Samsung S23 Screen Replacement - Step-by-Step DIY Repair Guide!

[@ErnestKudzaiVenge]

Will the phone still be waterproof after the repair

[@cheese-j5s]

good repair man, hope your channel blows up

[@santhamoorthy1564]

is it necessary to use gum paste to backcover at the end of the process?

[@jaxzanil2942]

Sometimes the sticky adhesive will hold up and you can just place back on with clamps but 2 options adhesive double sided tape around frame of phone works well or b7000 glue it's like 4 dollars from Bunnings or hardware stores just a thin layer around frame and works like a charm

[@Shepherd4R]

"I put a link in the description below to the part I was using" Nah bro, you didn't, as usual.

[@brandondeyo3249]

...This comment has been here for over a week, the video is still young, and still no links? For shame.

[@jaxzanil2942]

Haha they ain't gonna put the link they'd lose money because people would try to do it themselves you can just search for phone version and service pack frame it'll come up only different is 5g connecter most likely won't fit in frame unless glue it in but just not secured down with screws

[@tif78]

Where can buy the screen replacement and how much it cost? Shop asking £200

[@jaxzanil2942]

Try Amazon but frames do differ

[@andrescruz9448]

No link in description for genuine oem replacement parts? Where could I source one in the US?

[@jaxzanil2942]

Amazon

[@iangregoryhome]

Did the rear cover need new adhesive?

[@cheese-j5s]

yes, or it came pre applied

[@MichlBinI]

Mostly comes preapplied.

[@LU7HFUR]

Where is the back adhesive and the front facing camera adhesive?

[@candletalks-2u]

Great🎉

[@ShahJR-dq7yb]

❤

[@vadim6385]

Dude, at least clean your work area

[@BK-uf6qr]

I don’t follow u in the video. It says it’s a screen repair? You replaced the back of the phone, reinstalled the guts of the phone. I didn’t see where the new screen came from. Also, by the looks of it, it almost seems like your assembling a new phone except for the internals(chip board etc). Am I missing something? ***Correction: the new chassis had the new screen. Unlike iPhone, the screen itself wasn’t separate from the body. Your new purchase had the front and the chassis assembled.

[@cheese-j5s]

u should only follow the screen stuff and reuse ur things if u want, the stuff in the vid is already broken

[@brandondeyo3249]

The front screen is integrated into the frame of the phone. Most phones are built this way, so that when you crack your screen you're literally replacing the screen, the frame, and a number of other minor components that are common in the final frame assembly at the factory. So what you end up with in a "screen repair" is actually a highly invasive, full-guts transplant of your phone's expensive components into a new body. Then, if you're lucky, you replace the back glass that Samsung likes to use on their phones. If you're not lucky (skilled), you'll be replacing that back glass with a new one because you shattered it during the removal in step one, after panic-ordering it on your friend's/spouse's phone because yours is turned off and powered down. -Not that I know personally, or anything...😅

[@tidjane2001]

The screen is fused with the frame.

[@cheese-j5s]

@@tidjane2001 i prefer the screen on the frame because its like guaranteed that is glued properly

[@tidjane2001]

@@cheese-j5s True

[@tommajor1013]

sloppy repair job mate, the camera needs to be glued back in place - it has autofocus and will wobble a bit, the battery was bent and needs to be thrown away immediately, all samsung adhesives are heat based and don't require pouring liquid in there where it shouldn't be

[@cheese-j5s]

ur not him lil bro

[@cheese-j5s]

also who glues the damn camera? like ru mad bro and that battery aint bent

[@GeoJad]

​@@cheese-j5sYou obviously don't repair since you have never seen that the camera for the s20 and up series has literal glue around it, otherwise it wobbles. Look it up before commenting next time.​