Samsung S20 Plus 5G Screen Replacement: Detailed Step-by-Step Guide

Welcome to our detailed step-by-step guide on Samsung S20 Plus 5G screen replacement! In this tutorial, we will walk you through the entire process of replacing the screen on your Samsung S20 Plus 5G, saving you time and money on professional repairs.
If you've encountered a cracked or broken screen on your Samsung S20 Plus 5G, this DIY tutorial is perfect for you. With our easy-to-follow instructions and expert tips, you'll be able to restore your phone's display to its former glory in no time.
Throughout the video, we provide a comprehensive guide, covering each stage of the screen replacement process. From disassembling the device and removing the old screen to installing the new one and ensuring a seamless fit, we leave no stone unturned.
Our tutorial is suitable for both beginners and those familiar with smartphone repairs. We explain the necessary tools and provide useful insights into handling delicate components with care. You'll gain valuable knowledge on LCD replacement, adhesive application, and avoiding common pitfalls.
By following our detailed instructions, you can save money by replacing the screen yourself, rather than paying for expensive professional repairs. Additionally, you'll have the satisfaction of knowing that you accomplished this repair on your own.
Whether you're looking to fix a cracked screen, replace a broken display, or simply upgrade your skills in smartphone repair, our step-by-step guide is your go-to resource. Don't let a damaged screen hold you back any longer-watch our tutorial and get your Samsung S20 Plus 5G back in top shape!
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[@nin9liv9s]

Because of your video, I have saved my wife's phone while saving a lot of money. Much appreciated, thank you for this.

[@SENTHILKUMAR-uz1sf]

10 times watch this video step by step.. fix my phone, LCD came without front camera and speaker.. I fix that my self.. finally done, thanks alot brother..

[@nonotnasty8965]

The best step by step guide out there. Apart from not showing how to reapply some glue (I used B-700 which was straight forward), this guide literally showed everything and I saved myself £100. Happy days!

[@iDoctorUK]

Thanks! We actually use Tesa tape to re secure the back cover when we don’t have an original seal available. Tape doesn’t have a curing time and is as strong as glue without the mess

[@nonotnasty8965]

@@iDoctorUK isn't Tesa Tape a fabric material used for wiring looms. It doesn't cause a water tight seal does it?

[@acid6112]

Excellent video. Used to replace my own S20+ screen. Only thing was you forgot to link tools used in description! Bought screen from ebay, on the listing it said to test before fully installing. Easy enough to do, gently placed the battery and motherboard into the device over the top of the plastic covers that came on the new screen. Connected battery, side buttons and display. Booted fine, and tested screen which worked great. Just had to keep the phone suspended and look up from underneath so the unsecured components didnt fall out. Turned off, removed factory bits from new screen and slapped all the components in. Good as new. Only thing I forgot was some form of adhesive to secure the back glass to the phone. Ordered some B-700 another commenter mentioned. Thanks!!

[@GhostBanks]

Hey didn't your s20+ give you green line issues? Even after changing the screen

[@acid6112]

@@GhostBanks Nah mine was all good. No issues at all with the screen. Had a bit of trouble getting the back glass to stick down but think i just had shitty glue. have sinced cracked the back glass so need to replace it anyway!

[@GhostBanks]

@@acid6112 oh okay thanks for the reply. I don't think I'd be fixing mine soon for the price of the screen here is almost what I got the phone for. Crazy yeah?

[@brysoncharlie]

Just cracked mine open and decided to look up a video once I got it open. Let's gooo!!!

[@dimanpro7007]

Thank you for this tutorial, pretty easy to follow!

[@McCheese-Combo]

Thank you! Saved $220 nz by doing this myself ❤

[@CrIsPe3]

Okkk ill do this by myself! Thank you for the video 🙏🏻

[@remure1894]

Thank you very much, I got a new screen today and I changed it and everything works fine. Your video is detailed and clear

[@adis8383]

where di you gewt the sc sir >??

[@jumont23]

Where did you get your new screen from? Great video 🙂

[@L_C01]

So it's not necessary to reapply adhesive to the vibration motor, battery and back cover?

[@amjadali-tv3si]

Hogly impressed. You know your job brother. Absolutely flawless with great precision ❤. Lahore Pakistan

[@deanp847]

Great video. Any vids on front camera replacement?

[@terabyte_]

It would very useful if you put a written description of the tools you use. Thank you very much anyway, you saved my phone and my wallet.

[@KMorton711]

Good vid,,, just a bunch of screws and popping everything off, definitely worth doing if you like the phone,,,, my S20 is a spare beater phone which I still like,. New screen it’ll be great

[@MirelRC]

Does this service pack Display + chassis come with pre-applied adhesive for the battery? I want to replace my S20+ 5G display as it started to have some problems, also I want to replace my battery too.

