How to Remove the Samsung Galaxy S8+ Back Glass Cover

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This is a tutorial video on how to remove and replace the back glass cover on your Samsung Galaxy S8+.
Its the same procedure and same glass back cover used for all carrier models.
All models -
G955F (Europe, Global Single-SIM)
G955FD (Global Dual-SIM)
G955W (Canada)
G955A (AT&T)
G955P (Sprint)
G955T (T-Mobile)
G955V (Verizon)
G955R4 (US Cellular)
G955U (USA Unlocked)
G955S/G955K/G955L (South Korea)
G9550 (China). Available in India, China and Korea with 128 GB storage and 6 GB RAM. Also known as Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus.
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.

[@weisell-2383]

worked like a charm !

[@rodmugs]

very helpful

[@mikeg3774]

Hey Dude, Some descriptions, technical details, explanations, etc., would make a huge difference in the content quality of this video. I needed to find out if there were any attachments between the back cover and the phone before I peeled it (the rest of the way) off. I'm guessing there's just one wire that needs to be be reattached but having no idea what the attachment itself looks like, or what holds it in, or how to know it's securely attached, I'm still apprehensive. What about cleaning out any dust that's collected inside from being loose? Can an electronics wash be used to get the dust on the inside unstuck? Are there any pitfalls? How many ways are there to screw this thing up if I go poking around in there? I'm being critical but I mean no offense. The video is at least a good start and I appreciate the effort.

[@cessfrias7274]

It is capable in water resistant if it open already?

[@rodmugs]

thanks

[@DumbMcDoofus]

could not heat it up enough glued stayed stuck to the phone. going to replace screen with battery connected.

[@jairomontoya1397]

It can void the warranty?

[@SagePatrynXX]

question is does the warranty cover it. Is it safe to be carrying around a broken phone. I would think warranty would cover it but generally have no idea.. hate this glass fad. LG G6 has it, I woulda preferred the HTC X. But Bestbuy wouldn't carry it locally and lied about it not being available online. Now HTC has the U with the stupid back glass, true now it can be wirelessly charged but now it'll brittle

[@mmbnyc2003]

Can the heat from the hotplate damage the battery?

[@SoulMarauder59]

yeah?

[@jake3736]

You didn't use the part you linked