You should do it, it’s not actually too hard after your first repair, a good way is to practice with a doner phone (probably iCloud locked or something) and take off every part and put it back together
A A well one time, i bought a 6s that had no power and I specifically asked the seller if it was water damged and icloud status. He said no water had gotten in and icloud was removed. When I opened it it was all corroded. It was everywhere lol. And a iphone 7 for $40, i asked the seller if it was stolen icloud status etc. and he said he knew nothing about it. And after wards i asked him if i could chat with the previous owner because it was stolen. And he said all he knew was that it was passcode locked. Didnt admit it till after I bought :(
@@ryansumner3662 Try buying from eBay, usually items will have a 30-day return policy and that way if the iPhone isn't the way it was advertised, you can always return it and get your money back.
Good job Hugh. Cellphones are an individuals most important possession and so it makes a lot of sense to be able to repair these essential and very expensive devices.
@@zackbritton4446 they do not throw it away. In the U.S the Companies have insurence that people can pay for each month and if the phone break just pay 30 to 40 dollars and you will get a new phone but you have to give the old one back to the company.
I just changed out the battery in my S9. It had bulged and separated the back from the frame...which made it easy to take the back off. It was easy, EXCEPT, the adhesive. The majority of my battery replacement effort was cleaning the old adhesive off. I got an iFixit S9 battery tool set and seals and that made the battery replacement effort easier. I watched this video to get an idea of the process, then spent 90 minutes doing the job...mostly scraping and cleaning with isopropyl alcohol. Thanks for producing your videos on TH-cam, they have encouraged me to repair my own phone.
Use hot air to remove the components that are held with adhesive. Like the speaker, or the Copper foil. Don't just rip them apart. Otherwise you have done a great job
I work on Samsung devices for their warranty repairs, hot air will help but honestly not necessary if cautious. Samsung has us just replace most of those parts but you can carefully transfer the copper foil. Main issue not addressed, unless I missed it, is using the *#0*# to test everything after the repair. Samsung gives us programs to test the devices, but I don’t know if it’s open to the public. If it’s not your best bet is using the *#0*# to open a menu. Verizon Cartier phones can run into issues with this menu however there are work arounds for that, I just don’t know if it’s open to the public.
@Arshiya 123 you're right these models are more fragile compared to previous models. Expansive displays almost half the price of mobile but there are curved screen protectors available just a bit expansive. I used S8 plus with original soft back cover, and curved glass screen protector for barely a month before someone else liked it and stole it from me 🤥
One of the best part of Hugh Jeffreys’ videos is the way he speaks with such fluency! Whether he reads the script or speaks as it is, it’s still impressive!
Thanks for you kind words. Most of what I say in my videos is just off the top of my head. I only really script what to say at the very beginning and end.
I usually don't subscribe to any youtube channel but this guy is impressive and definitely helpful to many people out there. I broke three phones (just screens) and I threw it all away haha.
Damn looks good as new. I hope all who repairs phone around the world. Will be passionate and works patiently and take it's time to perfect it's repair. Hand down to you sir.
Wow you won't believe it, few years ago my Xiaomi Mi 4 LCD panel failed and went black, the front glass was fine but the protector was chipped and cracked, I sent it for warranty the way it was and they changed my lcd, and installed a new glass protector! Funny thing is, the same happened to a friend and he removed his cracked protector and sent it, didn't get a new protector from them lol. Btw as the heat pipes are connected to the display, a protector does have a effect on cooling but that must be ever so slightly...
Yeah, stupid curved edges on samsung . The protective case picks the screen up and it always shows some air bubbles. I never had this problem with my old sony phone
Thanks to this guy, repaired my coral blue Galaxy S9 Plus. My first course of action was to get a hair dryer and soften the adhesive until it was removable. I cut into it and took the back off being mindful of the finger print reader. After cleaning all of the adhesive off, I went into the phone and stripped the entire thing to replace the USB circuit and the battery. After putting a new back panel on, The phone worked like new.
Why do people who break phones have over a million subs while Hugh who repair those broken phones get only 358k subs.Hope you reach a million subs man.
