BEST Galaxy S5 Glass Only Screen Repair Video COMPLETE

[@karlisozols5986]

I'm not sure why this is in my recommended videos and why I'm watching this, but I'm enjoying every minute of it...

[@kynsefkicks4207]

Kārlis Ozols bahahaha exact same

[@Wtfukker]

" I'm enjoying every minute of it."

[@strangeperson700]

Consider this as a career. :)

[@rawlamb5197]

If the glass is particularly shattered, try putting strips of tape across it. While you take it off, it'll stay together better with less tiny glass shards around.

[@nzj3vx]

you wont be able to pull the glass away though so more risk of breaking the lcd

[@zacharywhitehead1146]

Your detail is amazing the whole process of your video was awesome to Learn about the screen repair. the way you sped up the process and commentaried it slowly and clearly was perfect. even with small extra side notes the commentary did not cover. dude. your awesome keep up what your doing!!!

[@JerryRigEverything]

Thank you for commenting! Good to know what you enjoyed and learned from the video.

[@queenadri4730]

can I send you my phone and you fix mine

[@MrsHChrist]

Thank-you for being so well thought out in your videos. I lost count of how many tutorials I watched before attempting my first S4 glass only replacement. I have now successfully completed this repair three times now, and will be replacing the glass on an S5. With the knowledge I have gained from your tutorials, and photos of my finished products, I have been blessed with enough extra income to not be stressed out over the holiday season. I didn't have any spare playing cards around, but I did use an envelope as a wire/card hybrid. Thank-you so much for your how to's as well as your common mistakes video. :-)

[@JerryRigEverything]

Marcellina No problem! I'll have the iphone 6 'Just the glass' video posted later tonight (or tomorrow morning). You'll probably find it interesting to watch. Especially since you've done a few already.

[@pareeks]

this in one of the best replacement tutorial I have ever seen. It has excellent quality of sound with detailed level of information as to what can go wrong and avoid that beforehand. Good work and keep going!

[@PB-cn1uh]

I used your instructions on replacing the charger cover for the Galaxy S5. Once you have the part (Ebay) and the smallest screwdriver available (+ or -) it's as easy as you showed it. My entire portion under the screw didn't come off and I was scared of losing the rubber below but it raised up enough to replace the cover. Good instructions. Thanks so much. God Bless

[@AndrewMD1104]

Hi I enjoyed your video, help quite a bit. One good tip is to use packageing tape on the screen just before you start removing the screen. All the small pieces of glass will stick to the packaging tape, I have tried this several times with great success.

[@pebblesmcfadden5946]

What happens to the tape when it is heated?

[@joaovictorcampos9392]

Great video! Very specific, clear and concise. I did the glass repair and got an almost perfect result (except by some tiny bubbles in the corner due to lack of enough glue). My phone is working perfectly now and it cost me almost nothing.

[@joaovictorcampos9392]

Some tips if you try this for the first time: If you don't have a heating plate, you can use an upside down clothes iron (on the lowest setting) to gently heat up the glass. More glue is more better. It's easier to clean up the excess than to remove the whole screen from the glass because the glue didn't reach the corners properly. If you dont have any specific UV lights, you can use a standard fluorescent black light bulb and it works just as well.

[@DaddyEGamer]

I Dont Know Why But In Watching This In 2019 and it Looks Like Its A New 2019 Video except for the video quality

[@tilewix3756]

I do too

[@Kamikaze-xu1nz]

Hey Bro was also watching it just a couple of minutes

[@eitangolan7765]

AMAZING video, clear and precise instructions. Well done Jerry ! Few questions regarding this video: 1. It is mandatory to remove the digitizer from the phone body? is it possible to replace the glass just by heating the front glass and remove it? Of course it is needed and simple to remove the battery + SIM + SD, but why removing the entire digitizer? 2. if I don’t have a UV lamp, is it possible to cure the LOCA by putting the phone in sun light for an hour? 3. will it be better to cover the broken glass with a sticky tape? This way small pieces of glass will be easier to remove. Thanks a lot man !

