How to Replace Screen Glass Only on Galaxy S22/21/20/10/+/Ultra/Note Shown in 6 Mins/New DIY Method

Glass only replacement on cracked displays For S10/S20/S21/S22/Plus/Ultra/Note10/Note10+/Note20/Note20 Ultra
Also works on Google Pixel, iPhones & many more!
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[@renatatostada3318]

I just left a comment on the older guide, and I just gotta say it again: thank you so much for making an ACTUAL guide vs. the majority of the "guides" on KZbin that not only don't explain the process, but also don't explain what tools they are using. Thank you so much

[@ecdiy]

Thank you so much for your kind words! To be absolutely frank with you though, I can't take the credit for it as I partially benefit from spreading this knowledge. Also, it still has some ways to go as the repair is harder than it looks as mentioned in the video and many do find it to be difficult. I'd have to say curved Samsung phones are the most difficult compared to flat display phones and other makes. With the upcoming iPhone tutorials, I'm going to be a bit more giving in that I'm also going to show how to do the glass only replacement even without the tools & accessories we've developed. Any questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to comment further/contact us. Best regards,

[@markackerman6765]

great video, but went to order for my s22 ultra and used the discount code and says my selection does not qualify. Web Page displays discount code is good till 10/2. today is Sunday the 1st. not sure why.

[@Rakesh37187]

This is actually great. No clue why these kinds of repairs are less popular. Instead of paying 200 bucks for a completely new screen and completely replacing the oled and glass.

[@SuperMoni14]

Because it's not worth the time and the risk of potentially breaking the screen while just replacing the glass. So is more simple to just replace the screen instead

[@Rakesh37187]

@@SuperMoni14 Well looking more into it I've found lasers which specifically target the glue between the glass and screen. That should make this whole process a whole lot easier and the costs you save on just getting a new screen is quite significant.

[@azzlack0699]

Yes it greate until u breake the oled 😂

[@Rakesh37187]

@@azzlack0699 I mean yeah sure and opening up your phone to repair it is great until your damage the motherboard. Everything has risks?

[@seanwebb971]

No only that but the old screens can be sold to a refurbishing shop and recirculated.

[@birgitlaks9754]

Wow! You are awesome! Incredible detail, you point out things to watch out for. This is one of the BEST self help videos I've watched. And now i know why stores charge so much to replace the glass. Thank you!!!

[@mecyanned]

I like how your guides also work with other branded items, ut you still sell your items, its showing us that you want some profit, but you are ok with people using other branded items

[@emmanuelken17]

wow, you make the work so much easier, no stress

[@ramasubramanianv5358]

Ultimate. This is what I was looking for. Thanks a ton.

[@ecdiy]

Thank you for your kind words! It's still not an easy repair by any means as noted in the video but we'll keep plugging away at it and keep finding new tips & tricks to make it easier. Best regards,

[@Gayusabita]

the way you present your ideas always blows me away! ️

[@stevechaconjr941]

Wow. I am so impressed. Yet so discouraged. I learned that DIY may really mean DDIY (Don't Do It Yourself) in my case. Ouch! Kindly. Thank you so much.

[@huntervargo4237]

Yea amazing video when I'm ready I'll be ordering from you guys! Awesome tools 🔧

[@556colt]

Broke my screen this morning. Dammit. This looks like the best kit out right now, just ordered one!

[@shazzydazzy22]

This makes me so happy thank you for this!

[@ronk4210]

I really enjoyed watching this video thank you Ron

[@brianowens9689]

This was much better then all the rest I watched you explained things very well thank you

[@ecdiy]

Thank you so much for your kind words!

[@Zendarkos]

Holy s**t! You guys are simply fantastic and awesome at innovation within the diy screen repair scene!

[@ecdiy]

Thank you for your kind words. There is going to be a new video coming up before the weekend where we show a new way to do the gluing so the phone does not need to be opened prior to. I am excited to share it! Any questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us/comment further.

[@sufyanhussain8505]

@@ecdiy Did you make this video?

[@c.carrillo7813]

Just ordered your universal kit. Look forward to the finished product!

[@ttvbtwttvbtw5627]

what happened?

[@sheep.herder]

nice will be checking your store out

[@Bartem_]

Could you guys make a video specific to the pixel 6? I’d really appreciate it!

[@milankolozsvari153]

What size is the thin metal string? Could you please help me?

[@calmer2016]

I'm looking to fit a new glass to my s10e. Watched your video(all good) but not sure about glue around the camera area. Can you clear that up for me. Keep up with the great videos. thanks

[@BlueGravity777]

Where are your products to purchase under what name I need to repair the same. But also having problems with games and such the screen won't let me touch in certain spots does this mean the screen beneath is bad? Looked up the videos on having to take everything apart and not sure I can put it back together well. While I have mechanical skills on a car these little parts worry me

[@G_Pheno]

Just wanted to leave a comment that I ordered this for my s10+ and gave it a try. I'm familiar with all other kinds of phone repairs but this is the one that's made me anxious the most. I busted my digitizer BUT it was my own fault. Like the start of the video mentions, it was not hot enough so I couldn't tell how/far the blade was fitting between the frame. I use the heat sticker but even then it's kinda tough using a blowdryer. I had full blast it directly on top to see it start changing colors, then rush to try and get in. If digitizers were more affordable, I'd love to give this another try!

[@Foxtrot1967]

Did you have success with the kit? I have the same phone as you

[@Beiyuu]

this was extremely well made

[@ecdiy]

Thank you so much for your kind words!

[@Koi88]

Is the glue method also working with a note 9? All videos i found they used this vacuum(?) machines.

[@SteveMeiers]

Great how-to, thank you! My vote is for the Pixel 4a5g, We have two with cracked glass, fine otherwise. Thanks again!

