Samsung Galaxy A51 Disassembly Teardown Repair Video By PBKreviews

You're watching the Samsung Galaxy a 51, disassembly teardown. First, let's remove the SIM tray next use a heat gun or a hair dryer to heat the backplate up. So you can loosen up the adhesive underneath it and use a pry tool to pry the back off some back. You have 13 Phillips screws. You need to remove, go ahead and remove these screws. Alright, once you've got your screws removed, you're going to have to put your pry tool in between the frame and the screen border.

The black border. So on this one is gonna, be right between the black and the blue, and once you got your pry tool in there just to work your way around the phone and open up the catches, and then it could separate the back frame off the mid-frame of the phone. So it's back frame parts plastic and the band's like this. Your speaker assembly over here and you've got your volume and power button over here. Does the cable for it? You got your antennas running around this whole back frame.

All right, nice go ahead and disconnect your battery cable. Look at it over here, and I'll run to disconnect this cable. That leads from the main board to your charger port down here. Next, we're disconnected front-facing camera. Remove that here's a closer look at that you have one wire cable over here pop that off, and then you have a Philips screw over here, going on with a Philips screw holding on the main board now can lift and remove the main board turns the back of the board.

You have their SIM readers over here, and you have your cameras attached on the back, all four of them. So if you want to remove the cameras, all you have to do is pop off the connectors and lift with cameras up with this black plastic frame. That's on and then here's a closer look at the front of the board, so you have a fingerprint reader or scanner over here it's held out two Phillips screws, and you have a connector over here connected to the charger port board. We can go ahead and disconnect the connector by popping it up, and they could go in our Moodle two Phillips screws. Okay, lift remove it! Here's a closer look at that I have the other end of the wire cable connected over here pop that off, and you got your screen cable over here, disconnect that as well now in order to lift and remove the charger port board, there's adhesive, underneath it holding it down, so you're going to have to pry it up gently, so you don't damage it.

So here's a charger port board, here's other side! You have your headphone jack over here and your microphones located over here. It's just called rectangle piece over here. So now we're just left with a mid-frame the battery your screen, that's attached to the mid-frame. You got your vibrator motor over here. You have a liquid damage indicator over here when your ready speaker over here.

On top. So let's just say, if you're playing or replacing this screen, your best bet would be to find a screen assembly. That's pretty attached to the mid-frame like this, but let's just say, if you're planning on replacing this screen just by itself, without a mid-frame, you would have to basically take the backplate off unscrew the back frame and separate that from the mid-frame disconnect the battery cable disconnect the screen came over here, and then you would heat up the screen to loosen up the adhesive and separate it from the frame and run your cable for the screen through the slit and put your new screen cable through the slit again apply the screen to the frame of the phone and I just reverse the process. So, with this battery, there's no easy pull tabs to pry it off. So just basically heat the frame up a little and use a pry tool to go underneath the battery and around the sides, and you could preferably use a membership card or an old credit card or something, so I could slide underneath and work.

Your way, all the way to the top and pry it off easy. That way, just make sure you don't start from the top, because you don't want timers. Just connect there piece over here: here's the screen itself or just go ahead and put this guy back together. Now, once you've got your screws back in place, apply some new adhesive. If you need to and reapply the backplate flip the phone around power it on, and you're done, hope you guys enjoyed the video thanks for watching, and I'll.

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