[@levitaylor5128]

Watching on an s10+ and amazed how recently removable backs were a thing

[@mttgauss]

I used to remove the battery if it freeze or the cellphone crash or just in a hurry

[@evaldaskowka]

non removable batteries suck again its for profit so typical user cant just replace the battery

[@sunnyvara8502]

Great video with alot of explaining....although who would you remove the LCD ? Who not take the glass out while the LCD is still in the frame ?....much easier and much much more sturdy.

[@longjohn526]

Finally someone gives me a real temperature (Heat until you can just barely touch it is not proper directions) Now I can just warm up the bed to my 3D printer to around 95-97 C ..... It beats the heck out of using a heatgun. My only complaint is using an IR temp gun doesn't work very well on reflective or glass surfaces. You are actually going to be 10-20C warmer than you are actually reading. I found this out testing glass to print on and then using a good thermocouple Kapton taped to the glass and comparing that with my IR temp gun. The same thing goes for shiny aluminum heatsinks, the IR reading is always going to be a tad low. Not a real big deal but something to be aware of especially around heat sensitive things like AMOLED screens I should make a 'click bait' video "How I used my 3D printer to fix my Samsung S5" ....... Sure it's mostly BS but I bet it would get a ton of hits ...... and a lively comments section

[@JerryRigEverything]

I dont think thats clickbait at all. Its a pretty accurate description of what you are doing... Do it! I'm sure it will help some people.

[@WL2K]

And will screw some people too, meaning that if you hadnt posted this video at all, just as many people would have a working phone as without it. At least I could use my phone before watching this, but now i can use it for NOTHING. Im fucked. I cant get calls. Or texts. Fuck my career I guess. Remind us 20 times of 206 degrees, blah blah, 15 min of watching you slide a card around, but never taking the time to describe actually WHAT FUCKING PARTS you are sliding between. 'just carefully slide it in there' my ass.. I watched this 10 times, and NEVER ONCE do you say to get between the digitizer and the glass, and keep the DIGITIZER LAYER STUCK TO THE LCD LAYER, AND PRY THEM BOTH OF OF THE GLASS. What is the point of a video if you dont explain the things we need to know!?!?!? I could have wrecked my phone without this video, thank you very much. If anyone reading wants to know how to NOT WRECK YOUR FUCKING PHONE, contact me before attempting these instructions

[@mrgregweber]

There is a hacking club (not cracking more like coding and jerry rigging hardware) in town where I live with 3d printers. They would all get a kick and probably use the 3d printers for it. I wasn't aware that was possible. If you kid, ah you got me, nice.

[@epartsacc]

I do repairs myself and I just have to say....This is an amazing video man! Your level of detail is outstanding!

[@JerryRigEverything]

+Electronic Parts Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@jasonfredrich7392]

How many ml's are suggested to glue the glass screen back onto the lcd screen? Also FYI for everyone else, I had my Galaxy s5 active cracked pretty bad and used the advice from this video to heat up my phone, with a heat gun, to the point I could only touch for a second and then started pealing off the glass without removing the whole screen from the casing. This worked just as good too and I didnt have to worry about breaking or disconnecting the circuitry to the phone. Cards worked amazing BTW! Thanks for the help. JUST TAKE YOUR TIME, my first phone fix and it took me roughly 3-4 hours to the point where all the glue is rubbed off the phone and ready for the glass to be mounted.

[@jasonfredrich7392]

Yep that's correct, just be careful not to over heat and still remove the other parts, battery etc. Be careful with amount of glue applied at the end too since it's very difficult to clean up if you don't remove your lcd. But mine works perfectly. Good luck!

[@conflictingpro1]

Your voice is so clear and easy to understand because of this. Thank you. You don't forget any important info and I do not have to watch 4 videos. I appreciate you. I subscribed

[@ivycrew8]

this video was very specific. now, I don't feel I'm paying too much for my phone repair.

