Galaxy S20 FE Screen Replacement | Frame Assembly Replacement - New screws? Threadlocking madness
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- Опубликовано: 11 июн 2021
- The Galaxy S20 FE, the fan edition that doesn't contain any kind of fan. But if you're looking for a low cost, high quality phone, you might just be a fan of this one. Links to parts and tools below:
Parts:
www.injuredgadgets.com/refurb...
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Tools:
Technik Tweezers (The only kind I'd recommend)
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Precision Screwdriver Set w/ Security Torx for consoles
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Legend!! Easy to follow and made me chuckle 😃. The only bit I had to go back on is you didn't show you removing vibrating thingy
Thank you so much for sharing this! I was able to fix mine!
That's what I like to hear! Great job, and way more satisfying than buying a new one I hope!
@@TapticDigital Yes it is! Thanks again ;)
Thank you so much! I was able to do this at home and fix my phone.
You just saved a lot of money, and hopefully learned something along the way!
Nice and clear, thanks!
Glad it helped!
Can you do this with the phone on? My screen is broken and not responding to touch for me to even try to guess my way and turn it off
does the refurbished assembly have noticable quality difference than the service pack? is it harder to put together due to incompatible parts if bought from link provided?
There is almost zero difference. In many cases the display in the aftermarket one is actually an original display but with aftermarket glass. Plus Samsung usually sells their own parts on these websites, meaning you can choose between OEM ND aftermarket
Quick question:: my screen connector is lose,which one of them is a screen connector??
The screen connector is the short ribbon cable that connects to the right side of the charging board. It’s a weird design.
very nice video but does the data of the old phone transfered on the new one ?
All data is on the board, so yes. There is no risk to data unless the board itself is damaged.
How long did you leave the battery soaked in alcohol to loosen the adhesive?
I usually give it a good 15 seconds or so. It doesn’t take long, and as you lift it allows the alcohol to soak further under it. Just don’t let it all evaporate, it should be visibly wet with alcohol.
Hey. Do you know if the 4G and 5G variants have interchangeable parts?
Like, could I use a screen meant for the 5G version on the 4G version?
They are kind of different, it's more carrier specific (like Verizon, AT&T etc.)
Would the replacement be the same in the 4g variant of the same phone ?
Yes, they both share the same frame. If I recall I the Verizon version is slightly different internally though and requires a different frame
Hi I'm wondering if you can help. I have followed your video but the phone isn't even turning on. Do you know what the issue could be? I have even replaced the battery. I am at a loss as I really need this phone
It's possible the power button ribbon is damaged or disconnected. Does the phone light up when connected to a charger?
@@TapticDigital no it doesn't
Can I replace with Ips LCD display aftermarket which I get it for affordable price
You can but it will likely be much lower quality, not as bright, and drain your battery more.
@@TapticDigital Thank you but still can I user 120hz refresh rate and AOD or will those functions will be disabled?
Do you know if this supports 120 hz and if fingerprint works great?
It does 120hz and fingerprint has no issues. I use mostly Samsung branded parts because they cost about the same as aftermarket ones.
@TapticDigital Great! Is this an actual super Amoled screen that looks just as good in terms of picture/video quality just as the oem?
How do you know if you got a 5g or 4g variant of the phone?
From what I can tell they both use the same frame, but the 4G wouldn't have those big 5G antenna blocks, the area would likely have the cutouts but nothing in them. The 4G variant seems to only sell in European/Asian markets, so if you're from outside the Americas you may have the 4G one.
Does Samsung sell this frame, and any link please?
I haven't seen them sell the frame separately, only with a new screen. There's a link in the description for the part.
This looks pretty complex for a beginner. Im not sure if i should attempt this
It took pretty complicated, but honestly it's like taking a puzzle apart and putting it back together. The hardest part is the battery removal, but with plenty of heat and a dash of isopropyl alcohol it'll be out in no time
Should I be worried about the alcohol affecting the battery performance or ruining it?
@@thehair9236 not at all, just make sure it fully evaporates before you use it, it shouldn't take long
Okay thanks will give a try🤞
will it be water resistant again after this?
As long as the correct adhesive is used it will be almost as water-resistant as it was to begin with. Though having seen an endless amount of water damaged devices, I wouldn't trust it from the factory even
Will this cause a reset of the phone? I am ready to replace my screen and worry about losing data.
Definitely not. It’s no different than plugging an Xbox into a different TV
@@TapticDigital Excellent! Followed your video and everything worked great! Thank you so much!
Can't for the life of me unscrew the bottom screws!!!
They could be stripped if the driver isn't biting down. I had to use a decent bit of downward force to get them to turn
@@TapticDigital I think they actually are threadlocked!!!
@@boov9432 Did you manage tto solve the problem, I have the same issue here, been here for hours trying to unscrew it.
Do you know if i can put s20+ parts into a s20fe frame/screen? I wanna try cause my s20+ screen/lcd is cracked and i got a s20fe from a friend and when i finally replaced the screen, he forgot the pattern/google account for it so i cant reset it and sell it. Hahahaha i got a NCK pro box but im struggling to find anything to help me learn that to unlock newer samsungs.
I might be late but you can bypass google lock with SAMFW