Samsung TAB S2 T810 Charging port replacement

An in depth video showing you how to remove the lcd and repair the charging port.
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[@johannecote4952]

Thank you for the video. Very well done. I didn't get very far because I broke the screen. Oh well, it was fun trying to fix my problem.

[@amkotechrepairs]

Thank you

[@antelobubnich8863]

Thank you for your video. I appreciate your patience to do all that tedious job. I do have an S2 tab and was trying to find out what type of port it is so that I can order a cable to transfer the data to a new tab
(I think it is usb mini type b). How ever I'd like to complement you for a job well done!❤

[@jeffwilliams5847]

Hi, thanks for this video. what adhesive did you use to replace the screen?

[@amkotechrepairs]

Hi Your welcome
The adhesive i used is T900s.

[@davebeers5133]

Thank you for the video but I need to ask why could you not just remove the back cover to remove the charge board ?

[@amkotechrepairs]

Hi thank you for looking at the video, it would be great if that could be done but on this particular model the rear casing would get damaged. the only way to access the board properly is to remove the LCD.

[@litoteh]

With some force you CAN remove just the back panel. Although, you run the risk of breaking that plastic bit and leave a hole in the panel. High risk, high rewards.