[@hibiscusflower5911]

+barbara ivy lol true

[@Shadow77999]

howd it go

[@sights2397]

Nicely and carefully done JerryRig. Same thing happened to my S5, and after I took it back from the shop service that did the repair it looks that return button doesn't light up at all, while the other button lights on like 85 %.. Any idea of what they did wrong ?

[@EmilyBrowneyes]

You are the Bob Ross of phone repair. This was great, thank you!

[@yahyaahsan4265]

Jerry your voice is amazingly soothing. I can watch your videos as ASMR for sure.

[@Paul-ym9lr]

I have a very flat electric skillet that can reach those temparatures can I use it? Also if so how long do I keep it there?

[@johnatangarayceballos4366]

Jerry you have very good skills and patience, this repair its too dificult to make because the lcd its to thin.... im amazed!!!! Congrats I wish learn something from you. Greetings from Colombia.

[@JerryRigEverything]

Johnatan Garay Ceballos Thanks for watching my video! I am glad you enjoyed it.

[@r.c.collins6513]

Ok. I've ordered the kit. Now i just need a set of scrubs, scalpel, and an anesthesiologist (for me) in case it all goes wrong.

[@enzokull]

have you succesfully replaced it or it went wrong?

[@cerenbasoglu6237]

did you do it? ı really need to know

[@TheModernMan92]

well did it blow up

[@DaRealNiqqas]

I think hes joking you idiots

[@ToninFightsEntropy]

Surely he's serious..

[@AlanCorona]

Zack your playing card method is the best I've seen besides the metal thread. Great jerry rig.

[@JerryRigEverything]

Alan Corona Thanks! It works out pretty well for me.

[@Mateus01234]

oled... oled... OLED!

[@aman2926]

No

[@massimomax3215]

just changed the glass of my s5 mini, had it laying arround cracked since 2 years, i came across a cheap glass on the internet, bought that and repaired it, now i got a brand new s5 mini as spare phone. thank you so much for this tutorial :)

[@ALBERTBOG10]

Tape the glass so the glass shards stay together.

[@justsomerandommfer]

+ALBERTBOG10 What type of tape works best for you?

[@SpaceDoggo.]

FLEX SEAL

[@mrequi1]

Great video. closeups, angles, and you're an excellent instructor. Best of these I've seen. I mostly mod and develop Android but do some repairs. Though I learned more here than any glass replacement video before. I would caution people that this is a difficult repair and the reason I don't do screens. Curious what you charge for glass replacement. I couldn't get it to pay vs the time spent and risk. I haven't done many though

[@remybutorin2823]

Really is one of the best ones I've seen so far!!!

[@farooqguthmi6603]

nice good

[@SergioCaprara]

Hi I found your video really interesting and helpful. I couldn't replace the glass on my own, so I went to a repair center. The problem is the smartphone reboots frequently and that's because glue comes out from the back, covering part of the battery.. Is there any easy fix? Do you think glue may damage the phone? Thanks

[@ЯковН-ю9х]

KZbin reminds us that once Jerry was less artistic & more realistic

[@imrandombtwnameisalexnewme6237]

Ян Н. S i thought his name was zack

[@TheXentios]

I like this jerry more.

[@SimpleSock]

Fantastic guide. Just have one question, would a black light be a suitable substitute for a "UV" light, or do you need something specifically for this type of application? My girlfriend has a black light (for parties, etc) and I'm wondering if I could just use that rather than trying to find a UV light.

[@abdulkadirmohammed6230]

waw! he makes it seem so easy, i tried this before watching the video and ended up burning the display with the heat gun. this has thought me alot.

[@johnbennett5035]

Thanks for the detailed videos. I tried replacing my screen and the LCD panel and all went well except the left side of my screen doesn't lay flat. I've redone this twice now with the same results. I was careful to remove all traces of glue but something is keeping the screen from seating. Ever have this problem?

