@@PBKreviewsBased on your Pixel 6a disassemly video as my main guide (+Fixit guide and a few other vids), as a complete noob I was able to disassemble and reassemble my Pixel phone and make serious repairs on it including desoldering by a 10 bucks solder iron and a 10 bucks magnyfier lens and 10 bucks worth other tools. and it was the very first smartphone I ever opened. Last time I did something like this was 30y ago as a kid, with Amiga computer. BTW you could go one step furtehr with that earpice mic module which is built together with the flash and the flex cable to the buttons (unfortunately). Will you show us if the phone works if you desolder the GPS chip? :) Ps.: I made a mistake and now I have to find a glue to glue the display frame of Pixel 6a (that plastic) to the display. The glass and the display is intact.
02:49 Just a quick question here. Since the back plate of the phone is nice and flat, without various bumpy parts sticking up (like the phone body has), wouldn't it make more sense to fit the ready-made sealing strip to the back cover of the phone first, then press the back plate (with the sealing strip already attached) onto the phone? Is there any reason NOT to do it that way?
I have a s10 plus recently I have poured some hand sanitizers (alcohol) and the adhesive came off. I didn't know about those precut adhesives. Thanks a lot !!!
Very helpful video, nice work. How does this affect the waterproofing on phones that are waterproof from the oem? Do the precut kits preserve it, or is there another option to keep a device waterproof
@@PBKreviews hey 👋🏿 do you know where I can get some of the black tape that's on the battery or the lighter thinner coloured tape that holds different parts on the phone in place on the inside? Like the fingerprint scanner or camera flash etc? I know when I take the phone apart I could do it really carefully and just reuse what I pulled off but I've been looking for that kind of tape forever but I don't know the name of it or anything. Thanks in advance whether you do know or not. Great video also.
👍. Just search online for your phone model and adhesive and see if you can find the original pre cut adhesive. What model is it? I will try searching for you.
Yes most replacement panels come with adhesive but some don't. Also some people reinstall their originals after replacing another component or part inside the phone.
Bruh, He just straight up ripped that precut adhesive just to show us how to apply a regular adhesive strip. Could have shown us how to apply the regular adhesive first then the precut one for the finished replacement. Either way, great and very informative video!
You're welcome. You can use your hands to hold each side down for 30 seconds so you don't have to have any of those clamps, but the clamps make it easier then just holding it with your hand and you can leave them on for longer period of time for a better bond. If you need them here is a link: www.mobiledefenders.com/iclamp-2.html
Hello, how are you. Please a little more help. Do you recommend both use B70000 and adhesive tape? And if you do how you would did it? Glue+tape+ glue again? Thanks.Warm regards
I've never used anything aside from the adhesive tape itself so I can't give you any recommendations on that. I think it's best to just use what the phone originally came with. In most cases the original pre cut adhesive, but if you can't find it, then resort to adhesive roles that you cut yourself, but they are never as good as the original adhesive pre cut tape that is made for the phones.
Thank you very much.I just want to keep the waterproof after the screen replacement! And in my case B7000 it self did not kept the water away!Twice! If you say so, it matters and it counts. I will use adhesive tape
There are different brands and names out there. A generic common one would be 3M 300LSE but you can buy many different brands or version, all depends on size, width and type of adhesive you want whether it be water resistant or not etc. I always prefer to use the original pre cut adhesives which are made for the phone but if there are none available, I would resort to one from another phone that is similar in size over the rolls of adhesive.
You can use those adhesives also but since the manufacturers usually use the adhesive tapes I prefer to use the same type of adhesive to make the best bond with the material of the phone. As far as your other question, I'm not sure what you mean by just pull it.
The b7000 takes longer to cure (you would need to place clamps to hold it down until it dries) but the b7000 will hold stronger. However if you need to do repairs again, it would be harder to pry off as well. Always best to go with the original pre cut adhesive if its available for your phone. If not then b7000.
300LSE is pretty sticky and strong, however check mobiledefenders.com first and see if they carry any pre cut adhesive which is made for your phone model or if any are available online at other marketplaces before using adhesive stripes you need to cut yourself since the pre cut ones are made for the material of the phone and always work best.
