How to Remove the Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus Back Glass Cover
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- Опубліковано 18 тра 2018
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This is a tutorial video on how to remove and replace the back glass cover on your Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus.
Its the same procedure and same glass back cover used for all carrier models.
All models - Galaxy s9+ G965
Samsung SM-G965V Verizon
Samsung SM-G965P Sprint
Samsung SM-G965R4 Rogers, US Cellular
Samsung SM-G965
Samsung SM-G965F International
Samsung SM-G965T T-Mobile
Samsung SM-G965A AT&T
Samsung SM-G965W8
Samsung SM-G965U USA
I used the following tools:
1. Open Prying tool
2. Hair Dryer or Heat Gun
Warning: Repairs will void your warranty with the service provider and manufacturer of the device. We are not responsible for any damage caused by attempting this repair.
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Would be nice if Samsung kept it simple like their older versions. Nonetheless, thanks for this.
Thanks for posting this - the S9+ is a great phone as long as you don't take the physical fragility into account- I upgraded from an S5 Active, and now that I've replaced the back glass, it's going into an Otterbox Defender case.
I got my S9+ just last Friday. I'm surprised these are fragile glass. It came with a tough Underarmor free case and then I got one of the tactical military grade style with the flip stand. Did you drop it and it broke like a car windshield being hit? Otterbox is a good case, but no stand to use it as a portable TV which this one has a really good magical looking video screen. It's probably the best higher end budget phone on the market at $300 for renewed in new condition on Amazon. Trying to figure out how to insert a sim to activate it and good I'm now warned it's a glass phone which just seems crazy. Good thing my case stand thing also works as something to hold with one finger while using on the go for these slim phones can easily slip out of your hand.
mine has the fragile glass back as well, but I've dropped it hundreds of times. while its had some nicks and scratches, both the screen and the glass back have not cracked at alo
S9 and S9+ has a glass backing that breaks EXTREMELY easy. The needed 170F to 212F is frustratingly difficult to maintain while attempting battery removal. Too hot to touch. Precision handling is worse wearing gloves. The adhesive is way stronger than these videos demonstrate. Even with removal kit, a hard focus and patience, I ended up breaking the glass. Samsung has designed this phone to break easily if handled wrong.
YEP
Super helpful, thank you!
Worked like a charm. Thanks!
I know everyone has their own experiences, but here's my take at it:
I used a hair dryer on the LOW setting and heated the bottom half (focusing largely on the edges) so that I could get my tool in the bottom edge near the charger. I first heated for 1.5 mins, then I heated in 1 minute intervals until I was able to get the suction cup to be able to pry open enough to get my tool in there.
After about 3.5 minutes of heating and testing, I was able to open it up enough in order to get my tool to fit in there! I put my tool in, went across the bottom edge (not the corners because they were in there good). I then used a used shaving razer to go around the edges. After I got the edges with the razer, I was able to get my prying tool around the edge and worked about halfway down the side. I noticed that it was getting tough going more than about a third of the way down (because I had only heated the top half, and it was cooling down) so I did the same for the other side and then paused.
I then heated the top half of the phone as I did the bottom half initially, mostly around the edges but I did focus on the sides a bit as well. I worked for one iteration and got a bit done and then realized that I needed more work on the sides, so then I heated the sides for one iteration. This time I was able to get all of the way to the top edges. I heated the top edge of the phone one last time, went around the corners with my razer again, then went around the edges and through the corners with my tool and popped it open from the left-to-right while looking at the phone from the back, right-side up. The sensor connector is on the right side, connected just to the right of the LED so pulling it from left-to-right would give you the most room to disconnect it and not damage the connections.
Good luck you all! I'm only doing this because I was going to replace my front glass and I ended up breaking my OLED/digitizer! I was impatient on the glass removal steps on that part so I knew to be much more patient this time. Now I'm taking the whole bastard apart, buying a new front OLED/digitizer w/ frame from China (best deal, gotta wait a month) and then putting it back together.
Even this method didn't work for me. Ended up using high heat a total of 15 minutes, stopping every 3 minutes to check. Still won't budge.
Very helpful comprehensive account enabling a successful replacement of S9 plus back cover.
Thank you so much I have dropped mine and ordered a new back. Great video was what I needed that some great advice and honestly brilliant video well put together x
Wayne Boyd where did you order your new one??
mercy karau Ebay sells them
Same shit broke so easily
Have you tried to put it underwater? Does it's still rated as IP68?
Great video !
Is there a way to check to make sure the camera works properly prior to putting everything back together? Just in case the cable is not aligned perfectly? Also is there adhesive we can put back around the back part of the phone to make it waterproof again? Maybe using a syringe. I would also like to thank you very much this help me out a great deal
The cable isnt for the camera the cable is for the finger print sensor lol
thank you king
the best! phone working well. thank you!
Thank you so much for making this video. I broke my phone back glass..your video really helped..thank you
Once phone its open no more waterproof!??? Anyway to make it waterproof again?
Does the new cover comes with adhesive or do you have apply it?