[@khemyperez2023]

IMPORTANT! Do not begin to pull the glass from the LCD on the top left corner of the screen. There is a ribbon connector there that if you break (like I did) will render the digitizer useless, and you'll have to buy the $100 lcd/glass combo.

[@justsomerandommfer]

+Khemy Perez Where do you find S5 LCD+digitizer units for $100? Pls, tell me.

[@dannylee404]

So GOOD, so GOOD... how much is the hot plate, and what can we use in its place for cheap? did you not want to waterproof it with the gasket thing?

[@tarrahrogers5319]

can you use a blow dryer instead of a heating plate or heat gun

[@jimthomas5424]

206 degrees. A hair dryer won't cut it.

[@philreinhart40]

Hi Jerry, do I need to worry about the lightbox/backlight when using the UV glue, as such with iphones?

[@coldspring22]

Looks a lot tougher than Galaxy S3 or S4 glass replacement. Not sure if it's intentional, but seems like manufacturers are making glass only replacement more and more difficult to pull off.

[@christabelsaffigna7876]

Hi, Looks doable, I have the glass kit. But wondering how waterproof it will be at the end? I don't think the kit came with double sided sticky tape. Any thoughts on waterproof factor?

[@TuTo]

Hey Jerry i Like your Channel :) nice Repair.

[@JerryRigEverything]

Smartphone defekt?Tutorials gecheckt!Auf Tutopolis TV √ Thanks! Glad you enjoy my videos!

[@jhandsomeify]

I watched a few glass replacement videos and this one was the best thus far. very helpful. I feel confident I can replace the glass on a Samsung galaxy s5.

[@JerryRigEverything]

+Jermaine Hart Thank you! And good luck! It is a tough project.

[@ReassuringSmile]

I've tried this and cracked the LCD had to buy the entire screen. this is not easy to do

[@Snowdogkh]

vickimon after watching this video I'm not even going to attempt it. I'm just going to buy the LCD and the glass. That looks pretty doable! Still cheaper than a new phone!

[@mclasky431]

oled not lcd

[@matthewryan2715]

Thanks, great video. Quick question, when I dropped my S5, the silver plastic along the edges has cracked in three different places, do you think having an uneven edge interfere with replacing the screen?

[@DeianGiNet]

Great tut - however for what is worth here are my two cents - GO SLOW. the lcd is actually very fragile!!! I just pressed a bit too hard and that's it :( will need to replace the digitizer now

[@merrillgray]

Great Video!! Does the screen NEED to be separated from the midframe to replace just the glass?

[@TechDaddyK]

Great video! It convinced me to tell a friend that I won't be able to help him replace just the glass. =)

[@KristofferEngstrom]

Great vid. Thou I have have a question. Is there any alternative to the UV glue/lamp ? Any other type of glue that one could use ? And about the heatsource. Can I put the oven on about 100 degrees and put it there to heat it up ? Or will the rest of the phone get to hot and get damaged ?

[@cameronscholten7500]

I don't have a hot plate and the idea of using a heat gun seems too difficult as this is my first time attempting anything like this. This may be a dumb question, but would an oven work or would that not work since it would get the whole phone hot instead of just the screen?

[@87TechReviews]

Cameron Scholten a hair dryer works also

[@JaidenAlemni]

An oven will wreck the LCD/Digitizer and other components and a hair dryer will take a very, very long time to heat to 97 celsius. I recommend just going with the heat gun. You can get a cheap one at your local Lowe's/Home Depot for like $30 or so. Same with the temp gun. Just be careful with a heat gun not to set it down on anything flammable and work on a hard, non flammable surface. I usually put a big ceramic tile on my wooden desk.

[@wonderlingswilds2029]

good job JerryRig I dont have the patience to do glass only, nor the time. I would go broke if i did glass only repairs!! Thanks for the detailed instructions!