Hi, I just replaced the back cover adhesive of my S21 FE (because it started to peel off, which seems typical for this model) with a precut adhesive, but the next day it started peeling off again. What should I do?
@@PBKreviews If you would like to do it with a plastic back phone, I will recommend scraping it with a S7 Glass. It works for me and my A30s just look sick on it
@@PBKreviews nope, the Glass that covers the OLED, that works for me Also, be mindful of the pressure that you are applying. On the A30s, there's a tint on the Plastic itself after the holographic coating. Scrape with too much strength and the coating will be scraped. That coating makes the color more pronounced, I left the coating on in my case, plan to scrape off the coating soon
Oh I see. I usually don't mess with making the screen glass transparent since I don't want to risk damaging the screen or touch etc. but might be something I will look into sometime :)
what adhesive works best as I use B-7010. And it still won't stick. I warmed the adhesive and let it sit for a night. Feels like it is just not strong enough.
@@stephanschop You can get the original pre cut adhesive from here www.mobiledefenders.com/samsung-repair-parts/galaxy-s-series/galaxy-s20-plus/adhesive-back-cover-for-galaxy-s20-5g.html
Why not use glue instead? Seems one would get a better seal that way than this. Please let me know your opinion. And yes I know this is an old thread. Thx.
I believe one of them was, it was a while back I did this video so I don't remember off the top of my head. But they do sell water resistant adhesive. Regardless its always best to use the original pre cut one which is made for the phone or sometimes they sell them under "rework kits" etc. You can check mobilesentrix.com or rounded.com for most phones.
It's normal, it can be from the adhesive around the fingerprint reader, the camera lens cover or the back housing pressing down against the graphene film and battery.
Which one is the best glue for sealed lcd screen replacement with 3 type transparent glue, white glue, black glue? Which one is strong bond and harder to attach lcd screen. I always use black glue bcoz it so strong than transparent glue. Bcz black glue is hardener and can tolerant to overheat then transparent glue is easy to melting down.
Are there any new phones that don't use adhesive for the back plate? Liked my old LG one where you could easily access the battery without using any tools. Thanks for these videos btw.
Hi, there are some budget friendly to mid tier devices which have a more of a clip on housing like some of the recent motorola phones I uploaded teardowns of. But higher end devices I have not really seen many if any at all that come with a clip on back housing.
because its meant to be used with adhesive strips, so if you ever have an issue and need to open it up again, you can do so without having to deal with the glue.
T/b adhesives still allow disassembly again in the future though, using heat just like adhesive strips. Why do you think manufacturers use those adhesives. Those double sided tapes let go after a while (resulting in come backs from customers)
( Thank you for your Video.)( As a Customer in which now, we are all forced to have our Phones to function. No Pay Phones for Emergencies, or the thousands of Homeless People, who need affordable Pay Phones!)(Ridiculous and disgusting how our Cell Phones ever started to be made with Glue! This was obviously a plan to Leech/Con more money from Customer's! ( My last Cell Phones had a secure 'Snap Together')( I was forced by Sprint to go to a 5 G, which is less effective in Internet Speed. This so called Free Phone, I still paid a lot in Taxes on it. Now having to worry about 'Adhesive', and this Phone is only 7 months old, and one whole side and bottom coming unglued! Truly Disgusting!)
If it's already going bad and coming off, you won't need a heat gun to pry it off. But you will need to remove the back plate to replace the adhesive for it. Depending on the model, there are pre cut adhesives made for the phone that you apply once you remove the old adhesive.
My phone got fix and the back cover is not sealed completely. Idk why if they guy changed the old tape (used the clear/red tape) cleaned, checked for anything that was on the way and everything was OK including the battery. Idk what happened 😕 I don't want to leave my phone like that. He told me that he could use a stronger tape but if something happens again he will have to break the back to be able to open the phone back. Why??????
