks!!!
can you give a link to the parts used please?
I will say one thing that I had problems with before with back panel replacements. Preapplied adhesive, I dont know what it is with it but the ones I used to purchase just really had the strength of double sided sticky tape that you'd find at your local shop, instead if it's only a screen replacement your getting and your back panel is in good condition after the repair then consider purchasing a back panel adhesive rework kit and use that for your repair
Question would this be cheaper than buying a hole frame with a oem screen and glass all you have to do swap the guts, a oem frame for my s23 ultra phantom black is like $400cad the site you mentioned headlane isn't loading for me atm so not sure how much this would cost
I have question pls
The screen after you finish is it the as the original screen 100% or less
Good day, where can I get those S series OLED screen without FRAME and price please?
Thanks for this guide. I just replaced my screen with it
Hey where did you get the adhesive?
Also my back glass is still completely fine but when trying to find some adhesive for the backglass its all black instead of grey
I didn't see where you put what all you need.
As far as what it is to buy, court numbers or anything like that. I got one of the S23's and I'm going to try to fix it myself. By watching your videos it be nice to have the same equipment that you have
Where did you buy the parts from?
Headlane
@iDoctorUK what headline?
Hey can u post the links please
Greetings and thank you for this very useful tutorial. May I ask you, where did you get that plastic tool which you used to remove the display? I mean, that transparent tool :)
I just did this and used a razor blade debit card and a playing card like you use in blackjack
Great job.
May I recommend wiping the mat before you work on it, will keep dust and debris from ruining your work
I had to get my screen replaced and now my front camera is blurry. Do you know what could have happened?
Where did you learn all this? Is there a school you got to or just by experience?
anyone can tinker with their own devices, it just takes time and patience. Thats how i learned to repair my own devices its super simple but just have to be super careful because some things are very fragile.
What is the site you're on? that should answer your question. People been making tutorials on this stuff ofrever
People have tutorials all over youtube and that's how this person learned how to do it everyone does stuff differently though some people don't care how they take stuff apart and others are more careful how they do stuff just try stuff and figure it out it's not hard just don't over thing things
There actually are 3 diffrernt screws if you have 5g version. 2 smallers ones a 1 black up top for one of the cameras. Where do you get the oem screen. I ordered a defect one and was in amazing shape and great price but just had a very small green spot.
Do you guys do glass only repairs or just the full screen/frame?
Depends on the device
@@iDoctorUK Mi 11 ultra?
Ciao, ma secondo te è realmente un display Originale Samsung?
What if part of the screen is black? I have an s23 like that. I can't see notifications or anything at the top and right side. Is it an easy fix for a layman? I don't have hundreds for a shop.
Use a heat gun or a blow dryer that's was I use
Looks like you would need to replace the entire screen to fix it.
Need a troubleshoot video for fingerprint sensor
Man you make this look so easy , I've got a Samsung s23 that needs a screen replacement but am definitely not going to try this am sure it's gonna get f***** up 😂😂😂😂😂
We're can I buy the screen and sticker thing
@@nicolaoliver4004 I found the screen on Amazon and the rework kit on ebay
Will it retain water resistance
Can you please tell me how much for the original Samsung Galaxy s20 3 Ultra display and how much for do it
I just had my screen replaced and the outer frame on the sides is black instead of chrome and it's all beat up like it was used. Did I get scammed? I'm definitely taking it back cause the volume down button isnt working very well, the screen isnt glued down all the way, and if you even tap the phone too hard the whole phone turns off. I'd rather have the green line across my screen again.
Comprei o adesivo no aliexpress chegou hoje. A qualidade do adesivo impermeável é excelente se não quase o mesmo da Samsung e veda bem e prende mesmo ficou top.
why did you skip the last part? i mean when you turning it on.
Probably because it didn't turn on 😅
What would you charge if someone came to you asking you to do this for them ?
About £250
Can you post links for the parts. Great video
Yes, incoming! Thanks for watching
@@iDoctorUKparts list please???
I don't see any links to click where you bought these parts
@@iDoctorUKwhere are the links
This guy has been asked like 10 times for links, and the replies says he'll post them, or they're on the way, but never posts because it'll "hurt his business"...😂
I Can guarantee you it doesn't "hurt business" or else we wouldn't be making free repair tutorials 🤣 use some initiative and take a look for yourself instead of complaining bud.
@iDoctorUK you're the one who promised everyone links but hasn't bud 😂🤣
Hello everyone my s23 ultra screen got broken when I took it for replacement I told to the guy who does the fixing to buy me original screen after he fixed it I noticed on the new screen right and left edges the black lines are more thick then my previous screen I'm not sure if it's fake or what when I spoke again with the guy he told that he bought the original screen and it cost me like 250 GBP
Lot of years of trial and error
RUclips buddy
Where did you buy the parts?