[@ecdiy]

Not a problem at all! Thank you so much for your kind words. If you are interested, we actually have a video for the Pixel 3~6! Check it out and if you have any questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us/comment further.

[@asifurrahman3322]

Really well researched and quality content. it really works!

[@adrianbratescu7015]

Merry Christmas! Great video and technique for DIY. For people that have patience and a steady hand and don't want to pay others to do it, it's haven sent. I'm looking to buy the kit as it will be invaluable for future repairs, but I don't see the double-sided black round pad in the kit. Cheers

[@ecdiy]

Merry Christmas to you too! The gel pad, wire tool, the sticker thermometer and the UV lamp are all being included free of charge with all repair kits for a limited time. This is noted on the top of thee page as well as the main banner on the home page. Any further questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us/comment further. Best regards,

[@adrianbratescu7015]

@ECDiy shame:))) I saw this after I wrote the question. I'm looking forward to using your kits. I hope I pay more attention when I am repairing:))) Cheers

[@ianhenriksen3385]

Just attempted this with my Pixel 4a 5g and ended up damaging the LCD in the process. The oca blade and wire technique worked great as far as I could tell. I'm not entirely sure what went wrong. The most likely culprit seems to be that the very bottom area of the screen has a slight overhang without any support from the rest of the phone. Unfortunately that's also right where the stiff material that forms the OLED panel is the weakest. There aren't any pixels there and the wiring appears unharmed, but a little bit of the material did chip off. Could also be excess heat or maybe damage from using too much isopropyl alcohol. Regardless, great tools. Thanks for the tutorial. Glad I at least attempted to save the OLED panel before ordering a new one.

[@ecdiy]

Hello Ian, Thank you for taking your time to comment. I am sorry to hear your experience did not go as smoothly as we have hoped. Would you by any chance have a photo of the display so we can take a look and see where it could have gone wrong? For Google Pixel phones, it is worth noting that the glass removal should be done with the display off the phone. Please kindly note that this is highlighted in our listing description section. You would place the display glass side down on the gel pad and use the wire tool. Any further questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us/comment further. Best regards,

[@ianhenriksen3385]

@@ecdiy Thanks, yah I'll send a photo to the email listed on your website. Hopefully my mistake can help others. I totally missed that there were any changes to the process for pixel phones. What you're saying makes sense now. I'm a beginner to phone repair though, so it's not a big surprise that I didn't manage something tricky like this the first time. It just seemed like such a waste to throw out a perfectly good oled panel without trying to save it.

[@endlosschleife]

That's the spirit! Good luck with your future repairs.

[@user-fw2bg4gn8x]

If a chunk of glass is missing from the lower left corner can you use this to your advantage? Possibly starting to separate the display glass from that point? This is on a galaxy s10 I can clearly see what I assumed be the next layer in the display. It is flexible...

[@btrowdy100]

I have a Quick question about the Samsung S10. You briefly meantion removing the back glass to take the front facing camera out. I didn't see much on that. Would it be the same process as removing the front by using the blade? If I ordered the s10 front glass repair kit, does it include everything required to remove the back glass?

[@ecdiy]

Hello Steven, Thank you for your comment! The process for the back glass is simpler than the front glass as the adhesive is only along the edges. You can use the sharper corners on the back of the blade to slice through the adhesive layer and remove the back glass. The kit does indeed include everything required to remove the back glass, as well as a new back glass tape adhesive to re-install the back glass. Any further questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us/comment further. Best regards,

[@chloeleedow7250]

Right to repair y'all. Love this, why waste a perfectly good display and like you said if you are contemplating repair at a shop not many do this and if they do it's basically as expensive as a whole new display which is half the damn phone nearly. Sure it's time consuming but money is tight and worst case you were gunner get it fixed anyway most people. ❤

[@Weber1987]

Can you personally do the repairs like send the phone through a guaranteed trusted and back service? Seems like a great kit but I don't trust myself lol

[@veibes8796]

Hey guys! Since the google Pixel 6 is so popular and a lot of broken glasses here, could you do an short video on that ? I also buy the pixel 6 kit now from you guys.

[@Bartem_]

I’m buying the kit for the pixel 6 as well, really hope they make a video specific to that phone.

[@SeoWoojin55]

I think you would have to go to forums for the Pixel 6 for that because those videos for the Pixel 6 are almost non existent in KZbin because Pixels are not that popular compared to Samsungs and Apples.

[@Semystic]

It looks like you guys thought of nearly everything to make this repair as easy and successful as possible. I have 2 questions. Does the wire tool come with the kit? And how do I know how much LOCA to put on the display?

[@ecdiy]

Thank you for your kind words! We continue to improve the kit as well! More on this below but to answer your questions: Yes, the wire tool is included with the kit and the amount of LOCA required for the model is listed on our latest tips & tricks page the address to which we print on a slip included in each kit. The latest update to the kit is a clear camera hole cover film which all you'd need to do is press to seal over the camera hole area prior to gluing. This eliminates the need for back glass removal as well as the front camera removal. Currently, it is only being provided on a request basis at no extra cost and no negative feedback has been received. It is briefly featured in our Pixel how-to video as well as the latest Samsung shorts video, but we will be making a full video for this soon. With this, you wouldn't have to open the phone at all. Any further questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to comment further. Have a great rest of the day!

[@untsssa]

I purchased the kit for the galaxy s20 ultra a few hours ago. Informing myself as much as I can to avoid damaging my phone when I eventually attempt to follow your great tutorial. I had a question regarding the front camera removal. I saw that in order to remove the camera, there are several components I have to remove in order to be able to access it. This means that I would have to disassemble it, remove the camera, reassemble, glue front glass, then go through the steps to insert the camera in again? Is the camera removal strictly necessary? Also I saw in another video that there is adhesive I need to cut through in order to physically remove the camera. Does the kit include said adhesive as well? Sorry about the essay I'm making you read!