Because if he is planning on using a glue instead of adhesive, then it would be like crazy glue which would mean he would have to break it off. What phone is it? Let me know in a new comment so I will be notified or else replies to the same comment I don't usually see. I will check to see if there is an original pre cut adhesive for that phone.
First thing you need to do when a phone gets into water (that is not water resistant or passes the amount of resistance the phone can withstand) is to make sure to turn it off and not try to use it. Then take it apart as soon as possible to disconnect the battery cable so the phone parts do not short. After you would need to dry out any water or moisture inside the phone and then use a tooth brush or something similar to brush off corrosion on any chips or connectors. If needed you can use bw-100 electronic contact cleaner if the corrosion is bad and wont brush off. After all that you put the phone back together and see if it works.
@@PBKreviews I think it's too late my phone has already dead in almost 3 months, because of water. If I do that, did you think it's still gonna be work? Also the water is already dry. Only the motherboard that I need to clean or the charging port too?
Thanks!
You're welcome and thank you!
Perfect! Exactly the kind of video I was looking for! Lovely and very useful info on this channel, thank you for your work
Thanks and you're welcome :)
Thanks Man ! 🙏
You're welcome :)
Thanks for the video
Very well explained, thank you ☺️
You're welcome :)
Thank you so much for sharing all this!
You are welcome!
@@PBKreviewsBased on your Pixel 6a disassemly video as my main guide (+Fixit guide and a few other vids), as a complete noob I was able to disassemble and reassemble my Pixel phone and make serious repairs on it including desoldering by a 10 bucks solder iron and a 10 bucks magnyfier lens and 10 bucks worth other tools. and it was the very first smartphone I ever opened. Last time I did something like this was 30y ago as a kid, with Amiga computer. BTW you could go one step furtehr with that earpice mic module which is built together with the flash and the flex cable to the buttons (unfortunately). Will you show us if the phone works if you desolder the GPS chip? :)
Ps.: I made a mistake and now I have to find a glue to glue the display frame of Pixel 6a (that plastic) to the display. The glass and the display is intact.
Good, clear information,thank you.
You're welcome
Great instruction! There's hope for my 2013 Kindle!
Thanks, glad it is of help. :)
02:49 Just a quick question here. Since the back plate of the phone is nice and flat, without various bumpy parts sticking up (like the phone body has), wouldn't it make more sense to fit the ready-made sealing strip to the back cover of the phone first, then press the back plate (with the sealing strip already attached) onto the phone? Is there any reason NOT to do it that way?
yes you can do that way if you want, I just find it easier applying it to the frame itself.
Thank you for your show it's beautiful
You're welcome, thank you!
I have a s10 plus recently I have poured some hand sanitizers (alcohol) and the adhesive came off. I didn't know about those precut adhesives. Thanks a lot !!!
You're welcome :)
Did you visit the part where you show how to make sure the screen is aligned properly? Mine is one side up so dont know if something is blocking
this video is really helpful thanks
You're welcome, glad it is of help :)
thanks, very helpful, beginner friendly :)
You're welcome :)
Very helpful video, nice work. How does this affect the waterproofing on phones that are waterproof from the oem? Do the precut kits preserve it, or is there another option to keep a device waterproof
Thanks. The original pre cut adhesives if installed properly will retain the water resistance.
@@PBKreviews hey 👋🏿 do you know where I can get some of the black tape that's on the battery or the lighter thinner coloured tape that holds different parts on the phone in place on the inside? Like the fingerprint scanner or camera flash etc? I know when I take the phone apart I could do it really carefully and just reuse what I pulled off but I've been looking for that kind of tape forever but I don't know the name of it or anything. Thanks in advance whether you do know or not. Great video also.
Nice idea. Can use any model which adhesive not available in the market. Thanks for sharing.
Yes! and you're welcome :)
Thanks for details explained ❤
You're welcome 👍
The video i am looking for😅 now the challenging part is finding the right adhesive. I hope there’s available here in my place. 😊
👍. Just search online for your phone model and adhesive and see if you can find the original pre cut adhesive. What model is it? I will try searching for you.
That 3M demo, Awesome.