[@xenvj]

*KZbin 2014 :* *KZbin 2015 :* *KZbin 2016 :* *KZbin 2017 :* *KZbin 2018 :* *KZbin 2019 : YES*

[@eachday5787]

YES 2019

[@gshsenpai6446]

YES 2021

[@gshsenpai6446]

WE SKIPPED 2020

[@deddyk3081]

Thanks. This is a great video! I'm just wondering when you put the LOCA glue on the LCD, will any small dust stick on it? So often when I install screen protector film, small dust stick on the glass.

[@ilovefishcurry]

Ahaha damn your voice is buttery smooth

[@JerryRigEverything]

ilovefishcurry lol, thanks!

[@sarveshvashisht]

JerryRigEverything Jerry please answer, i have decided to repair my phone. My question is can i use a 2mm double sided tape instead of the uv glue? I have read on some sites that 2mm dst can also be used. Please answer please

[@tetryl1]

Sarvesh Vashisht You can but the touch will not work as well, using tape only has a crap result so I would not recommend it. Also if you don't use glue dust will get between the glass and LCD. Glue is the only good method.

[@JamarD421]

JerryRigEverything how much will it cost to get the glass fixed at a repair store on average. I can't find any prices from any placd.

[@sarveshvashisht]

Thanks tetryl1​and Khanin the Uhahkian​ i am gonna get my screen repaired. I went to a local store and cost was INR 2000. You can convert it to your local currency. I think it comes around to $31-32.

[@mrtaktiks]

Nice work Jerry. You have the soothing voice of a psychoanalyst so I watched the video while lying on a black leather couch. I had a case of the shakes which in itself can be dealt with but it tends to make me "fumbly." I removed my safety cover (duh) to add the cordless charging back and BINGO, dropped the phone 3 x's. First glass broke. 2nd drop, no apparent damage. 3rd, got a white screen with small colored dots and minimal functioning. Darnit. Found a site which told me to remove battery and apply pressure with my thumbs throughout the area where the battery is located. Put it back together an WHAMMO, it worked. Now I will do your repair and check back in. Thank you and good luck!

[@anteater219]

This piece of shit breaks if you drop it on memory foam

[@Sakura-ke3oz]

I've dropped mine on hardwood floors without a screen protector and it hasn't broken yet.

[@mamibella9391]

I love it... I hope I can pull this off when my products get here.. Will you be available if I have any questions?

[@edward6510]

I have a problem. My S5 has a black screen but makes sounds, vibrates, etc. It also has small crack on top of screen.

[@ryansevere818]

why don't you use the thin wire to seperate the lcd from the glass

[@edward6510]

and then what?

[@ISRAELITEKNUCKLEHEAD]

try this The Cause Who knows exactly what triggers these things but if I had to guess it may be a build up of residual charge in the device or dust that’s causing the issue and either making the screen unresponsive to touch or resulting in a total black out of the screen, read on for the solution. How to fix an Unresponsive display or Black screen Samsung Galaxy? Method 1. 1. Power off the phone and make sure it’s completely powered down. 2. Remove the back cover and remove the battery. 3. Hold down the power button for about 1-2 minutes. 4. Leave the phone for 10 minutes or so, go take a walk or something. 5. After the time has passed power on the phone again and that should be enough to restore things to normal including touch or remove the black screen issue completely.

[@edward6510]

I was weight lifting and some how it compressed my phone and cracked the screen on the top where the connector is located.

[@morganb900]

ISRAELITEKNUCKLEHEAD Thank you so much that helped. I almost thought I would have to pay for another phone. I was speechless.

[@lilmissmessyfull]

helloo, super helpful video! I was wondering if the phone is waterproof after all that?

[@sballack12]

its easier to buy the screen with the digitize...

[@JerryRigEverything]

Shawn Ballack Bingo.

[@sballack12]

lol...

[@vanlife6335]

Shawn Ballack thank you! I hate when people buy just the glass and thinks we can fix it for $35 cause it's so easy...lol

[@marcosruiz6573]

Black Ranger why do you hate that? Wth 😂

[@danielhoofddorp]

awesome video. I am a little scared to remove the assambly from the frame. Witch temerature do you like the most to use with the separator machine?