[@ecdiy]

Hello, Thank you for taking your time to comment! I apologize for the delay in my response. Yes, for an S20 Ultra, you'd want to remove the front camera prior to gluing. We do include the IP68 back glass tape adhesive with the kit which is the adhesive that needs to be sliced to open the phone. As for the steps involved, you would want to remove the front glass first, then the back glass (You can use the back of the OCA blade for slicing the tape adhesive), remove the front camera, do the gluing process then re-assemble using the new tape adhesive included in the kit. Is it strictly necessary? That depends on whether you want the front camera to be as clear as before. Removal of the front camera is done prior to gluing on these phones because the glue would flow into the hole for the camera. The phone will function fine regardless. Any further questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to comment further/contact us! I'm happy to help. Best regards,

[@cryangallegos]

holy cow, up until today I had only seen repairs that required the replacement of the entire display which cost more than the phone was even worth! My S9+ is eligible for a $400 trade in only if the glass is not cracked, otherwise T-Mobile will only give me $13!

[@cryangallegos]

The use of UV curing glue is awesome.

[@vibintheaudiorat5512]

do you think this method would work for an LG Wing

[@ryuo.o]

THANK YOU SOO MUCHHH!!!!

[@ecdiy]

NOT A PROBLEM AT ALLL!!!!

[@picklerick9207]

I have motorola edge 2020 with 90° can you separated the glass ?

[@Edgarfgzx]

Greetings, do you have any video on how to change both the front and rear of an s20 or rather the detailed steps?

[@ecdiy]

Hello Edgar, Thank you for your comment! I am very sorry for the delay in my reply. We did not go in detail with the back glass removal as they're relatively straight forward and there are quite a few videos covering that topic extensively. In short, you can use our OCA blade to slice the back glass adhesive also and remove the back. For the front, you'd refer to this video. Any further questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to comment further/contact us. (Contact us for the fastest response)

[@alvaromorales606]

Will this work for an amoled display like the tab s7+?

[@jjtuges]

How would you go about getting a new digitizer, I thought I saw the glass clearly, but turns out I didn't and separated the Digitizer/Touch Panel ( 1:34 ). The LCD/AMOLED is still intact, I just need the digitizer I guess.

[@ecdiy]

Hello, Thank you for the comment. I am sorry your repair isn't going as smoothly as we've hoped. Which phone are you working on? Best regards,

[@jjtuges]

@@ecdiy S21

[@crispyjokingtuna1495]

I honestly thought this would be more difficult. I am gonna have to practice since I have several cracked and broken displays laying around

[@triniapache]

Have u got one for the 11gen fire hd10 tablet glass replacement? Many thanks

[@ecdiy]

Unfortunately no, we do not have any tablet parts at the moment. I apologize for the inconvenience this may bring but if you have trouble sourcing it, let me know and I will see if I can find one for you. Best regards,

[@metalroofer6737]

will your method and your tool work with an s7 edge ? I cant find a video of s7 glass repair that they dont remove the back glass. will mess the battery up or something with the heat?

[@ecdiy]

Yes it will. S7 Edge can indeed be done without removing the back glass using this method. We also have have the custom IP 68 seal tape made for S7 edge as well as the older models. We have not experienced damage to the battery due to the heat. When the display is heated, the battery's temperature changes a lot less due to the fact the heat is dissipated rather quickly by the solid aluminum frame not to mention there is a layer of adhesive insulating the battery from physically touching the display panel. Any further questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us/comment further. Best regards,

[@themasterchief]

what kind of glue did you use bro? because I see that you didnt use a pressure machine or another machine to eliminate possible buubles in the screen

[@ppcsl]

Are these kits available in the UK?

[@Tpbmods]

I really hope this kit works. I broke my screen during firefighter training this Sunday, and now I have to use an old phone to hold me over.

[@ramelband]

Do you have a kit for the s20 fe 5g?

[@laptopstuff8886]

Sadly, even if you manage to get the glass off, the most proper way to put the nw glass on, is by luminating it with a machine (together with the phone of course. ) Two problems with the loca glue : 1- It will come loose eventually, and form bubbles . 2 - When you hold the phone up to the light, you can see that the glued surface has some waves (because the glue will not spill in a straight line. That would be hard to achieve).

[@threecubed3]

I think this repair is aimed towards the cost effectiveness rather than cosmetic perfection. Some ppl see this as an absolute win and some may not. Nonetheless, it is an option to fix cracked screens.

[@HansBelphegor]

​@@threecubed3i just dont wanna buy another damn phone or pay 100$ less for a repair shop to fix this when the kit i got was 20$

[@threecubed3]

@@HansBelphegor fair enough I'm glad it worked for you 👍

[@williamchristian5920]

Can I use the same method for IPad Air 4 with laminated display as well? By using the same glue that you are using

[@zachariapember1416]

No the touch screen of iPad Air 4 is separate from the lcd, will need to watch a video mate

[@sydbell8508]

Where does one buy the Ochre blade and pad to hold phone UK please.

[@ecdiy]

Hello Syd, Thank you for taking your time to comment! You can find more information about the tool/kit and buy it from our site www.expertcelldiy.com (link found in the description section of the video). We do ship to the UK regularly. Any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us/comment further. Have a great rest of the day.

[@marting.official]

I just ordered a kit from you. I'm quite excited and worried about the process but it's worth a try. Thanks for this really well explaination. 😊😊

[@ecdiy]

Thank you for your support! Any questions, please do not hesitate to comment further/contact us. Have a great rest of the day.

