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alright so i managed to get my hands on oneof the brand new galaxy s5s. this particular model is for sprint. i’m going to show youhow to take it apart, fix the screen, fix the charging port and a couple other thingsinside the phone. so to get the screen off of the phone you do have to heat it up. ihave a heat gun; you can also use a blow dryer as long as it gets the phone hot enough thatyou don’t want to touch it anymore. when it’s too hot to touch, it means that theglue holding the screen down is more pliable and it will allow the screen to lift up fromthe device itself. so i have my little pry tool and then once i lift the screen up ican slip a little piece of plastic, whether it’s a guitar pick or a piece of plastic;it’ll hold the screen in place and not let

it re-adhere back to the base of the phone.so i’m going to keep on heating it up as i put my little tools in around the sides.make sure that you don’t pry up from the bottom of the phone cuz that’s where allof the cables are for the buttons; the home button, and the back button, and the menubuttons. also there’s one cable that i’ll show you here that is actually controllingthe lcd and the digitizer. so make sure you don’t touch that either. once you unclipthat from the phone you can lift the screen up and then pry the bottom buttons off ofthe front glass. as a side note, i just recently started using instagram and i think we shouldall be friends. so feel free to add me @zacksjerryrig.i am just pulling the home button off. pryingvery gently because if you rip one of these

cables then you’re going to have to buythe new replacement part for it. the whole screen removal process took me about 15 minutes.i don’t think you can do it any faster than that and still be safe. and there’s thescreen; super impressed with how thin it is. hopefully samsung makes this part relativelycheap for how difficult it is to get off the phone. and then here’s the connector forit. so this is the whole screen. i’ll put a link in the video description below forthe screen and any tools you’ll need to finish this project. there are ten screwsholding the mid frame into the rear frame. and then there’s also three screws fromthe back as well that you’ll have to get undone. once you get all the screws undone,you can kind of see the frame pull away from

the mid frame. if you unclasp the little latchesaround the battery case, you’ll be able to pull the back frame away from the mid frame.start up at the top, unclip the top of it and then the base of it will slide out ofthe little grooves that are built for that charging port to hold it in place. and thenhere are all of the buttons and the little connections that attach them to the motherboard.you can see that each button has it’s own little connections which is something that,you know, samsung has really taken advantage of that this time around. usually the buttonsplug into the motherboard somewhere, similar to how the iphones do it. there’s also therear speaker there. here are the 3g and 4g antennas that connect the charging port tothe main board. so you just unclip those.

and then there are two screws holding downthe boards to the frame. and right here, the charging port connects underneath the mainboard. so i’m just going to unclip that like a little lego. and then the fingerprintsensor also is sitting right there on the top so i’m going to unclip that as well.there you have the motherboard where the cameras are attached. you can also see the heart ratemonitor on the other side. i’m going to go ahead and unclip the cameras. so if yourcameras ever get blurry or dust specks or just, you know, stop working, if they everget cracked you can replace them pretty easily. i’ll put links in the video descriptionbelow for replacement parts as well. and then the charging port. so this is the thing thatyou’ll be replacing most often on this phone.

mostly because the charging port suffers themost abuse besides obviously cracking the screen. so this charging port has the menubuttons, the back button, the fingerprint scanner and has the charging port itself aswell. samsung’s usually pretty good about making these pretty cheap as they have withthe galaxy s4, the galaxy s3 and all of their, um, the notes in the past. anyway here’sthe mid frame. we’re going to go ahead and reinstall all the components on the phonenow. there are little grooves that are built in for the charging port so just make surethat it sits back exactly inside of those little grooves. and then i’m going to goahead and start clipping the antennas back on as well. make sure you line it up directlyabove the little nub that it sits on top of

cuz if you bend these little antennas, thenyou kind of only have one shot at it. i’m going to go ahead and clip the cameras backon, like i mentioned before it’s a lot like legos, really expensive legos you can justclip on to the main board again. position it directly above and then you’ll feel itsnap into place. i’m going to go ahead and drop the motherboard into place now. i dostill have to clip that charging port onto the back, as well as the fingerprint scannerand the 3g and 4g antennas. there are those 2 screws that hold the main board and chargingport into place. and then when you’re slipping the mid frame into the rear frame, start withthe charging port cuz there’s a little groove that’s built in to hold it steady. oncethat’s wiggled into place, it does take

a second, then you can snap the rest of themid frame into place. remember those 10 screws that hold the mid frame to the rear frame.and then the 3 screws that go in directly from the back of the phone as well. and thenyou just want to take the menu buttons and kind of re-tape them. i’m just using thesame tape that they came with. it’s actually pretty sticky still. and then just put thoseback into place as well as clipping the digitizer/lcd cable into place; same lego style connector.and then i’m pushing the screen back down. replacement screens should come with theirown adhesive whether it’s, you know, super glue or some kind of crazy glue, or just youknow, double sided 3m sticky tape. you can just reapply that and stick it down. i’mjust going to reuse the adhesive that came

with the phone. it’s actually, you know,still pretty strong. anyway, that’s it. if you have any questions make sure to leavethem in the comments below. i will put any replacement parts and tools also in the videodescription below. and don’t forget to hit me up on instagram as well as subscribe tomy youtube channel. thanks for watching!