Do you also mod your phone like better thermal?
Hey bro when i buy a new back panel isn't there already abhesive in the new back panel
Yes most replacement panels come with adhesive but some don't. Also some people reinstall their originals after replacing another component or part inside the phone.
Well done!!
Thanks!
Thanks for the video you did great
Thank you and you're welcome
bro your trick is very helpful i support your video and you ❤
Thanks!
Hello can I use glue as well or is it just tape
Is the battery adhisive smaller than the screen one?
Bruh, He just straight up ripped that precut adhesive just to show us how to apply a regular adhesive strip.
Could have shown us how to apply the regular adhesive first then the precut one for the finished replacement.
Either way, great and very informative video!
:) thank you
Thanks man
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100 % thanks
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Will this method still get have water resistant ?
My device have ip water rating and back panel is bit loosen
really usefull
Thanks, glad it is of help :)
Bro from which site i can buy the precut adhesive sticker. of realme gt neo2.pls..
Is that tape glus is good for IP68 rated phones?
Thank you very much for your helpful videos! You show and explain everything in best way. Appreciate that a lot.
Thank you. So to be clear no need for those phone press thingies they use at repair stores?
You're welcome. You can use your hands to hold each side down for 30 seconds so you don't have to have any of those clamps, but the clamps make it easier then just holding it with your hand and you can leave them on for longer period of time for a better bond. If you need them here is a link: www.mobiledefenders.com/iclamp-2.html
Hello, how are you. Please a little more help. Do you recommend both use B70000 and adhesive tape? And if you do how you would did it? Glue+tape+ glue again? Thanks.Warm regards
I've never used anything aside from the adhesive tape itself so I can't give you any recommendations on that. I think it's best to just use what the phone originally came with. In most cases the original pre cut adhesive, but if you can't find it, then resort to adhesive roles that you cut yourself, but they are never as good as the original adhesive pre cut tape that is made for the phones.
Thank you very much.I just want to keep the waterproof after the screen replacement! And in my case B7000 it self did not kept the water away!Twice! If you say so, it matters and it counts. I will use adhesive tape
What is the name of the double face adhesive?
There are different brands and names out there. A generic common one would be 3M 300LSE but you can buy many different brands or version, all depends on size, width and type of adhesive you want whether it be water resistant or not etc. I always prefer to use the original pre cut adhesives which are made for the phone but if there are none available, I would resort to one from another phone that is similar in size over the rolls of adhesive.
Hi,what about universal adhesive(B-6000,B-7000,etc)
and it is a problem if I don't cut the adhesive band and just pull it?
You can use those adhesives also but since the manufacturers usually use the adhesive tapes I prefer to use the same type of adhesive to make the best bond with the material of the phone. As far as your other question, I'm not sure what you mean by just pull it.
@@PBKreviews I mean to cut the latterals of the tape (with the knife)
@@beluga3866 its not a problem but wont be as clean of a cut and pulling can stretch the adhesive and deform the size, width and strength of it.
@@PBKreviews ok thank you very much
Which is better this roll or the b7000 glue one
The b7000 takes longer to cure (you would need to place clamps to hold it down until it dries) but the b7000 will hold stronger. However if you need to do repairs again, it would be harder to pry off as well. Always best to go with the original pre cut adhesive if its available for your phone. If not then b7000.
@PBKreviews okk thank you for your feedback btw are rubber bands fine instead of clamps?
@PBKreviews hi I only found e6000 glue is it OK if I use it to glue the backglass of my phone?
I'm using that red tape the transparent one is that tape ok enough to hold screen and battery cover?
Yeah should be, however that one is somewhat thicker for screen applications on some phones. Which model phone are you using it for?
@@PBKreviews alot I'm working as repair phone😅 sometimes I'm using adhesive tape and sometimes I'm using the glue one
Useful.. And how about adhesive for battery?
you can use the same 300LSE adhesive for the battery
Are there two layers of protective film that you need to peel off the tape? (on each side of the tape) Or just one?
