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Using a heat gun or a hair dryer, apply heat to the top side of the phone for 3 minutes or until the side becomes too hot to touch.
Twist the opening pick along the upper-right corner of the phone, focusing on the right edge.
Ensure the pick is inserted no more than 5 mm to avoid potential harm to internal components.
Repeat this process for each corner, excluding the top-left corner where the rear-facing camera is situated.
Slide the opening picks nearest to the top of the phone towards the camera housing, aiming for close proximity.
Repeat this action with the pick positioned along the left edge of the device.
Using a heat gun or a hair dryer, apply heat around the camera shell for 3 minutes or until it becomes too hot to touch.
Turn the back cover counterclockwise to generate space between the camera shell and the frame.
Ensure the pick is inserted no deeper than 5 mm to prevent any potential scratches to the camera.
Slide an opening pick into the gap.
If this approach proves ineffective. Here is an alternative method.
Carefully maneuver the two picks towards the camera shell until they sit beneath the corners of the back cover adjacent to the camera housing.
Slide the picks back and forth along the bridge connecting the back cover and the camera shell until a gap forms between the camera shell and the frame.
Exercise caution during this process to avoid the potential of cracking the plastic back cover.
Insert an opening pick between the camera shell and the frame to separate the adhesive.
Due to the substantial amount of adhesive securing the frame to the camera shell, it may be necessary to apply heat multiple times to facilitate the process.
There is extra adhesive located to the right of the camera that requires cutting through.
Please note that there is a plate on the back cover surrounding the phone's flash which the pick may potentially get stuck on:
Ensure to angle the pick downward to prevent any damage.
Align the tip of the opening pick with the flash of your phone.
Carefully insert the pick, ensuring it avoids contact with the flash's plate.
Take note that the resistance from the plate may resemble that of adhesive. Keep the pick angled downward to prevent it from inadvertently sliding into the plate.
Proceed to slice through the adhesive located to the right of the camera.
Take off the back cover.
If the back cover remains attached to the frame, slide the pick along the phone's edges until the back cover fully detaches.
When reassembling:
This marks a suitable moment to switch on your phone and assess all functions before sealing it shut. Ensure to power off your phone entirely before continuing your work.
Eliminate any remaining adhesive remnants using tweezers or your fingertips. Employ high-concentration (over 90%) isopropyl alcohol to clean off any adhesive residue.
Utilize a Phillips screwdriver to take out the five 4 mm screws that hold the motherboard bracket to the frame.
During this repair, keep track of every screw and ensure each one is returned to its original position.
Use a pair of tweezers to gently lift and release the motherboard bracket from the frame.
Do not fully detach the bracket yet, as it's still connected to the wireless charging coil.
While using tweezers or your fingers to keep the motherboard bracket aside, use a spudger to lift the battery press connector.
Be careful to lift only under the edge of the connector to avoid damaging the socket or nearby components.
When reattaching press connectors of this type, align them carefully and press down on one side until it clicks into place, then do the same on the other side. Avoid pressing in the center. Misalignment can bend the pins, causing irreversible damage.
While keeping the motherboard bracket out of the way, use a spudger to lift and disconnect the press connector for the wireless charging coil.
It is lightly adhered to the phone.
Gently peel the wireless charging coil away from the phone using your fingers.
When reassembling.
First secure the motherboard bracket screws to properly align the charging coil, then firmly press the rest of the coil down to ensure it adheres properly.
Use a Phillips screwdriver to remove the six 4 mm screws securing the loudspeaker to the frame.
Insert the tip of a spudger into the notch in the top-left corner of the loudspeaker and pry upwards to release the clips securing it.
Take out the loudspeaker.
Use a spudger to lift and detach the bottom and also top press connectors of the display cable.
Use tweezers or your fingers to take out the display cable.
Use a heat gun or a hair dryer for 1 or 2 minutes or heated plate on the screen for at least five minutes to loosen the adhesive underneath.
The display adhesive of the Galaxy S21 is very strong, so you may need to reheat it several times before and during the display removal process.
Be cautious not to overheat the device.
While the adhesive is softening, keep the following points in mind:
Adhesive is applied around the entire perimeter of the frame to secure the screen.
Additional adhesive surrounds the front camera, requiring deeper insertion of an opening pick to cut through it.
More adhesive is located just above the fingerprint sensor.
Depending on your technique with the plastic card, some adhesive may remain attached to the screen after removal.
Once the screen is warm to the touch, attach a suction cup to the left edge of the screen, as close to the edge as possible.
If your screen is severely cracked, you can cover it with clear packing tape to help the suction cup adhere better.
Alternatively, very strong tape can be used instead of the suction handle. If these methods fail, you can superglue the suction cup to the screen.
Gently lift the screen with the suction handle to create a small gap between the screen and the frame.
Insert an opening pick into the gap.
Slide the opening pick towards the top left corner of the screen to cut through the adhesive.
Use only the tip of the opening pick (4–5 mm) to avoid damaging the in-display fingerprint cable.
Leave the opening pick in place to keep the adhesive from resealing.
Insert a second opening pick at the top left corner and slide it down to the bottom left corner of the screen to slice through the adhesive.
When cutting near the front-facing camera, insert only the tip of the opening pick (2–3 mm) to avoid damaging or smudging the camera.
Insert a third opening pick at the top left corner of the screen.
Slide the opening pick along the top edge of the phone to cut through the adhesive.
Leave the opening pick in place to prevent the adhesive from resealing.
If the adhesive becomes difficult to cut, it has likely cooled down. Use your heat gun or hair dryer to reheat it for 1–2 minutes.
Insert a fourth opening pick under the top-right corner of the screen.
Slide the opening pick along the right edge of the screen to slice through the adhesive.
Insert a fifth opening pick at the bottom right corner of the screen.
Slide the opening pick along the bottom edge to cut the remaining adhesive.
Do not fully remove the display yet, as it is still attached to the midframe by adhesive in the center of the screen.
The Galaxy S21 has adhesive in the center of the screen that must be cut before removing the frame.
Insert a plastic card into the gap between the frame and the display along one of the long edges of the phone.
Use the plastic card to slice through the adhesive beneath the screen.
Compare your new replacement part to the old one - you may need to transfer some components from the old screen to the new one.
Remove all the old display and battery cover adhesive around the perimeter of your device. Using a spudger or tweezers.
Be sure to remove any remaining smaller bits of adhesive with the tip of your spudger.
Be careful not to damage any of the spring contacts as you go around the frame.
This will help remove any remaining adhesive residue and prep the surface for the new adhesive.
For best results, swipe your cleaning cloth in one direction, not back and forth.
Apply new adhesive around the edges of the phone. Reconnect all the components of the display assembly through a reverse process.
The new adhesive will ensure the resistance to water and dust.
Before placing the new screen on the phone, make sure to remove the protective foil.
Be precise while applying the new adhesive. Improper installation could lead to your phone not being water-resistant, and there's a higher likelihood of dust or moisture ingress.
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