[@opitts2k2]

Completely viable repair option if you can: 1 Avoid cracking or scratching the egg shell like lcd with hours of jabbing at the screen with ever present glass shards. 2. Not discolor the lcd with over heating. 3 Invest in digital hot plate, loca glue, pry tools and lcd when you fail anyway!!! Oh and set aside 3 hours of repair time to save $100 bucks. DON'T ATTEMPT!!!!!!!!!!

[@janicehall7907]

do you fix phone for others

[@otispitts4672]

+Janice Hall Yes, Mrs. Hall. I buy the digitizers with screen in bulk from China and your phone is fixed in 10 minutes. Have a Good Day :)

[@janicehall7907]

I was asking if someone can get you to fix their phone for them if they are able to do it themselves.

[@cyberspacelogic8954]

Otis... Would you be willing to let me know your supplier from China? I'd like to start repairing phones but don't want to mess with doing the screen only repairs

[@tfree2257]

Hi, do you use bare hands all the time when fixing or just in some special case ?. Thank you

[@yellow824]

I know now why the mall charges like $250 to fix a screen

[@rippedanimal]

Hi there, Great Video !. How strong does the uv light need to be ? Can i buy just the small 12 UV LED torch , or i something stronger?

[@TheLevitatingChin]

Haha! Tried this and cracked the screen. After that the phone got broke in half and thrown in the bin.

[@JustinAbroad]

The glass alone is cheap and breaks easily. its not the same gorilla glass samsung uses. you will have to get the LCd one

[@brada3904]

Subscribed. Thanks for this video. I had my S5 in my pocket last night (had just taken case off) and leaned over my counter to grab a cup, and voila, the pressure between my leg and counter cracked it. I just ordered all the parts and will repair this sucker once it gets in. The cracks are minimal, shouldn't be near as difficult to get all the glass off!

[@gurjotbajwa1583]

I know this was year ago, but regardless, were you successful?

[@barbaraanderson8828]

how much to just send you my phone to fix??

[@stevenhaynes3475]

HEY maybe I can

[@user-cc9gy3fq5c]

Steven Haynes hahahahhhhahhh csam

[@kekplaysroblox6278]

So Jerry, First Of Nice Vid, I also have a question, I have cracked my screen a little on my s5 but the touchscreen is working perfectly. Would it be better to get the Glass only repair, Or Get the full LCD Repair? And Also, Where the crack line is, the screen is black but only where the glass line is.

[@1800levso]

just buy a new phone, or have it somebody else do the repairs, unless you are doing this for bussiness is not worth it. mine is crack and I'll just keep it as long as still working, there is a lot of risk right there, you better not even try.

[@shixuiuchiha6976]

oosveluzo levso but you can't trust the repair shops

[@marcosruiz6573]

oosveluzo levso dude thats your opinion. Try to not be so pessimistic man, the whole world is out there.

[@Renrondog]

Right, you should just stay in bed...........safer

[@bennytru1981]

Awesome videos as always !! Right to the point no BS. I have two questions.How come you don't use molds? i'm asking since molds are so inexpensive and can be reused and also i'm assuming making the aligning of the glass easier.my second question is: Can you in the future do some videos on basic soldering for smartphones? Great videos again!!

[@TERMINADA]

2 0 1 9 ? Anyone?

[@MrBobWareham]

Very good Video and your voice is ok very clear instructions I have a Galaxy S5 that I love but I am having a problem with my screen that flickers sometimes any ideas Bob - UK

[@richardlam5374]