[@joseseda8640]

How u did

[@marting.official]

@@joseseda8640 hey there, I'm still waiting for it to arrive. I'll update when I'm done installing it.

[@marting.official]

@@ecdiy 👍🏽

[@marting.official]

Is there a way to contact you personally ? My package didn't arrive at my house and I can't check any further details in PostNL Regarding my order. It just said on the website that the delivery failed

[@CBKCUSTOM]

what glue you use is this applicable on curve lcd thankyou for your response

[@ecdiy]

Thank you for your comment. I'm certainly biased in answering this but the brand we use is Stronghold. LOCA stands for Liquid Optically Clear Adhesive, there are several options but please kindly note many LOCAs require a separate UV lamp to cure. (Ours is specially formulated to by hypersensitive to UV, so much so that exposure to daylight on a cloudy winter day is enough to cure the glue. I'd also like to note that ours can also be cured with a UV light). Any further questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us/comment further. Best regards,

[@user-2uf2kr2c]

Hello, nice video. I have an a52 with a cracked screen. The new glass already has oca-glue(says the discription). Should i also use the glue you use and why? Regards

[@ecdiy]

Technically, pre-installed OCA can be stacked with LOCA. Even if the OCA were to make contact with the glass somewhere before the LOCA, LOCA will fill up to the area seamlessly. This additional thickness does not cause touch issues even with a tempered glass screen protector. That's been my finding on my end at least. If you are interested, I should be able to find you an A52 front glass without the OCA film. Any further questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to comment further. Cheers,

[@kreinova2747]

hi, i saw you using Paper towel and Isopropyl alcohol to wipe the inner screen, does that not scratch the phone badly ? Paper towel is abrasive isn't it. Because actually i wiped my s20 ultra (the glass) and it has a lot of fine scratches from it ( spiral pattern ) as i wiped it spirally ... I found paper towel scratches more compared to just using cotton shirt. Sometimes with IPA , sometimes water

[@ecdiy]

Hello, Thank you for your comment. I haven't noticed this being an issue personally. You mentioned the paper towel scratched the glass, but it may have just been smudges being spread around. A clean cloth is indeed really good for picking up the last bit of smudges as well. We do include microfiber cloth for the final wipes but until that point, have not had an issue with paper towel. Any further questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us/comment further. Best regards,

[@crazy8ship]

Great video. Can you do one with the S23 ultra?

[@ecdiy]

Thank you! I'm going to do one soon! The concept is the exact same and the method would be the same though. Any further questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to comment further/contact us. Best regards,

[@frank.e.wildcat]

Hello. Im a little confused about gluing the screen, specifically camera on an S10, you said "dispense 2 drops on the OTHER side of the camera" should i just do like you did and glue the camera or is there more?

[@ecdiy]

You would typically do it just like I did and dispense a couple droplets of glue on the other side (other side being the opposite sound of where the glue would spread from) However, we have finished developing a clear camera hole cover film which all you'd need to do is press to seal over the camera hole area prior to gluing. This eliminates the need for back glass removal as well as the front camera removal! We have been providing it on a request basis at no extra cost for the past 4 months and no negative feedback has been received! Any further questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to comment further! Have a great rest of the day.

[@kiko7803]

hello do you think this method will work on a huawei p30 pro

[@SacreDro]

So on the Note10+ you need more glue on the top? What about the glue going to the ear port or speaker.

[@ecdiy]

On the Note 10+ and for all phones with a camera hole where the hole is physical, (for some of the newer devices, the "hole" is simply a clear piece of glass/plastic) yes, it is advised that you dispense a drop or two of the adhesive directly on the opposite side from the center of the phone/from the flow of the glue. Should some glue find its way to the ear port/speaker you can clean it afterwards using isopropyl alcohol & Q-tip or a toothbrush. Any further questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us/comment further. Best regards,

[@arjansingh6797]

I didn't see a kit for galaxy s20 fe 5g. Does the kit for galaxy s20 works for the FE

[@ecdiy]

Hello Arjan, We have the listing for the S20 FE available now and you can place the order. It is found with the other S20/S21 models. Any further questions/concerns please do not hesitate to contact us/comment further. Have a great rest of the day!

[@HealthyinEverySize]

Can you do a video for LG V60? I just bought your universal kit with the pro tools.

[@ecdiy]

Thank you for the suggestion and thank you very much for your purchase! It definitely seems to be an interesting device to do the video on. I shall look into this further. Best regards,

[@imwoofer4899]

@@ecdiy PLS DO I HAVE THE SAME ISSUE

[@is-sam]

Bro you go through the video speeding and it's so hard to follow through, you make it seem so easy and don't stress enough how easy it is to cut the display instead of the glue, I just rekt my screen

[@jjoseenrique]

Hello! I have a Poco F2 Pro with the cracked glass (it works perfectly, but the corner of the outside glass is cracked). Do you think it's fixable? I don't know if there are differences between the screens. Thanks!

[@ecdiy]

This, I'm sorry but I'm not sure. I have not tried it myself but if you ever see someone using a wire tool to do the glass replacement, our method would also work. Best regards,

[@roda4129]

hello does it work with find x3 pro? you don't sell the screen but i found it, and the oca machine is so expansive...

[@ecdiy]

Hello Ro Da Thank you for taking your time to comment. Yes, this method will work on a X3 Pro as well. Although the process requires care for all devices, the concept for the glass removal process is universal: Modern touchscreens have the layers/components assembled using OCA (Optically Clear Adhesive). The glue we use is simply the liquid version of it. Our OCA Blade tool is the same thickness as the wire tool, which you see many professionals on KZbin using to do the glass separation. As long as the tool is touching the underside of the front glass as it is being inserted into the display area, and heat is applied to soften the OCA layer, you will be able to remove the front glass. Any further questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us/comment further. Thank you and have a great rest of the day.