[@wendymurray2244]

do you replace for people, if so how much do you charge please. thank you

[@terryb3511]

What is the liquid you are adding for removal. Can't quite make out what it is. Thanks for a great video!

[@PompeyProductions]

He said he was using isopropyl alchol

[@djsolstice8964]

Another name for it is ethanol. Use 70% ethanol

[@glorifyhisname4574]

Rubbing alchohol, it's in the pharmacy section

[@lesliewhicker7409]

Do you not need to reapply glue when replacing the back cover

[@ewenfagan9347]

thanks very helpfull

[@techrev9999]

Just ordered a replacement screen, etc. for mine - this does look a lot easier than I thought it would be. I hate messing with adhesives, but the IPA is a good idea. I'm not going to buy a suction cup for the battery - though I don't doubt you're right. It's, probably, one of very few times I'll do this. Either way, thanks. Read the replies to this comment for my experiences doing this repair. It went very well.

[@justfunny7056]

Hi !you ordered from which country ? Cause i want to ordered too from China but i don't if the lcd screen is gonna be like that one he used in the video

[@justfunny7056]

Hi !you ordered from which country ? Cause i want to ordered too from China but i don't if the lcd screen is gonna be like that one he used in the video

[@techrev9999]

@@justfunny7056 I ordered from China, and it's not an original Samsung part. Plus, though it looks like it should work with my phone, it's not necessarily made for my specific model of S20+, so until I get it and install it - I can't make any recommendation whatsoever. I'm still waiting on it to come.

[@techrev9999]

@@justfunny7056 Update - I installed it. Was one of the easiest repairs I've ever done. Just followed the video. I used my fingers a lot, and carefully pried up the battery with plastic thingy. Erm, don't try this at home, if you screw it up, I take no responsibility. The front camera isn't blurry. I got the front and back cover together pretty cheap. Looks great. New phone. I was careful with the battery, if you do something wrong there, you can cause a serious fire. Be careful. My battery was fully discharged, in fact, I panicked a bit thinking it wouldn't charge - but I left it plugged in for a while, and it came up :/. If any issues pop up, I'll update. It, really, does seem like the screens from any model S20+ are compatible with every other model. Don't quote me on that, but this one worked just fine. After Samsung told me they couldn't do it - even for a LOT more money - because I'm in a different country than the phone came from. This is, kind of, important - because at this point, the phone isn't worth the repair, unless you do it yourself with cheaper aftermarket parts. I think the only thing I really did different than the video was to take the camera thing from the back cover, and swap it, because it had some kind of circuit board on the old one that wasn't on the new one. I think it's a microphone or something. I think there was one other piece under the camera that I popped out of the old one and put in, too. Maybe that's the microphone. Dunno, but I did both, lol. Another thing was - I only used IPA on the battery. The other parts, I carefully pulled out, and kept the old adhesives on the part, then they just stuck back in to the new screen. My phone is Canadian. I will update later on my experiences with the adhesive that comes with the screen. Right now, I'm kind of doubting it. But sometimes adhesives will cure a bit over a couple days. I don't know.

[@matss.7159]

​​​@@techrev9999 Hey, do you have a link of the screen you ordered by any chance? Or at which store did you oder it?

[@ianyoung8392]

How easy is it to get screen replacements that are the same quality as Samsung or original parts online?

[@MsNIKITA]

I noticed the sub board screws are ever so slightly shorter than the other screws.

[@fidelisnkeih824]

Do you have a link to buy a replacement screen?

[@justfunny7056]

Good question i also wanna know

[@codyrobinson5130]

I have a donor phone to swap to. , if i remove my motherboard and all my parts and swap to the donor phone, will i lose all my data and storage off my OG phone ?? Or would it be wiser to try and swap just the screens ??

[@phoenix_plays_3515]

motherboard contains the cpu storage etc, so no you will not lose your data, I always advice everyone attempting to repair phones to be careful not to knock out some integrated components when disconnecting the flex cables its almost the only thing that can go wrong, best of luck

[@rammsjazi]

Hola que tal, una duda. Hace unos días le cambie el display a mi s20 plus pero vi que el instalador le puso una cinta donde tapando donde entiendo esta el lector de huella y después de terminar el lector de huella en pantalla no funciona no lo reconoce el software, crees que haya sido por la cinta que le puso??

[@destvo86]

Was it glued back together or just placed back on?

[@radziuxd1910]

Thank you, I just replaced my USB-C socket. :)

[@iDoctorUK]

Glad I could help!

[@andres81milano]

Hi! No need to put glue to paste the new back cover?

[@filipesilva1395]

I think he forgot about this.Its important glue in front and rear.I ordered T7000.