Assuming the phone was still fast charging, you made quite a bit of extra work removing the sub-pba separately. Also have mad respect for you as if it was this hard at my day job repairing Samsungs I would have lost my mind.
I've always wondered with this amount of repair whether the phone is now better, worse, or just how it was! I'm happy to just switch out my phone every 2 years, but to each their own!
1:39 *Has an insane amount of tools*
Also Jeff : Didnt have spare tape lying around
@@rinaldslibeks1592 ofc he can't afford tape, when he bought the tools.
Had nothing to do with affording he just didn't happen to have any at the time...
It wasn't in the ifixit pro tool repair kit from 80$ that he got for free from ifixit
@@ilyasg2108 wooshed
it's actually hugh, not jeff
Just watching him repair phones makes me want to do this as well
You should do it, it’s not actually too hard after your first repair, a good way is to practice with a doner phone (probably iCloud locked or something) and take off every part and put it back together
A A me too, its so fun, and its thanks to him!
@A A Yeah, I dont end up making much $ on the broken phones. I probably loose money becuase of getting scammed
A A well one time, i bought a 6s that had no power and I specifically asked the seller if it was water damged and icloud status. He said no water had gotten in and icloud was removed. When I opened it it was all corroded. It was everywhere lol. And a iphone 7 for $40, i asked the seller if it was stolen icloud status etc. and he said he knew nothing about it. And after wards i asked him if i could chat with the previous owner because it was stolen. And he said all he knew was that it was passcode locked. Didnt admit it till after I bought :(
@@ryansumner3662 Try buying from eBay, usually items will have a 30-day return policy and that way if the iPhone isn't the way it was advertised, you can always return it and get your money back.
Really nice work on this one!
Thanks mate
@@HughJeffreys hello
@@francisabordo22 no
instablaster.
From JerryRigEverything to JeffreyFixEverything...
lmfao
AMBEE 2772 you deserve an award
^
Hahahahahahahahahaha! If Jerry Rigs then Jeffrey fixes?! Hahahahahahahahahaha! OMG! Hahahahahahahahahaha! You're so witty! 😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆
😁
“Like some other brand we all know” 😂
Apple...
hm am i the only one that doesn't know?
oh wait
apple...
𝓪𝓹𝓹𝓵𝓮
its kinda like he who should not be named.
*apple*
Dude this design is really BEAUTIFUL
hope to one day see you using soldering on really messed up phones!
Nice job like always, a perfectly functioning phone saved from landfill.
What landfill?😂 Ebay!🧢
It's essentially a new device with some bits from the original phone carried over.
3:27 "the screw needs to come out"
The screw: i'm gay
He got screwed
Good job Hugh. Cellphones are an individuals most important possession and so it makes a lot of sense to be able to repair these essential and very expensive devices.
Other people when their phone is broken: just throw it away it’s broken anyway
Hugh: why throw it away when you can repair it?
I collect phones and I am going to be reparing an Motorola since part of the screen doesn't work
unfortunately all the parts used in this video are more expensive than this phone itself
Ok but who actually throws their phone away that’s so wasteful
BodziuM and impossible to find online without getting scammed
@@zackbritton4446 they do not throw it away. In the U.S the Companies have insurence that people can pay for each month and if the phone break just pay 30 to 40 dollars and you will get a new phone but you have to give the old one back to the company.
Your repairing videos are too comforting and mesmerising. Just love your channel.
8:30 they won't charge but the s10(+) won't even boot without that wireless charging pad
Vietnam flashbacks intensify
S10 is trash
@@rodolfotsang4327 please explain
@@rodolfotsang4327 one of the best phones in early 2019 is trash apparently
@@veekay_t Seems like it. I have the S10+ and it is awesome.
Your videos feel therapeutic in this kind of climate. Thank you so much.
i really dont know why im so fascinated with this kind of videos❤️
Love the videos man. You’re very intelligent!