[@kalmankiss8891]

I bought it and I can say hats off to nanyone who can do this without damaging the screen. I think they make money on false hopes. I would love to see an uncut video where this is done 👎

[@ecdiy]

Hello Kalman, Thank you for sharing your experience. I am very sorry to hear that it did not go as smoothly as we had hoped. As our business started with the aim of providing affordable screen replacements, receiving feedback from customers who encounter difficulties is something we take seriously. It motivates us to continue innovating and making repairs easier. Would you be willing to share with us where things went wrong? This information could be helpful in assisting others to avoid similar situations. We may offer to issue you a full refund even though some of the items have been used. However, I would like to note that while the tools may differ, the fundamental concept behind our kit is essentially the same as what you find in other repair videos on KZbin. The gel pad, sticker thermometer and a hairdryer/heat gun are substitutes for the heated suction pad machine used by others. We understand that having that equipment can be more efficient. Although refurbishing a screen is a lot more delicate process, it can be compared to assembling furniture with a screwdriver instead of a drill. The only thing that differs is the initial separation. You may see others using a rotary tool to cut the glass around the corners to initiate the glass separation with the wire tool. This not only means an additional equipment is required, but in my opinion it's also not something that can be done successfully without training. With our method, the OCA blade is curled up and leaned back so that the tip is touching the underside of the glass and heat is applied to soften the adhesive holding the glass to the OLED thereby allowing the initial separation to take place as mentioned in the video. If we can be of any further assistance, please do not hesitate to comment further/contact us.

[@enthusiastlevel]

I think for buying a s 10 with a broken touch screen but the lcd is working i am but there is not much big of a crack on the glass so i am wondering can it be motherboard problem for not having touch screen or the lcd is faulty?

[@ecdiy]

I suppose it can technically be a motherboard problem but to this day, we have not come across a phone with such problem. For us, and our customers so far, every phone that has had a touch issue had been due to the digitizer layer being damaged which is a part of the display assembly (referring to the Front glass + digitizer + AMOLED/LCD "sandwich" shown in the diagram in the video) Any further questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us/comment further. Have a great rest of the day.

[@Fhuetej]

Is the oca blade reusable or is it done after one repair ?

[@ecdiy]

The OCA blade is indeed re-usable. Using it with the wire tool as shown here, it would be good for many devices (easily over a dozen). Please do kindly note that, pushing it when there is not enough heat can cause the tool to flex and when this happens many times, the tool can experience this thing called metal fatigue and slowly start losing its effectiveness. When used properly, you can easily do 3~4 devices with 1 OCA blade even with the OCA blade only method. Any further questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us/comment further. Best regards,

[@jimmy1556]

4:19 what do you mena by we need to remove the camera? My phone is s10 5g which has camera is under the screen as you explained. So does that mean that i will need to take the camera out and glue it, then put the camera back again? Im afraid if the glue will seep into the hole where i took the camera off.. Also, in 4:45, u said put two drops of the glue on the other side of the camera, but as I explained above, after taking the camera out, wouldn't glue would seep into the motherboard? Lastly, the ip 68 tape you have developed, explained in 4:29, do I keep it on and glue the glass on the display, or do I take it off before I put the glass?

[@ecdiy]

While we finished developing a camera hole film cover for other phones, we do not have it for S10 5G at the moment so yes, in your case you would remove the back to remove the front camera prior to gluing as shown in our video. Due to the surface tension and cohesive force of the glue, sometimes the glue can indeed fill around the camera hole without going in there (you'd want to dispense a small droplet or two around the far side of the opening - like shown in this video and our iPhone 14 Pro ). However, as this doesn't happen every time, so we recommend just removing the back glass and the camera prior to gluing. If any glue gets on the underside of the front camera area, you'd use isopropyl alcohol and Q-tip to clean the underside prior to assembling. Any further questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to comment further. Have a great rest of the day.

[@jimmy1556]

​​@@ecdiy for 4:45, can i use B7000 glue for adhesive instead? How do you think about the OCA adhesive film? Do you think it will make the process easier?

[@ecdiy]

Hey, so sorry. For some reason I did not receive a notification when you replied. No, B-7000 is not optically clear, nor is it spec'd for this repair otherwise. OCA adhesive film does make it easier for Samsung phones but OCA does require special equipment such as a laminator which uses heat and vacuum, and a bubble remover which uses heat and positive pressure. When it comes to iPhones and Pixels though, I'd say LOCA is easier and beginner friendly. Any further questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to comment further/contact us. Best regards,

[@fataldestiny5097]

Are the cracks in bezel also removed when replacing the front glass? And are small hairline crack near the bottom screen touching the bezel a cause of concern for changing the screen?...my device is a51 5g

[@ecdiy]

Hello, I'm so sorry for the delay. Not sure how I missed it but to answer your question, the bezel is actually a part of the glass that has a black coating on the underside. So yes, the cracks in the bezel are also removed when replacing the front glass and hairline crack at the bottom, no I wouldn't say it is a cause for a concern using this method as the wire would be gliding under the glass and slicing the adhesive layer. Any further questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us/comment further. Have a great rest of the day.

[@fataldestiny5097]

@@ecdiy oh thanks for the reply 😊....by the way I meant to ask that if I only have a small hairline crack near the screen extending to bezel is it necessary to change glass?

[@ecdiy]

@@fataldestiny5097 Not a problem at all. It is the least I can do. Ahh I see, thank you for your clarification. Cracked screens are more susceptible to further damage as the structural integrity of the layer which is ultimately protecting the soft display layer is greatly compromised but I wouldn't say a cracked screen repair is a 'necessary' repair in any case. It honestly comes down to a personal choice based on risk/reward. Any further questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us/comment further. Best regards,

[@markovujosevic3632]

For pixel phones would be highly appreciated.