[@techrev9999]

@@filipesilva1395 That's something I may have to look at. The adhesive that came with my screen doesn't seem like it's the best. If it doesn't work well, in the end, at least now I have an idea what to order. Thank you.

[@wormboii]

Hi! Thank you for sharing this video. I am about to chane my s20+ screen in a few weeks time and happy to aee this DIY video. May I know the size of the screw that you used for this phone?

[@ef155]

Thanks a lot for your video very very interesting....Where can i buy it?

[@abdullaabdulla7749]

Thanks😊❤

[@yocobicus]

Interesting, I recently learned that current oled screens do not agree with me. I just recently bought a onePlus Nord N30 because it has an IPS-LCD display. I have to keep this in mind for the time after when I upgrade this phone maybe just downgrade the screen back to an after-market IPS-LCD. onePlus Nord N30 has quite a lot of features and even though the processor is supposedly slower. I really don't think it is? Regardless I still have to find a phone closer to the size of an LG6 that was the perfect size, I think.

[@keunseek]

It's G986N, what should I buy?

[@Dazzle2966]

Thanks pal 👍

[@iDoctorUK]

Any time!

[@marlonverano1122]

Hello how to fixed my Samsung s20 plus high heat temperature at the back while using it?

[@Tumusica311]

😊Where can we buy the screen?

[@shinraninja]

can you give detailed list of what you used?? and also where to buy - and also does this work same on normal s20 or just +

[@iDoctorUK]

Cross head driver, razor blade, plastic opening tools, heat mat

[@iDoctorUK]

Very similar method for the regular S20

[@hdbs1743]

thanks, it works :)

[@nediredell1987]

Cant see the parts and tools you used in the description. Can you please add them to this comment ?

[@CamWolf4]

List of tools and parts in description??

[@nairming4958]

Hi, I live in canada. Where can I buy that LCD? Thanks.

[@Tumusica311]

Link to buy screen?

[@ashlaniesdemati6212]

What alcohol you use

[@brindaaloha28]

Can I buy s20+ SM-G985F screen to replace s20+ 5G SM-G986N screen?

[@pablotorres6997]

Fantastic, thank you!

[@YehoodToob]

Where did you learn your trade?

[@oluwaseunademuyiwa8328]

Please help I have this phone and my speaker and mouthpiece is not working The phone is not detecting them

[@kindofpleasure]

i can't find a link for the tools

[@samuelamosun4659]

Does the face ID still work after wards?

[@iDoctorUK]

There is no reason that it shouldnt

[@kojosarfoarhin1613]

How much is the S20+ 5G new display

[@8ballpoolph]

How much cost LCD bro ?

[@destvo86]

What is the alcohol used? He mumbles when he says it so I have no idea what to use

[@ukrodgers]

It's Isopropyl Alcohol

[@xantoshadhikari]

Is It Water Resistant After The Replacement?😅

[@iDoctorUK]

I'sh. I wouldn't go swimming with it😳

[@thetetch6593]

I've just had a new screen put on this same model phone but the screen keeps going off the phone is still on as its vibrating but the screen is blank can anyone help please???? Has the screen not been fitted correctly??

[@dockane2]

Yeah inside the phone the screen the flex cable that holds it on there if they didn't put it on exactly right it can pop off with a slight bumper impact the phone has to be taken apart again and make the connections chances are no damage was done but simply the screen we came unplugged

[@angelhanrahan7390]

could of let me know the power/volume cable was the LITERAL ONLY THING I COULD OF CUT ON THIS THING cool.

[@tekkenm2000]

you skipped removal of the antenna -

[@waydedelano9520]

Wheres the tools my guy?

[@kindofpleasure]

my screws dont come off

[@dr6124]

Tried screwdriver?

[@professor_meowington]

Yeah think I'm just gonna get a new phone instead 😂

[@iDoctorUK]

I think for this model it is at the line where the screen replacement is almost as much as it costs to replace the phone

[@lillia2479]

Just looked it up last weekend. Screen replacement is about $100-$130. A refurbished phone replacement is about $200-$230.

[@allanl4857]

If had mine replaced at least 3times it cost me $300 USD every time I wish I could find a cheaper place to do it

[@GhostBanks]

​@@lillia2479 so.... What do you reckon? Change the screen or go buy a different phone?

[@lillia2479]

@@GhostBanks If you want the experience, replace the screen. If you don't want the hassle, buy a new phone.

[@slarbiter]

Damn that's an unruly amount of screws and pieces to remove to replace the screen. No wonder it costs $300 to fix and $100 to just buy another phone

[@ChrisCox-wv7oo]

Samsung, you hear this guy? We need fewer screws! It's too many screws making phone repair expensive! Do you know how ridiculous you sound?

[@taranullius9221]

Oh my no. I'm just going to buy the S24 Ultra.