Galaxy S24 Ultra Back Glass Replacement Repair

[@sunnydaybadua2868]

Is the replacement glass same quality with the OEM?

[@michellebrown3636]

trying my hardest to get back glass off but it just wont budge! Ive got a heat gun and the phone is getting so hot its burning me but the glass is not budging at all. help

[@BookWorm2369]

@@michellebrown3636 do you have the suction cup and pick?

[@ersbit]

i’m sorry, but what you are saying seems impossible. Because if you have heated the back glass of any smart phone for at least one minute on the house setting on any hidden gun, you might be able to remove the back glass or at least have a gap between the back glass and the frame of the device. I even think if the black glass was sealed using superglue hitting the device for at least one minute using the highest setting on a heat gun is probably going to make the back glass soft enough for you to start the removal process.

[@ersbit]

so currently let me know what is the state of the device is the smart phone OK is it still working without any issues after you have tried? Number two what type of heat gun are you using? Is it a common hairdryer? A common hair dryer might take a little bit longer to hit the device. I was supposed to a regular heat gun like the one that I used. It is a bit hard to help with comments. If you want you can send me an email with pictures of what you currently have then I can try to help you out. [e-mail]

[@michellebrown3636]

@@BookWorm2369 yep, i got the kit he suggested off amazon

[@michellebrown3636]

​@ersbit yep I borrowed my sisters heat gun, I phone got so hot it was burning me! I don't understand either 😢 I'll email you a picture of the heat gun now. Yes my phone is still working 😊

[@youngnitch]

Will it still be water resistant after this

[@ersbit]

Generally any repair front or back and going inside the phone will remove the water resistance!! Now to restore it you basically cannot as you would not have the machine to scientifically confirm the device is water resistant again after you finish the repair. Only shops and especially authorized repair shops have this type of machine to guarantee that the phone has became water resistant again. This is why when I finish these videos I don't say it is water resistant again as this would be a gamble and no scientific data to confirm it. Just consider the device no longer water resistant if you do it yourself. Light water splashing or light rain should "should" be fine but Submerging the phone under water will be a big gamble.

[@ibrahimwanga4823]

Hi Mine has a small crack is it still water proof or not

[@ersbit]

Not sure dépend on where it is located and also if the Crack has pierced the plastic underneath the glass.

[@MinhNguyen-by8ey]

what is the purpose of the B7000 ? is that recommended for water resistance?

[@amukav5749]

yup but can work, but not 100 % that u can put the phone in water i think

[@ersbit]

B7000 would serve as reinforcement and may even increase water egress but I still would not consider the device as water resistant like it was new. Rain splash water etc...should be fine but fully Submerging like I did in my water test would definitely be a huge gamble 😅. The big issue is there's no scientific way to certify it to be water resistant without using the pressure machine to test like they did before sending the devices. You can test by Submerging it but again the risk of damage is high since you don't know if it is or not water resistant after the repair. If you got to a shop that guarantees their work as water resistant at least you can have them accountable if anything goes wrong.

[@ersbit]

Thank you for replying. I didn't see the message until now

[@iMax1975]

Excellent video. A+

[@ersbit]

Thanks, appreciate it 👍🏽

[@Schstech2971]

podria colocarlo sin la pistola de calor ? el mio es verde pero quiero la tapa gris

[@aldogabrielpazrangel8103]

Sigue conservando la proteccion IP68?

[@ersbit]

Unfortunately no. There's no way to make sure it is still water resistant.

[@mattk9698]

Honestly lately I noticed they had better resistance with say a s6 or something older..kinda weird

[@canubeleiveit]

Looks good!!

[@ersbit]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it 😊

[@gosxx911]

Can i put s24ultra back glass in s22ultra?

[@ersbit]

No. Samsung doesn't want people to do things like that that's why they modify it slightly for the back to not have any backward compatibility.

[@ersbit]

It should not work.

[@abdulsalim7643]

I admire your tutorials, it really makes my work pretty easy this.. I will like for you to send the link to where I could find those clippers and other tools

[@valentinserban3987]

Hou mutch weell cost you???

[@cruzcontrol4109]

This dosent look hard at all. Thanks for the video!

[@ersbit]

Yep. It's actually easy. Someone who never did something like this would get it done less than 1hr. Others it would be less a lot less 😅

[@Maximalien]

How does that back part crack isn't that metal???

[@stunningcactus978]

nope, it is usually glass or plastic. in this case, i think this model has a glass back.

[@michellebrown3636]

they are all glass backs now adays

[@BookWorm2369]

It's glass

[@AlfazShaikder]

S22 back glass convert to s23

[@ersbit]

No, they're not compatible. You'll need to use the correct back glass for the S22.

[@kellyjames8560]

That accent 🥵🤤

[@ersbit]

😂😂

[@kellyjames8560]

@ersbit I followed your tutorial and placed the new cover just fine and even in a case, it has a crack down the center too. 🤦🏽‍♀️ At least I know how to fix it now. Thank you