[@mo-sh95]

can you please make a video for Pixel 6?

[@brittanywilliams2103]

Just attempted this and the blade damaged my LCD in the process. Now I have dead pixels. I feel like that part goes way too fast to see insertion points.

[@brianchoi86]

Hello I have watched and listened, I have samsung s10e screen glass need to be replaced and said in video if camera is in screen I need to remove front camera?

[@ecdiy]

Yes, and no. Yes because, typically you'd need to remove the back to remove the front camera prior to gluing. However, we have finished developing a clear camera hole cover film which all you'd need to do is press to seal over the camera hole area prior to gluing. This has been briefly shown in the S22 shorts video as well as the Pixel long form video but this eliminates the need for back glass removal as well as the front camera removal. Currently, it is only being provided on a request basis and no negative feedback has been received. It is being included free of charge on request basis. If you happen to be interested, simply send us a message once the order has been placed and we will have it included free of charge. Best regards,

[@mhale71]

Hi, I understand removing the front facing camera before gluing the new glass on, so that the glue doesn't dribble onto the lens. But isn't glue just gonna dribble into the void left by the removed camera?, and also dry in that position on the glass, causing focus problems when we re assemble? Or do we dab the camera hole with iso on a cotton tip? But then wouldn't that eat the glue and wick into the glue? Also, I don't get the point of the stickers? We put them on the display, then glue the glass over the top, then try and pull them out after the glue is spread? I noticed the new camera spot things in the new vid and I don't get if that is the intention with them too? Thanks

[@ecdiy]

Typically, yes you would need to clean the underside of the camera hole area with a Q-tip and isopropyl alcohol. However, we have finished developing a clear camera hole cover film which all you'd need to do is press to seal over the camera hole area prior to gluing. This eliminates the need for back glass removal as well as the front camera removal! We have been providing it on a request basis at no extra cost for the past 4 months and no negative feedback has been received! As for the stickers, it ensures dust/debris/water do not seep in to the internals. The internals are sealed from under the display on the sides on all phones via IP68 tape adhesive (Some phones the top is sealed from the underside also) You do not pull them out after the glue is spread. Any further questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to comment further! Have a great rest of the day.

[@mhale71]

Thankyou!, so you leave the stickers in place then? They won't be visible through the glass? And we leave the camera dot as well? I think I understand now. I got my kit off you before you started doing that and I haven't bit the bullet yet because I was busy in summer but planning on attempting soon, I need to remove the back glass anyway because that is broken.

[@ecdiy]

@@mhale71 That is correct. The stickers stay in place. They are placed behind the bezel (the black border of the front glass) so it is not visible. The camera dot, yes that is correct. you would leave it in there. Any further questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to comment further! I am here to help. Have a great rest day.

[@BoricuaRD1]

Hey ECDiy just an ideas! If you could have a background picture of the glue application so people can trace the application would be really helpful!

[@ecdiy]

This is actually a really neat idea! Because it's not too difficult to spread the glue using the method outlined in the video, I hadn't put too much thought into the exact pattern of the glue dispensing but I'm sure it exists. I will look into it further. Thank you for the suggestion!

[@Optimusprimepresident]

Do I have to disassemble the phone and take out the front camera on samsung s22 Ultra? Or can I just simply remove the glass and glue it by letting it spread by its own weight? And when you said to put two drops of glue on the other side of the camera, you mean to out two drops on the camera lense for devices that don't have a hole for the camera?

[@ecdiy]

The two drops on the 'other side' referring to above the camera area for S22 Ultra as glue spreading from the center will not make it across the hole (most if not all will eventually get filled via via capillary action, if you leave it long enough but dispensing 2 droplets make it a lot easier). We used the term "other side" as cameras for S10/S10+ are in the corner, the side opposite from where the glue will be spreading from. We'll have a video on this soon but S22 Ultra, the camera removal requires patience with isopropyl alcohol & heat. It can take a few minutes for the isopropyl alcohol to soften the adhesive holding the camera but you can dispense the alcohol there by soaking the ends of a Q-tip and squeezing it out over the camera. We do have a film that we developed which you can place over the area before gluing. It's featured briefly in our pixel video here (kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXfOp6JrYtyteKs&feature=shares&t=261). Let us know if you are interested as we can provide it to you at no cost with our kit. This will eliminate the need for disassembly also but you can see the outline of it when the screen is not on. Any further questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us/comment further. Best regards,

[@Optimusprimepresident]

@@ecdiy So, with the protecrive film I will not have to disassemble the back to take the camera out? And in the case that I dont have the film for the camera, on a samsung s22 ultra, would I have to disassemble the back and take it out? And last question, would a regular hair dryer work to dry the glue on the glass to take it out? Is it easier to take out the glass with heat or with isopropyl alcohol?

[@leroysalas9833]

Tssss even with enough heat, the screen blamed out. Now I gotta for sure replace it

[@stevenmoorebanjo]

Can you please show how to remove the front facing camera in s20/s21 etc. that is needed when replacing the front glass?

