Difficulty

Difficult

Steps

7

Time Required

                          15 - 20 minutes

Sections

3

  • Battery
  • 2 steps
  • Screen
  • 4 steps
  • Back and Recent Apps Touch Sensor Button(s)
  • 1 step

Flags

2

Needs Better Images

Better photos will improve this guide. Help out by taking, editing, or uploading new ones!

Action Shots

Be an action hero! This guide needs images that better demonstrate how to perform specific actions.

  • BackSamsung Galaxy Express 3

  • Full Screen

  • Options

  • History

  • Save to Favorites

  • Download PDF

  • Edit

  • Translate

  • Get Shareable Link

  • Embed This Guide

  • Notify Me of Changes

  • Stop Notifications

Introduction

What you need

Step 1

              Battery
  • Locate the indent area highlighted in red and use either your fingernail or a Prying Tool (such as a guitar pick) to separate the back from the body of the phone.

Locate the indent area highlighted in red and use either your fingernail or a Prying Tool (such as a guitar pick) to separate the back from the body of the phone.

1024

Step 2

  • Once the cover is removed, locate the battery that reads “SAMSUNG.”
  • Use either your fingernail or a Plastic Prying Tool (such as a guitar pick) to lift up the bottom indent of the battery.
  • Do not use a metal tool, as it can cause injury.

Once the cover is removed, locate the battery that reads “SAMSUNG.”

Use either your fingernail or a Plastic Prying Tool (such as a guitar pick) to lift up the bottom indent of the battery.

Do not use a metal tool, as it can cause injury.

Step 3

              Screen
  • Use a Plastic Prying Tool (such as a spudger) to pop out piece shown.

Use a Plastic Prying Tool (such as a spudger) to pop out piece shown.

Step 4

  • Detach the screen connector.

Detach the screen connector.

Step 5

  • Use a blow dryer or heating pad to heat up the screen.
  • Do not skip this step, as it may result in a broken screen and/or LCD.
  • This step loosens the glue holding the screen in place.

Use a blow dryer or heating pad to heat up the screen.

Do not skip this step, as it may result in a broken screen and/or LCD.

This step loosens the glue holding the screen in place.

Step 6

  • Use a Thin Plastic Tool (such as a guitar pick) or Plastic Prying Tool (such as a spudger) to lift out the glass digitizer and LCD screen around the edges.
  • Do this slowly and carefully, as both parts can crack very easily.
  • Ensure your tool is plastic, as a metal tool can damage the screen easily.

Use a Thin Plastic Tool (such as a guitar pick) or Plastic Prying Tool (such as a spudger) to lift out the glass digitizer and LCD screen around the edges.

Do this slowly and carefully, as both parts can crack very easily.

Ensure your tool is plastic, as a metal tool can damage the screen easily.

Step 7

              Back and Recent Apps Touch Sensor Button(s)
  • Use a plastic tool to remove back and/or recent tabs circuit buttons.
  • Use a plastic tool as a metal tool can be dangerous to the phone or you.

Use a plastic tool to remove back and/or recent tabs circuit buttons.

Use a plastic tool as a metal tool can be dangerous to the phone or you.

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

Cancel: I did not complete this guide.

Author

                                      with 1 other contributor 


                    Mack Johnson

Member since: 04/05/2018

984 Reputation

                                      6 Guides authored                  



                       Badges:
                       10







                                                        +7 more badges

Team

                       Linn Benton Community College, Team S2-G4, Johnson Spring 2018                        

                                                  Member of Linn Benton Community College, Team S2-G4, Johnson Spring 2018 



                    LBCC-JOHNSON-S18S2G4                     


                                            4 Members                     


                                            7 Guides authored