Samsung Galaxy A8 Back Glass Replacement By AverageCanadianTech

Hey guys how's it going its Ron from Irish Canadian psych here today we're doing a galaxy, a8, 2018, bad glass replacement. This one's going to be rather easy, so get ready for a short video I guess. But if you happen to have a back glass, that's cracked, it's better to get it replaced! It's pretty cheap! You can get the part 10, 20, bucks, baby, and you're good to go. You just have to heat it up a little and, as you see here spent on cracked, it is. Furthermore, you have to be a little more careful not to cut yourself, but there's nothing really on the inside there that you can damage with the tool that I'm using or the pry card going around. It's got a metal or not a metal plate, a plastic plate underneath that protects the internals from I.

Guess: tools like this Thank You, Samson a little of rubbing alcohol never hurts to be honest. Eventually, you could probably just peel it off this one's pretty cracked, as you can see, so it's catching pretty badly on the card on pretty much every spot, so eventually I'm just going to have to manhandle it off. There is one thing you might have to watch out for with your card if you were to go all the way around, unlike me, and that's the fingerprint scanner, if you're just ripping it off, it usually disconnects on its own without ripping the wire, at least in my time. I've never had one rip, but, as you can see here, you just kind of peel back, and it'll disconnect just like that. It's glued on there pretty good.

The phone is technically water-resistant, so it's good to see that the glue is actually really strong on it. Probably more reassuring got a little glass of my hand, but it's all good. There's one thing we need out of this phone be careful. We might be necessary to use gloves based on how I'm doing this, but I'm stubborn. You do need the camera cut out and the camera lens and stuff in the fingerprint scanner.

Of course, usually doesn't come out all in one piece, but in this case it did. Thankfully, so you just kind of plop that, and you take you- need glass usually has the adhesive already around and if it doesn't use t7000 glue, then just place it on top as best you can align it as best you can and then basically that's it. You have a new back glass that the phone should look like new again easy as that I guess. Hopefully that helps, and you don't have to go, spend a lot of money somewhere else and anyways hope that helps as I said. If you liked the video feel free to like and subscribe.

If you didn't like it for whatever reason feel free to, let me know anyways guys, hope you have a good one and stay safe peace.

Source : AverageCanadianTech