I just changed out the battery in my S9. It had bulged and separated the back from the frame...which made it easy to take the back off. It was easy, EXCEPT, the adhesive. The majority of my battery replacement effort was cleaning the old adhesive off. I got an iFixit S9 battery tool set and seals and that made the battery replacement effort easier. I watched this video to get an idea of the process, then spent 90 minutes doing the job...mostly scraping and cleaning with isopropyl alcohol. Thanks for producing your videos on TH-cam, they have encouraged me to repair my own phone.
Use hot air to remove the components that are held with adhesive. Like the speaker, or the Copper foil. Don't just rip them apart. Otherwise you have done a great job
MirceaD28 yeah you are in no position to tell him how to do what he does, nice try tho
@@BobStone85 feck off, bet you aren't either
Bob Stone ok really
Bob Stone it’s called advice
I work on Samsung devices for their warranty repairs, hot air will help but honestly not necessary if cautious. Samsung has us just replace most of those parts but you can carefully transfer the copper foil. Main issue not addressed, unless I missed it, is using the *#0*# to test everything after the repair. Samsung gives us programs to test the devices, but I don’t know if it’s open to the public. If it’s not your best bet is using the *#0*# to open a menu. Verizon Cartier phones can run into issues with this menu however there are work arounds for that, I just don’t know if it’s open to the public.
Your videos are so satisfying to watch. Also S8 & S9 are my favorite phones.
@Arshiya 123 you're right these models are more fragile compared to previous models. Expansive displays almost half the price of mobile but there are curved screen protectors available just a bit expansive. I used S8 plus with original soft back cover, and curved glass screen protector for barely a month before someone else liked it and stole it from me 🤥
Hugh I fix phones everyday I own a tech store I see this all the time yet I see a repair vid I watch it 👌🏽
Thank you for this video! Helped me so much, you are great at explaining and showing what exactly your doing!
I always waiting for your upload. keep up
Dont know why but i found your repair videos very relaxing... Its sort of a therapy to me... Nice vidoe btw
You are truly the best I most enjoy your Samsung videos please keep them coming I like them all and you have officially earned my subscription🤩
Love the new intro. The tone of the old one was really ominous lol.
Good job! Ur the best at repairing phones!!! Also I was watching this and I got an ifixit ad!
I always waiting for your uploads as i had watched your entire vault please keep uploading
Another great video from an amazing youtuber keep making these amazing videos Hugh 😁
As always, nice job Hugh!
You always have the best cell phone repair videos.Hope you get to 1 mil
This is amazing work Hugh.
One of the best part of Hugh Jeffreys’ videos is the way he speaks with such fluency! Whether he reads the script or speaks as it is, it’s still impressive!
Thanks for you kind words.
Most of what I say in my videos is just off the top of my head. I only really script what to say at the very beginning and end.
We want more restorations of android smartphones like this.
I wanna see those s10’s repaired Hugh Jeffreys, Nice job btw
Micky R YES a S10 would be quite interesting to see
I repaired my brother's s10e and it wasn't that difficult. I may also change the battery on my s10e because it has degraded a bit
I went to sleep watching Rimworld and woke up to phone repair. Don't know how I ended up here but I love it
I love how he talks like we are actually going to be doing this 😂
Manta -.- Talks or teaches? What do you want him to do? Put wanking sounds as hes fixing the phone?
I usually don't subscribe to any youtube channel but this guy is impressive and definitely helpful to many people out there. I broke three phones (just screens) and I threw it all away haha.
Used your video and the ifixit guide to do a frame swap. Working fine thanks Hugh.
this phone looks really good after the repair. good job :)
Hi Hugh quick tip for testing in the future, type *#0*# in the keypad for a better way to test things!
Watching on my Coral Blue S9+ ❤️😍
Me too.
That's such a gorgeous colour 😍
Just woke up and got some repair .... Love your videos buddy .... 💪🤗😎
I like seeing some androids on the channel I'm loving my s10 been rocking it since March 2019 and its awesome
For me the way you repair smartphones is satisfying.
It was very satisfying to watch this video!
Your videos are just a masterpiece😍
who else is watching from quarantine. so boring and i have been watching every random thing i see
These videos makes me relaxed
It's so satisfying to watch. Amazing
"Such a satisfying video" I feel it !!!