[@ecdiy]

Hello Steven, Thank you for your comment. It is definitely something I am considering for the future, but we just might be able to eliminate the need for front camera removal altogether! In the new Pixel video that will be uploaded in a few hours, the new accessory that would allow for this would be revealed. Spoiler alert: It's probably going to be one of those 'oh man that was so obvious' moments. For now though, I'd say take a look at one of the 'teardown' videos on KZbin, there are a few for each model and most explain the process pretty well. I'm also happy to send you a direct link if you are able to let me know which phone you are working on specifically. Any further questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us/comment further. Best regards,

[@w4.k]

Is the glass you're selling the same one used in the S10+? (Corning Gorilla Glass 6)

[@ecdiy]

We purchase our glass as originals, but to our understanding, it is not possible to confirm that it is indeed Gorilla glass even with a spectroradiometer and the brand does not participate in authenticating parts nor do they sell the glass part on their own. Our glass is made of aluminosilicate glass which is technically speaking, what Gorilla glass is but what also makes it difficult to confirm is that between different generations of Gorilla glass, it's not just the chemical composition that has changed, but the manufacturing process that reduces defects. (All glass products, like diamonds, have tiny microscopic defects). However, we have done various tests including break tests to know that our glass is comparable to the original take-off. Most glasses found online these days are soda lime glass, or low iron soda lime glass made to look like aluminosilicate glass and there is a big price difference. If we can be of any further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us. Best regards,

[@Jeanclaudevanderfield]

I don't see a lot for a Samsung S21 5G on your site , think it has the 6.2" screen. Love the video, do you have the S21 5G screen kit available? Model SM- G991 U

[@Jeanclaudevanderfield]

"lot", typo, I meant I don't see a "kit" , sorry

[@ecdiy]

@@Jeanclaudevanderfield Hello, thank you for taking your time to comment. For S21 5G, you'd select the S21 kit available on our site. Unlike the S20 series, all S21 series are 5G. Any further questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us. Have a great weekend!

[@Jeanclaudevanderfield]

@ECDiy Thank you, I had noticed that there is an S21 model designation phone, and also a seperate S21 5G designation phone model from Samsung online, but looks like maybe the S21 was cancelled? I was concerned they had different size screens, but they are both 6.2" according to my recent research. So if you have a 6.2" S21 screen repair, then I'm sure that works. 👍😁 Thanks so much!

[@idk8964]

Will this work on a cracked Samsung s8 plus that has a flickering/glitching display or would I need to replace the entire display? It is flickering and changing colors but responds to all touching

[@ecdiy]

Unfortunately, in almost all cases, display issues like the ones you describe are not resolved by replacing the glass alone as they are caused by physical damage to the display layer. The display would need to be replaced entirely. There are rare cases where the way the glass is broken puts pressure/pinches the flex cable at the bottom causing the issue. Removing the broken glass would resolve the issue in these cases but it's quite rare. Any further questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us.

[@nicoauditt]

Hey there. Quick question. Do you have an idea on how long will it take to get to Colombia?

[@nicoauditt]

Planning to buy an S9+ repair kit and the pro tool kit

[@ecdiy]

To Colombia, looking at some of the recent orders shipped there you are looking at about 12~14 business days (roughly 2.5 weeks). Any further questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us/comment further. Best regards,

[@andrewisraelsen1701]

While trying this my first time on an s20 fe, I destroyed my display when prying it up. How do I pry up correctly in the future? When the levarage, which layer to be on, etc? Or should I just take the screen off in the future, or use a dremel like I see in other videos? Thank you so much!

[@ecdiy]

Hello Andrew, I am very sorry to hear your experience did not go as smoothly as we've hoped. I haven't experienced display damage during the prying process on our end, but I suppose it is possible if there wasn't enough heat applied to soften the adhesive? I can see how the layers of the display could be strained/pulled without the adhesive being softened. Would you by any chance be able to provide us with a photo of the device so we can better assess what may have happened? Any further questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to comment further/contact us. Best regards,

[@optimalsettings]

This is really a tricky work. Given mine to a service for 150 Bucks.

[@louisax4058]

Do you have a kit for Samsung Galaxy A8?

[@ecdiy]

Unfortunately no, not at the moment but we do offer a universal kit (pretty much all the contents of a regular kit minus the glass; glass to be sourced on the customer's end. There are a couple of sellers selling the replacement for A8 on eBay for example) Any further questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to comment further/contact us. Have a great rest of the day.

[@HKYT649]

cool

[@karmabasedj8184]

Plan to do this on my note 8. I dont have a heat gun. Would just a hair dryer work?

[@ecdiy]

While you can do the repair with a hair dryer, depending on the model it can take a long time to get the display heated enough. Bringing the nozzle close to the phone helps speed up the heating (but not too close as it can lead to the hairdryer overheating) but ultimately, we recommend using a heat gun. Any further questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us/comment further. Have a great rest of the day.

[@karmabasedj8184]

@@ecdiy ty!

[@ULYthGrade]

Where do I find the glue removal tool

[@renzabarracoso2520]

just use isopropyl alcohol

[@kidsarena7299]

Do you have glass for note 10 plus?And do I need to remove the back glass to remove the front camera prior to glueing?thanks as its my first time

[@ecdiy]

We do have glass/kit for Note 10+. There is going to be a new video featuring a new accessory we're almost finished developing that would allow you to do the gluing process without taking the back glass off to remove the front camera prior to gluing. We're happy to include it in the kit as well as give you more information on it. Please feel free to contact us. Best regards,

[@tobyneal1438]

@@ecdiy I am interested in this new accessory. Any more information on that?

[@spratax1117]

Now I found you..❤

[@skellington2348]

Amazing, i have One question. What is the thickness of the wire?

[@ecdiy]

0.06mm is what I prefer to use.

[@florimetaj1673]

Bro i have a s21 but i want to ask about batery when i unplug charger from 100% goes 97 within 4 min but i get 5 hours sot do you know if batery neeeds to be replace

[@ecdiy]

That's hard to say, could be other hardware/app issues not related to the battery health. There's also no guarantee that the new battery would be any better in a sense that a lot, if not most of the batteries on the market are used batteries wrapped to look like new. I'm sorry I'm not able to provide you with a clear answer. Best regards,

[@britterm]

For the S21 5G, do I need to remove the camera? The kit says it only needs to be removed on the S20 - is this the case?