Hayoooo if you stick to Samsung parts they will come with the tape u will only have to remove the finger sensor from the broken one without breaking it
Thank you brother
Would my carrier be able to tell if I did this with an oem part? Trying to avoid a damage fee when I turn mine in.
yes as there is a barcode info on the OG one
@@Simlife101 Thanks for the reply. I replaced the back and turned it in to Sprint last year and they didn't care or charge me if anyone else is wondering
@@bobuiux i live in the UK so have no idea what sprint is lol glad it was OK for you though
Brummie Deano Like Vodaphone but probably shittier
The full kit is available on Amazon, this is going to be fun 😁😉
By changing backpannel any problems going to happen to our phone like waterproof
Yes. It might affected
Can you replace the outside edge or like the bumper of the phone where the volume rockers are
Following
Frame is probably alot more difficult to replace
this helps a lot.. i bring my phone to the shop and it said that it will remove in the main screen.. i had a sim slot problem it can't remove coz it's totally stick inside with some glue😅 can you lend me some advice🙏🙏🙏
How can I make sure that it remains waterproof after replacing glass? Just hope, or do I use a special type of adhesive to help with it?
make sure you do it right
I come back to this video 2 years after fixing my S9+ to say, thanks for giving me an unhealthy obsession with disassembling and tinkering with devices
I replaced the back glass on s9+ and soon after the battery took a crap. Phone dies instantly and won't charge or turn on. The tech guy says the 9+ cannot have the back glass removed cuz its connected to battery or somthibg like that. Is this true? Or can I just get a new battery?
Can I have it
Spent 6 minutes with a heat gun on high heating up the adhesive, just to have the back crack because it wasn't hot enough when I tried to cut the adhesive around the edges.
Oh that sucks
Its a really hot day today. And mine just started popping off .
Wow, no wonder I couldn't get it off LOL
Have you tried it to dump in under the water after changing the back glass case?
Im watching this on my galaxy s9 plus
Changed the lins of back camera now its dirty bc of the glass pieces of the orginal lins.
I would like to open n clean it but not after i saw this video😁
Did IP rating will broke
yes
Now test the water
That reinstallation looked so sketchy😂
I cracked it
Where can I get new back glass ??
amazon
I'm so annoyed that it has come to this point to just take off a back panel cover to a cell phone. This is so ridiculous I do not have the time to go through this nonsense especially with darn cell phones. I just wanted to know how could I get to the battery to see what was going on with my phone because it stalled from not coming on immediately. I just wanted to take the back cover off and take battery out to possibly reboot it as I've done with my other uncomplicated cell phones and now I have to go through all these annoying steps to do something of that nature. Unbelievable, oh and to the reason why they may do this to keep it waterproof, I'm not one of those careless people who can't be responsible enough to just keep the F' ing phone in position in a case or whatever they use to not allow it to get wet and yes I'm aware of accidents do happen but let me be the one to take that chance and deal with whatever may come. This is just dumb. sighsssss
The s9 can be used under water for photos and videos so it isnt just for accidents. It is a feature for people to be able to film underwater. Do research before making stupid comments.
Not buying another Galaxy this is ridiculous.
its impossible i can't no more
The back cover is made of glass? Is this a tutorial for replacing a broken back cover from dropping the fragile phone? How do you heat it up to loosen the adhesive? Surely not microwave or hot water? I'm trying to put in a sim card and activate. I'm moving from an old Samsung Galaxy S5 to this high tech fragile, 'glass,' phone. It's got a great video screen and runs fast. Probably best budget phone with best features and specs on the market right now at just $300 for Amazon renewed which is new condition with excellent battery I just received. Anything more higher end and you're looking at $600 to $1400 which isn't necessary unless you gotta have 5G now.
If you had time to write all this why not watch the video ffs. lol he tells you what to do.
Be aware when buying replacement back they are not glass but plastic. also you lose the water resistant. I did and it was so easy just take your time.
Brummie Deano
Did the plastic back come with the adhesive? If not, what did you use?
It loses water resistance?
Yes! But if you take it to Geek Squad at Best Buy, they make sure your phone is waterproof again. They use original Samsung parts! I just got my Samsung S9+ front screen and back glass replaced, 3 hours ago.
@@samaryromero1626 how much did you pay for it?
@@kaedee6135 I only paid $60 dollars, because they made me wait more than usual and they refunded me the rest of the money. If you have Geek Squad insurance and you have to replace just the front screen I'll be $60. If you have to replace also the back glass they have an offer that you only pay $100 in total. But if you don't have Geek Squad insurance you have to pay $250 just for the front screen repair and $300 if you also want the back glass to be replaced.
@@samaryromero1626 thank you
I dont put my phone in water anyway so its fine
$85 if you go to a repair place, $15 if you DIY. Thanks!!
Thanks, I think you would be better off without the music though.
But this mobile is I think copy
Guess what, suction cup doesn't work at all if your glass is cracked or broken
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I love Samsung, my brother gave his phone to me last year and it fell a gazillion times and the glass didn't break until recently. I don't use cover but meh I feel bad for my S9+ 😔😔.
But, I phone is the worst worst phone I ever used. I regret, buying it recently in a day the glass cracked 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️. I am just going to pay it off and sell this garbage 🗑 piece of shit 🤬🤬
Same here back glass finally cracked after a hard drop on concrete after 4 years of having it. This phone is honestly built like a tank
Copy s9 + phone ha