Usually you peel one side off, apply it to the device and then peel the other side film so you can attach the part to it.
Thx
You're welcome!
Where can i buy adhesive to paste battery door panel for moto edge 40 at india or any online link you coul share
you would need to check sites like ebay or amazon, or mobilesentrix.com as well as rounded.com
Okay now this is going to be really helpful for me, I've been using medical paper tape 😂 what??? it's inside a cover so it doesn't look bad lol
haha, I guess if it works, it works :)
is 300LSE type heat resistant? Already tried some generic tapes, they losing their adhesion whenever the phone heats up
300LSE is pretty sticky and strong, however check mobiledefenders.com first and see if they carry any pre cut adhesive which is made for your phone model or if any are available online at other marketplaces before using adhesive stripes you need to cut yourself since the pre cut ones are made for the material of the phone and always work best.
After installing is it okay to reheat with heat gun?
yeah
Hi, I just replaced the back cover adhesive of my S21 FE (because it started to peel off, which seems typical for this model) with a precut adhesive, but the next day it started peeling off again. What should I do?
What about B-7000 glue?
A very big thanks!! My new screen was provided with a 300lse tape and I was like "a chicken with knife" (french expression).
Perfect video.
;-)
Doest it remain ip67
do the transparent glass back.
Will look into doing another transparent back plate on a phone in one of the future phones I teardown. :)
@@PBKreviews If you would like to do it with a plastic back phone, I will recommend scraping it with a S7 Glass. It works for me and my A30s just look sick on it
Are you referring to the S7 as the phone model or its a laminate remover for the back plate?
@@PBKreviews nope, the Glass that covers the OLED, that works for me
Also, be mindful of the pressure that you are applying. On the A30s, there's a tint on the Plastic itself after the holographic coating. Scrape with too much strength and the coating will be scraped. That coating makes the color more pronounced, I left the coating on in my case, plan to scrape off the coating soon
Oh I see. I usually don't mess with making the screen glass transparent since I don't want to risk damaging the screen or touch etc. but might be something I will look into sometime :)
Can I use double sided tape instead of adhesive?
if you mean regular double sided tape from a supermarket, you can but it wouldn't hold the back on well and put probably separate easily or lift up.
@@PBKreviews and does it work with heavy duty double sided tape ?
what adhesive works best as I use B-7010. And it still won't stick. I warmed the adhesive and let it sit for a night. Feels like it is just not strong enough.
You can try 300LSE but every phone material reacts differently to each adhesive type. Which phone are you trying to do it on?
@@PBKreviews It is a Samsung galaxy s20 plus.
@@stephanschop You can get the original pre cut adhesive from here www.mobiledefenders.com/samsung-repair-parts/galaxy-s-series/galaxy-s20-plus/adhesive-back-cover-for-galaxy-s20-5g.html
@@PBKreviews Thanks a lot! I hope it will work better than the B7010.
@@stephanschop no problem, ya should work perfect since its the original same one used on the phone from the factory.
Why not use glue instead? Seems one would get a better seal that way than this. Please let me know your opinion. And yes I know this is an old thread. Thx.
Because with glue, it makes it much more difficult to ever take it apart again if you need to repair something.
Usually the back cases snap into place. Only need apply adhesive to screen typically.
not necessarily. a majority of the phones have the backs adhered to the frame with adhesive.
Is that adhesive waterproof?
I believe one of them was, it was a while back I did this video so I don't remember off the top of my head. But they do sell water resistant adhesive. Regardless its always best to use the original pre cut one which is made for the phone or sometimes they sell them under "rework kits" etc. You can check mobilesentrix.com or rounded.com for most phones.
Brother my Moto G40 fusion back panel has clicking sound when pressed
It's normal, it can be from the adhesive around the fingerprint reader, the camera lens cover or the back housing pressing down against the graphene film and battery.
@@PBKreviews happens near the end of battery, it's also can slightly be pressed.
Is that called double tape or is it something special?
