Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra Screen Repair - Step-by-Step DIY Guide!

[@mambocollective]

Great video. Very well explained. Need to get a couple of things, i.e. uv curing glue and lamp, and then I can fix my S22 ultra. Feeling confident after watching this vid.

[@iDoctorUK]

You can do it!

[@okokayy]

i destroyed my s22 ultra screen a few years back, i purchased it when it first released and broke it maybe 3 months later and have been on iphone ever since. I just found it and wanna repair the screen for use with content creation. gonna use this guide!! do i just search for alcohol applicator on amazon? thats the main tool i'm missing lolol

[@iDoctorUK]

Any small bottle will do this but there’s 5 here for nice and cheap! amzn.to/4feHGgT

[@TheBozUK]

Oh wow, a guide that pops up for my phone, thanks!

[@iDoctorUK]

Glad I could help!

[@Wysuczony]

I love Your videos. Nice to watch, nice to listen, nice to learn 😃🤳👍

[@Mkp0000]

Nice video, question please can I learn this job if I live in UK?

[@MarvashMagalli]

Saving this, just in case :)

[@soroosh1839]

Very good

[@kashieflane9891]

Hello! Is it normal for their to be a bit of a ridge one side? the back cover didn't seem to pop back into place fully. should I remove the adhesive on the back cover and apply a new one?

[@et5256]

Yes replace the adhesive you can but some 1mm double sided adhesive tape ok amazon

[@aliiraza7262]

Just curious, why you didn’t remove the flex from motherboard to charging port? Why pull out straight away, any specific reason for that? Guide please Thanks

[@iDoctorUK]

I always leave these attached where possible. This stems from paranoia from other models either very fragile fpc connectors that deteriorate when disconnected

[@AbuMiqdaad]

Doesnt the alcohol liquid harm the electric components

[@theaverageblitzer4351]

no not at all its not water based so it doesn't cause any form of corrosion and its also non conductive