[@ecdiy]

Hello, Unfortunately yes. The good news is that S21 has a plastic back which makes the disassembly a breeze. Once the back is removed, it is a pretty simple process of removing a few screws, and unclipping the front camera as shown here kzbin.info/www/bejne/e52taoZjlr92fZo We do include a new back panel adhesive tape also. Any further questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us/comment further. Best regards,

[@JaswalM123]

@@ecdiy why nothing for the S22?

[@mohammadsami855]

Is it made of materials like the original ones like for s21 is it made of Corning Gorilla Glass Victus

[@ecdiy]

Hello Izaaz, Thank you for taking your time to comment Our glass is made of aluminosilicate glass which is technically speaking, what Gorilla glass is. We purchase our glass as originals, but to our understanding, it is not possible to confirm that it is indeed Gorilla glass even with a spectroradiometer and the brand does not participate in authenticating parts nor do they sell the glass part on their own. What also makes it difficult to confirm is that between different generations of Gorilla glass, it's not just the chemical composition that has changed, but the manufacturing process that reduces defects. (All glass products, like diamonds, have tiny microscopic defects). However, we have done various tests including break tests to know that our glass is comparable to the original take-off. Most glasses found online these days are soda lime glass, or low iron soda lime glass made to look like aluminosilicate glass and there is a big price difference. If we can be of any further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us. Have a great rest of the day.

[@mohammadsami855]

@@ecdiy thanks

[@percival23]

Thank you for showing me you have to be nuts to try to do this yourself.

[@ecdiy]

"be crazy enough to know you can do anything in life" ❤

[@jamieb1826]

So do you need to remove the front facing camera on the s20 before you start removing the front glass ?

[@ecdiy]

Hello Jamie, Yes & no. Yes, because on the S20, the camera hole is a physical hole in the display panel (S20FE, and some of the newer flat display Pixel phones, it's a clear piece of plastic in that area, not a physical hole). No because we finished developing the clear circle film that sticks to the display without adhesive. This would be featured in a new video (But it's briefly shown at the end of our Pixel video). This film being installed prior to the gluing would prevent the glue from going on the camera lens. We're happy to include this free of charge with your purchase if you happen to be interested. Any further questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us/comment further. Best regards,

[@boramat]

I wonder if this method will work for surface pro 7+?

[@ecdiy]

Hello Bora, I have yet to work on the specific device myself but it appears OCA was used to bond the front glass to the LCD for Pro 7+ and it would work. Just on a side note in case others stumble upon this: For previous devices from surface pro 4 to regular 7, the front glass was fused together with the digitizer(layer responsible for sensing the touch) and the front glass+digitizer combo was taped on to the LCD using tapes only along the parameters. Older iPads were also made this way and while our OCA Blade + wire tool can be quite helpful in replacing the front glass on such devices, the LOCA glue is not necessary. Any further questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us. Best regards,

[@Talmiior]

With this one, removing the front facing camera, on the s10 and up, what do you do afterwards? I'm assuming some of the glue seeps into the camera lens area. I'm guessing you need to clean that cured glue out afterwards, correct? What is the best method to do that?

[@ecdiy]

Good news! You no longer have to remove the front camera with our camera hole cover film. With it, all you need to do is press the clear film centered over the camera area to seal the edges so the glue doesn't get onto it. It isn't something we advertise yet, so if you happen to be interested, simply send us a message after placing the order and we will ship the film with it. Without it, you'd want to use a Q-tip and isopropyl alcohol to clean the underside of the glass. Due to the viscosity of the glue and the camera area being close to the edge (glue would be spread quite thin by the time it gets to the camera area), there isn't a whole lot of glue that makes its way to the inside of the phone if any.

[@muyaesha]

one question, does these kinds of repair will help with dead touchscreen zones?

[@ecdiy]

For any display issues including touch issues, unfortunately you'd need to replace the display as a whole. Replacing the glass layer will not resolve the issue. Any further questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us/comment further. Best regards,

[@h3h3umm]

Bout to use my FDM printer as a hot plate xD

[@Bartem_]

Do you need to remove the front camera on the Google Pixel 6 as well?

[@ecdiy]

Hello Barten, No, for Google phones, you would remove the display off the phone first, do the initial separation with the OCA Blade, then place the display glass side down on the gel pads prior to slicing the glue layer. As the display would be off the phone for this process, when you glue, you do not have to worry about the glue overflowing onto the camera area. You would simply need to use a Q-tip and isopropyl alcohol to clean the camera area prior to installing the display. Any further questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us/comment further. Have a great rest of the day.

[@ecdiy]

Hello Barten, No, for Google phones, you would remove the display off the phone first, do the initial separation with the OCA Blade, then place the display glass side down on the gel pads prior to slicing the glue layer. As the display would be off the phone for this process, when you glue, you do not have to worry about the glue overflowing onto the camera area. You would simply need to use a Q-tip and isopropyl alcohol to clean the camera area prior to installing the display. Any further questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us/comment further. Have a great rest of the day.

[@Bartem_]

@@ecdiy thanks a lot for the fast response! How would I go about heating the display once the screen is glass side down on the gel pad?

[@Bartem_]

@@ecdiy by the way, I'm getting this error when I try the discount code: KZbinDIY discount code isn’t valid for the items in your cart

[@ecdiy]

@@Bartem_ Not a problem at all! I apologize for the delay in my response, but with Google phones, as you are working with the display assembly separate, you can heat the back side of the display to heat the glue layer. Thermal conductivity of the glass and the display membrane is similar so the process is the same other than the fact that you'd only be able to gauge the wire slicing through the location of the wires off the sides. Any further questions/concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us/comment further. Have a great rest of the day.