Hi, I’ve used various loca glues and i have had trouble with a few. I wanted to seek advice on which ones are the best and what type do you use. TP-1000: this type of loca goes on easy and comes of easy when a customer returns for another repair when their glass cracks again or if you mess up and want to remove the glass again. However, when this loca leaks through the LCD, it would cause the digitizer touch function to become unresponsive. TP-2500F: this one also goes on easy and comes off just as easy. However, this one tends to start lifting in a few days on some phones and I would have to do the job all over again. TP-1000N: i just got this loca glue a few days ago and it works great when you put it on so far. It goes on easy and dries up hard. I haven’t needed to remove a screen after applying this glue yet but because of it’s hardness and tackiness when removing excess glue off of the sides, it feels like this is a glue that you would need to cut with a wire and a hotplate machine to redo the next repair and attempting to use a playing card will break the LCD. Can you please advise whether the tp1000n is easy to remove with a playing card or am I correct in my assumptions? Also, what brand and type of loca glue do you prefer to use that won’t damage LCDs nor lift or recede, as well as be easy enough to re-repair a broken glass on. What are your thoughts or experience with APS346 and xfactor glue? Thank you in advance

[@rova3889]

Hi, thank you su much for this guide! I'm waiting for all the tools I need, I'm just gonna try the harder way. I got one question: is it possible to remove the glass from the lcd without having to remove glass+lcd from the phon chassis, as you cand o for galaxy s3? Thank you again for the video ;)

[@merrillgray]

Does the screen NEED to be separated from the midframe to replace JUST the glass? Thanks a lot for the awesome videos. I'm a subscriber!

[@mryeast2658]

Hey jerry i miss this kind of contents. Maybe someday you will do it again

[@raulmorel1872]

actualy, this is the best samsung repair on you tube.thanks GOD bless you

[@HopWorksET]

Can you link your hot plate? That is one of the coolest things I have ever seen for this kind of work!! And thanks for the video!! My retired Galaxy S5's will live on!

[@MetDoStuff]

nice video, but Can u link What u used for clean the LCD from the old loca? thank you

[@miltonhuang875]

Nice video Jerry, really helpful. I only have one question, will the S5 still be water resistant as it originally was? Or after replacing the glass (or screen and glass in some cases) the water resistant feature is lost?

[@davecummings7272]

great vid ! very descriptive , well explained, lots of tips , do's and don't s, and a very clear voice. thank you! how important is the uv light ? would u attempt the repair without one ?

[@mateuszbratko8986]

Hi there, On your video with the S3 you used sticky tape to put the screen down. Could you do the same for this phone or do you actually need to use the glue?

[@NickalisC]

Nice job on the video! Thank you! 2 questions... Are you making money doing screen replacements? Also, what type of hot plate is that? I can't find one online

[@davidgimber3467]

Hey Jerry. I’m looking at a replacement part that includes the home button. I know with the Apple products you must use the original one does that apply for the SM-G900a?

[@leonidaratovski1403]

hey jerry great video. could you say how much glue need for 1 repair? 5ml should be enough?

[@ManuelaMelton]

Very thorough video. I think I feel confident enough to try. Can you link to purchase the tools (tweezers and pry tools) that you are using?

[@ManuelaMelton]

+Manuela Melton ok, nevermind. I see the link above. :-/

[@gurjotbajwa1583]

+Manuela Melton was your repair successful?

[@ManuelaMelton]

+Gurjot Bajwa no, it wouldn't turn on after I removed the glass. I think I damaged the cables with the playing cards. But I know I if I had to do it again, I know exactly what not to do!

[@digiboy804]

Hey man awesome video. Lot of information. Just want to know is the digitizer merged with the LCD? can i attempt this on my lumia 925? thank you

[@digiboy804]

also how does the display assembly stay in place without the double sided tape? What is removed so that it dsnt stay in place and u use the doubly sided tape?

[@ministerforships]

Hi Jerry. Great video. One question - does this repair maintain the waterproof seal of the phone?

[@JerryRigEverything]

I wouldn't trust it.

[@andrewhines4144]

What do you think about placing a piece of clear packaging tape on the outside of the screen to "collect" and retain the shards, similar to vinyl transfer lettering? Also, my kit didn't come with glue; just what looks to be a full size sheet of plastic with adhesive on both sides. THANKS SO MUCH FOR THIS GREAT VIDEO. Andrew

[@francisgoudsmedt9108]

Is there a difference in quality of the replacement glass only? Buying a sapphire one would be nice.

