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Introduction
Remplacez la vitre arrière du Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus à l'aide de ce tutoriel.
Si votre pièce de rechange est livrée sans les bandes adhésives pré-installées, vous aurez besoin de vous en procurer pour la vitre arrière et le lecteur d'empreintes digitales. Vous pouvez acheter des bandes pré-découpées ou du ruban adhésif fin à forte adhérence.
Ce dont vous avez besoin
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Préparez un iOpener et chauffez le dos du téléphone le long du côté gauche pendant environ deux minutes. Cela permettra de ramollir l'adhésif fixant la coque arrière.
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Au cours des étapes suivantes, vous allez faire céder l'adhésif fixant la coque arrière.
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Le schéma d'ouverture vu de l'extérieur comprend les zones suivantes :
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Couche épaisse d'adhésif
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Couche fine d'adhésif
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Évitez de faire levier ou de couper ici, afin de protéger la nappe du lecteur d'empreintes digitales.
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Insérez un médiator dans l'interstice.
I strongly advise using a modeling knife to cut the adhesive when you get a sufficient gap otherwise you may easily break the corners of the extremely thin back glass on the phone (as I did).
There are NO "Opening Picks" in the repair kit!!!!!
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Ôtez la coque arrière.
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Prenez une pincette pour décoller tous les restes d'adhésif du châssis du téléphone. Puis nettoyez les zones d'adhérence avec de l'alcool isopropylique à haute concentration (au moins 90 %) et un chiffon non pelucheux. Essuyez dans une seule direction, sans faire de va-et-vient. Le nouvel adhésif adhère mieux sur une surface préparée de la sorte.
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Pour remonter la coque arrière, ou monter une coque arrière sans adhésif préinstallé, consultez ce tutoriel.
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Veillez à allumer votre téléphone et à tester votre réparation avant de poser le nouvel adhésif et de refermer le téléphone.
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Refaites chauffer l'iOpener et posez-le sur le lecteur d'empreintes digitales monté sur la vitre arrière.
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Décollez le lecteur d'empreintes de l'adhésif en appuyant dessus depuis l'extérieur de la vitre.
There is a small plastic bracket between the fingerprint sensor and the back plate. Make sure this is on your replacement part, the sensor doesn’t adhere right without it. If it isn’t, transfer it over from the old plate. In my infinite wisdom, I ended up breaking the new part trying to press the sensor into place.
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Pour remonter votre appareil, suivez ces instructions en sens inverse.
Pour remonter votre appareil, suivez ces instructions en sens inverse.
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17 commentaires
If I don't have a microwave to heat the iOpener, can i boil it for a few seconds maybe?
I’d highly recommend skipping the iOpener all together and just buy some isopropyl alcohol (found at most Walgreen/RiteAids/Walmarts) and some q-tips instead. Even with the iOpener as hot as they say to get it and hours of letting the heat soak into the adhesive, I still ended up cracking my rear panel glass in the corners, which makes removal even harder/dangerous with shards of glass falling off.
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@Nick sure, you even can put some noodles while you cook your s8.
If the back is very cracked, it will be a lot harder!
If I'm purchasing the Tesa 61395 Tape separately, which size did I need? The 1mm?
Hi Ana, I’d recommend the 1 mm tape, as it can fit into the small edges around the cover.
Will using the Tesa 61395 1mm Tape also ensure a watertight seal (similar to the default IP68 rating)? Or will I never be able to trust my phone around water again after replacing the back glass?
Hi Tom! Unfortunately, using Tesa tape won’t guarantee any kind of seal. Using a rear cover adhesive strip instead would add some water resistance—definitely more than tape—but I still wouldn’t trust an opened phone to be watertight at all.
Do I need to purchase another Fingerprint sensor if the one currently on my phone works properly??
You shouldn’t need to, as long as it still works and the ribbon cable isn’t damaged. You will need to remove it from the rear glass panel and transfer it to the new rear panel you’re installing. Word of caution though: you have to buy the fingerprint sensor replacement adhesive separately as it doesn’t come with the rear glass panel adhesive kit. This seemed a bit misleading to me, but I found out the hard way and ended up having to buy some tape locally to get it done. I’m not sure why they don’t include it in the kit, since the camera and flash adhesive is included.
I personally used isoproyl alcohol (and avoided the iOpener) to remove the fingerprint reader carefully. I also avoided separating the fingerprint reader from its circuit board assembly, because otherwise there is another gasket you’d have to replace.
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Be careful not to remove the pad from fingerprint sensor.
I have replaced back glass but it looks a little lose , I do not know how to fix it.
Highly recommend putting books (a few pounds of them) on it on a hard flat surface after installation of the new adhesive, for at least 30 minutes. As long as everything is lined up properly between the rear cover and the phone, it should go back to being nearly perfectly flush (no gaps for water to get in).
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Definitely use isopropyl alcohol instead of the iOpener. Wait 10-15 minutes after using the alcohol. The iOpener does not reach high enough temperatures for long enough to significantly weaken the adhesive properly. Worked on it for hours (followed the guide to a T) and still cracked my glass to figure this one out. Don’t make the same mistake (same goes for the battery adhesive as well, use a syringe and isopropyl alcohol as well for that one too).
Where is the rest of this? How do I put it back together? Where do these glue strips go? What orientation? The green one didn't fit and I have no idea what to do with the blue one. The link for reassembly doesn't match, even slightly, to what I have. Overall I am not very impressed with any of these guides.
If you have a 3D printer, you can just heat the bed to 70-80 Celsius, set the phone on it face-up, and let it cook for about 8-10 minutes before prying at it. Little isopropanol from a swab around the edges after it cooks and it should be easier to remove. Just don't forget about it. Excessive heat can damage several parts.