Always wait for you upload. That’s satisfying vids. Thnks. 😅😊
Brilliant work 👍👍
hyped to see some s20 restoration soon :)
Watching this on my restored S9+ 😍🔥💯
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More Samsung content when the oppurtunity presents itself please!
Thumbs up.
Amazing Work
Why is this SOOOO SATIFYING TO WATCH
Bro you king of restoration
Jimmy tools are essential when taking a display held on by adhesive. I use plastic razor blades.
Awesome work
Oww i like the phone color so much
I love ur videos 💜
Damn looks good as new. I hope all who repairs phone around the world. Will be passionate and works patiently and take it's time to perfect it's repair. Hand down to you sir.
Samsung told me off for having a glass screen protector. They said it would over heat my phone
They are weird lol.
To be fair, samsung uses the screen to dissipate heat as well. The logic is there, but... it doesn't matter.
Tempered glass screen protectors are daunting because the adhesive are only on the edges due to the curved screen, obviously.
Wow you won't believe it, few years ago my Xiaomi Mi 4 LCD panel failed and went black, the front glass was fine but the protector was chipped and cracked, I sent it for warranty the way it was and they changed my lcd, and installed a new glass protector! Funny thing is, the same happened to a friend and he removed his cracked protector and sent it, didn't get a new protector from them lol. Btw as the heat pipes are connected to the display, a protector does have a effect on cooling but that must be ever so slightly...
Yeah, stupid curved edges on samsung . The protective case picks the screen up and it always shows some air bubbles. I never had this problem with my old sony phone
love your videos
thanks body. I need this video too much ❤️
good work .. and i have a question about S9 screen flickering and brightness problem are you know issue for this problem ? thank's
Now that I look at it the Z Flip looks like foldable S9
Great, thx for tutorial how to repair my s9 by myself ❤🔥🔥
I love Verizon for making 4G phones unlocked (and with many bands to play with in other countries), at the cost of so much bloatware. Great video.
Thanks to this guy, repaired my coral blue Galaxy S9 Plus. My first course of action was to get a hair dryer and soften the adhesive until it was removable. I cut into it and took the back off being mindful of the finger print reader. After cleaning all of the adhesive off, I went into the phone and stripped the entire thing to replace the USB circuit and the battery. After putting a new back panel on, The phone worked like new.
I am watching this on my s9 plus so that i can have some idea in case my phone got issues thank you.
Very thorough!
Always Great videos❗️👍✅
hey guys welcome back.!
Oddly satisfying to watch❤❤❤
Great work 💪
Makes me really miss my s9..omg
"There's no components paired to the phone"
This was some next-level foreshadowing
Can you get the body frame of the s9 with adhesive already attached
Awesome. You are the best
@hugh jeffreys what is a good tempered glass that i can use for my s9 plus?
you are so good!!
Hey, do you sell these phones that you fix? I've been looking for an used S9+
Is there any way to connect the phones mobo directly to an external monitor or something via hdmi or some other connector?
you deserve more subs
Why do people who break phones have over a million subs while Hugh who repair those broken phones get only 358k subs.Hope you reach a million subs man.
I have an s9+ from tmobile and wondering if u do general repairs?
Hey jeff are the new parts original ? and does ifixit has any deal with samsung ?
Assuming the phone was still fast charging, you made quite a bit of extra work removing the sub-pba separately. Also have mad respect for you as if it was this hard at my day job repairing Samsungs I would have lost my mind.
What front and back glass did u use I cracked both glasses and I want to get something good plz lmk thx
I've always wondered with this amount of repair whether the phone is now better, worse, or just how it was! I'm happy to just switch out my phone every 2 years, but to each their own!
Hugh did you ever solder back the antenna connector to the phone?
I always enjoy it when you fix phones😁
Dae ye aye
@@steffjack9798 yeah?
That my dream phone right there. It's even my favorite color
Nice work
I hope you do a Galaxy Note9 repair in the future. Thanks! 😊
Very nice job.
I just fixed my s10e back glass bought it from Ifixit and couldn't be happier 😋😋😋
Did you apply thermal paste on processor before installing the motherboard into the frame ?