[@matthewnickl9871]

@13.07 when I was applying the glue I messed up and didn't get the glue to the edge and had to much on one side and not enough on the other. In my X pattern of glue I put to much on the bottom right and bottom and not enough on the top left, so I had some air bubbles sadly and it seemed over a ton on other sides and not enough on one. So spread your glue evenly and slowly!! Otherwise, I had TOTAL success. I spent HOURS doing this very slowly watching multiple videos, this one was my go to though because of how detailed the author of the video was. Also, he has a video on what NOT to do! So f' helpful to watch the common mistakes, it's insanely kind of him to ruin a few LCD screens just to teach us what not to do! Best video out there for this. I spent hours doing this, but with this video and the confidence it gave me I could do this in maybe 90 mins or less now. I will do this again but next time apply the glue better and I'll use this video again in a week or so to fix my air bubbles.

[@CaseyFinSF]

Well done! Yours was the first one that made sense with all the proper info you need to do either repair job... Thank you, and again - Great Job! I tip my virtual hat to you sir

[@JerryRigEverything]

Casey Fernandez Thank you! Glad I could help a bit!

[@keithnoneya]

You're right this is the BEST one i've seen so far. Think I'll try this on my friends S5 Active. Could you put a link to your hot plate in the info below, or a good choice thanks. Keith

[@richk6827]

Nice video.I "inherited" a GS5 with a cracked screen fom my daughter. I bought replacement glass only, with loca. When I tried to remove the glass/lcd combo, only the glass came off. Apparently the guy at the mall who previously repaired the phone did not use any loca, just adhesive around the edges tof hold the glass. This probably explains why my daughter said the touchscreen was not as sensitive after that "repair." What do I do now? Do I need to remove the lcd, or can I just glue the new glass to the lcd while it is still in the phone? I am concerned that the buttons will get glued, but I would rather not pull the lcd if I don't need to.Thanks!

[@yohaha]

Hi Jerry, I have 2 questions 1. Since you have a heating plate why didn't you separate the glass using the plate and metallic wire? Is there any reasons for this to not be able to be done on this phone? 2. When I used LOCA on iPhone screens I always had the problem that the LOCA glue runs into the backlight. Does the S5 screen have this same problem? Thanks!

[@johnchadwick3047]

Great vid jerry can you use the sticky tape instead of the glue can't seem to master the whole glueing part yet

[@angelabell8809]

Have you ever used the wire that comes in some of the kits? I used it on a Note 3 and wanted to know if it would work on this as well.

[@ken62748]

YOU ARE GOOD MATE but I would not do this myself , need good eyes and fingers and equipment as well , you are 1 of the best person I have seen showing people things Cheers to you Ken

[@nicholeadams2689]

Thanks for the instructional. May need this in the future. Could you use the residual glue around the edges to glue it back instead of the double sided tape? Would imagine you would need to be pretty fast and hit it with the UV light after reassembling. Not that it would still be IP67 rated but may be able to keep its water resistance.

[@antsalt8409]

HIYA great video, when you have taken the full screen from the phone body does that just leave the 2 screens one glass and one LCD? if so and you are already using heat, would it be possible to separate the screens while submersed under hot water at the correct temp?, that way with the glue in a liquid state the screens should more or less slide apart? or does it contain some electrical components that water would destroy? but from experience of reconditioning machines that have 3 phase 420v and all volts reduced from the mains supply with all the wiring, controls and circuitry for it all, obviously, while they have no power connected , i have jet washed these insides and out, cleaned, stripped, serviced, recondition, and rebuilt them, installed, connected them and never had any water-related issues, apart from water getting into the motors, even then could be dried out by over-riding trip-switches or breakers, so without any power to the screen and dried out before replacing, can you tell me any reason not to do it in hot water? thanks for your knowledge and great video