Glass only cracked screen repair on Samsung Galaxy S8 S9 Plus In depth how-to

In-depth tutorial for glass only replacement on cracked screens For Samsugn Galaxy S8/S9/Plus (same method also applies to Note 8, and Note 9)

Special equipment NOT required, not even a UV light.

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** Important update**
New accessories/tools have been developed! They are being included free of charge for a limited time. See the latest how-to featuring them here. This video also includes further clarification on the initial insertion of the tool which seems to be a common mistake:

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[natcasseus]

Best method I ever tried for curved screen without a freezer.I used a hot plate at 90C degrees.Takes some time but definitely worth it!!!

[soota]

I was hesitant on ordering a kit for my Note 8 but after watching your video and watching you taking the time to share your knowledge in great detail while trying to help us each step of the way, I went ahead and placed an order just now. Regardless of whether I succeed or not, you seem like someone who is not out to make a quick buck and genuinely cares about the product you supply and tries to help people along the way. Wish me luck!

[ivdubgti]

Was quoted $200 for this repair on an S10+, looks like i will be doing it myself. Thankyou for this!

[mnbvcxz]

Definitely take your time, and don't be afraid to step away for a bit if you feel frustrated. I was having a hard time getting the OCA blade in on my s9+ (probably not enough heat in hindsight, first time using a heat gun so was being overly cautious) and it's not a $30 repair anymore. Worst part is I could have practiced on a different phone that only displays random colors. Still planning to get my hands on more phones with broken screens and doing it till I get it right!

[bobbysilver]

Thank you for the video.
4 years later I need it.

[DryDownfall]

This is the best repair guide I’ve ever watched. Thank you so much for your efforts

[geoqfsi]

Temperatures mentioned in the video:
LCD Damage Occurs beyond 115C/240F
Proper Removal Temp 70C/160F to 82.5C/180F

[JaraFPV]

The repair starts at 5:45
But it's extremely important to know why it took so long before the repair starts. So Go back to 0:00 to know why.

[gerardocortez]

When he says make sure to go slow, MAKE SURE TO GO SLOW. I damaged my lcd on my s7 edge by puncturing it like the examples in the video but it was my fault. I was using a hair dryer and took too long. If anyone wants to do this, invest in a heat gun and don't rush the process like I did. Take your time.

[cesargianluigifigueroalima]

Having Lost money to bring us this knowledge make this vídeo worth all my time, thanks, i Will share your video!

[island]

I just bought this tool and it really is amazing. Definitely can't recreate because it is insanely thin yet holds it shape just right like a spring. 10/10 would recommend buying. Not paid to say this.

[gunterotte]

I finally dared to do it, and it worked perfectly, thanks!

[malcolmmoore]

This video is very well made. Even though it's just the glass of my S9+ that is cracked, repair places are quoting me up to $300. When looking at DIY videos most of them have you disassemble the entire phone but this is the first video I've seen where the glass is taken off by itself.

[davidwickboldt]

This has to be the best diy repair video I have ever watched.

[averyshumway]

It worked! I really doubted my ability to complete a repair like this but it actually worked and I saved 200 bucks!

Edit: so I ended up failing to put the screen on because I didn't notice the dent in the frame that prevented the screen from fitting in. If I had known I'm sure I would've succeeded

[jkljajic]

I have bought this toolset, and have to say it is harder than it looks, its very easy to make a mistake. I advise caution. As for the company, they are amazing, they will answer any questions you have and they offer refunds even when they are not obliged to. Overall very satisfied with them and can recommend 100%. Looking forward to more videos from you guys.

[t]

great video and sounds like an amazing company..your customer service is refreshing

[jackreacher]

this is good i have tryed on already riuned oleds and if you touch it on the edge it makes a black mark but i have got them off with out making more damage. The first thing is to get your tool between glass and oled once you get that it not so hard just keep heatting and push but take your time. i learnt the hard hard way i try the edges.

[garywensink]

I've been using a 3d printer and the heated bed is ideal to use to do this repair. As said in the video a laser temperature gauge was an excellent tool

[worlboss]

Man, man, man what kind of guy would I be if I don’t like this video, thanks bro. My phone has a little chip on the edge, u can hardly recognize it but it troubles me, thanks a million for going into the details