Adhesive or Adhesive strip
pemasangan yang benar untuk adesive nya itu rekat kan di case backdoor itu dan hasil nya presisi
Which one is the best glue for sealed lcd screen replacement with 3 type transparent glue, white glue, black glue? Which one is strong bond and harder to attach lcd screen. I always use black glue bcoz it so strong than transparent glue. Bcz black glue is hardener and can tolerant to overheat then transparent glue is easy to melting down.
I usually go with B-7000 or T-7000 for screens which are adhered with glue instead of adhesive strips.
Are there any new phones that don't use adhesive for the back plate? Liked my old LG one where you could easily access the battery without using any tools.
Thanks for these videos btw.
Hi, there are some budget friendly to mid tier devices which have a more of a clip on housing like some of the recent motorola phones I uploaded teardowns of. But higher end devices I have not really seen many if any at all that come with a clip on back housing.
@@PBKreviews Brother my Moto G40 fusion back panel has clicking sound when pressed.
Why not just use a glue such as t/b7000?
because its meant to be used with adhesive strips, so if you ever have an issue and need to open it up again, you can do so without having to deal with the glue.
T/b adhesives still allow disassembly again in the future though, using heat just like adhesive strips. Why do you think manufacturers use those adhesives. Those double sided tapes let go after a while (resulting in come backs from customers)
I got some paste rolls of my own here, is useful to know how to use it for that one day i would need to use it 👍
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( Thank you for your Video.)( As a Customer in which now, we are all forced to have our Phones to function. No Pay Phones for Emergencies, or the thousands of Homeless People, who need affordable Pay Phones!)(Ridiculous and disgusting how our Cell Phones ever started to be made with Glue! This was obviously a plan to Leech/Con more money from Customer's! ( My last Cell Phones had a secure 'Snap Together')( I was forced by Sprint to go to a 5 G, which is less effective in Internet Speed. This so called Free Phone, I still paid a lot in Taxes on it. Now having to worry about 'Adhesive', and this Phone is only 7 months old, and one whole side and bottom coming unglued! Truly Disgusting!)
I want to buy for pixel 6😢 plz help
I used alcohol wipes my phone everyday and now my samsung case comes off the back. The glue is all gooey. Do I need a heat gun to heat the back case?
If it's already going bad and coming off, you won't need a heat gun to pry it off. But you will need to remove the back plate to replace the adhesive for it. Depending on the model, there are pre cut adhesives made for the phone that you apply once you remove the old adhesive.
My phone got fix and the back cover is not sealed completely. Idk why if they guy changed the old tape (used the clear/red tape) cleaned, checked for anything that was on the way and everything was OK including the battery. Idk what happened 😕 I don't want to leave my phone like that. He told me that he could use a stronger tape but if something happens again he will have to break the back to be able to open the phone back. Why??????
Because if he is planning on using a glue instead of adhesive, then it would be like crazy glue which would mean he would have to break it off. What phone is it? Let me know in a new comment so I will be notified or else replies to the same comment I don't usually see. I will check to see if there is an original pre cut adhesive for that phone.
Will it be OK to use 3M 300LSE as battery adhesive if it doesn't come along with?
Ya should work fine
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Did you know how to repair a water damaged smartphone??
First thing you need to do when a phone gets into water (that is not water resistant or passes the amount of resistance the phone can withstand) is to make sure to turn it off and not try to use it. Then take it apart as soon as possible to disconnect the battery cable so the phone parts do not short. After you would need to dry out any water or moisture inside the phone and then use a tooth brush or something similar to brush off corrosion on any chips or connectors. If needed you can use bw-100 electronic contact cleaner if the corrosion is bad and wont brush off. After all that you put the phone back together and see if it works.
@@PBKreviews I think it's too late my phone has already dead in almost 3 months, because of water. If I do that, did you think it's still gonna be work? Also the water is already dry. Only the motherboard that I need to clean or the charging port too?
@@em-sydrill4119 With water damage its always hit or miss. Its possible it can work or its possible it wont. But wont hurt to try.
Ok I understand, thank u for your help.
It is okay to use WD-40 to fix the water damaged phone? Bw-100 it's not available in the hardware store.
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