It's not as evil as soldering the battery in but I feel like Samsung went overkill ever since the note 7 scare. I don't know why since the main problem was not the battery jiggling but the battery cathode layers pinching and shorting out, which they made extra sure to get a better and more stricter tolerance on that. Now they went super overkill and nearly cemented the batteries in. If you're going to use liquid cement for battery adhesive, at least give us pull strips or plastic guides to slice the adhesive, this is nuts.
@@VegitoBlackityBlack excuse me but don't tell her how to fucking speak that's her right and you don't know shit cuz that's false information dear is actually a term used for a young women or young man so chill
Is it possible that i have damaged my fingerprint sensor during battery replacement? If so, what could be the reason? (Physical force or rather isopropyl alcohol which got under the sensor) is there any way to repair it without replacing the screen?
You will need to get a new adhesive strip (you can find a few OEM strips online) to seal the back of the glass, if you press on the old and sliced adhesive there may be small gaps to allow liquid in. Beware!
Ideally, this would be performed by a technician with access to new adhesive liners and a pressurized chamber that literally sucks and sandwiches the back to the chassis to restore the IP68 rating.
I replaced old battery with a new one in Samsung service center. But they provided a poor quality battery that drains fast unlike a new one. Phone diagnostics indicate "Action required - weak battery" even after replacement
Please avoid touching the lenses! If you smear finger oils onto the lens you will get very blurry pictures and will be unable to clean it off without tearing down the phone again!
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That's too much work to remove a phone battery. Can't believe the manufacturers made this so unnecessarily difficult
They don't want your to repair it that's why they got rid of user replaceable batteries
It's not as evil as soldering the battery in but I feel like Samsung went overkill ever since the note 7 scare. I don't know why since the main problem was not the battery jiggling but the battery cathode layers pinching and shorting out, which they made extra sure to get a better and more stricter tolerance on that. Now they went super overkill and nearly cemented the batteries in. If you're going to use liquid cement for battery adhesive, at least give us pull strips or plastic guides to slice the adhesive, this is nuts.
After watching this video ,I think I would just get a new phone. My level of patience is zero.
This is one of the best instructions I've seen, can you tell me what sort of liquid you use to soften the glue? Eg solvent, water? thank you very much
dear you can use any type of liquid like petrol thinner ctc or any type available in market
@@easyrepairingtips7794 Can I use isopropylalcohol?
@@WinrichNaujoks yes dear you can
@@easyrepairingtips7794 "Dear" isn't the word you think it is. That's a word for married people or couples. Say "friend" instead.
@@VegitoBlackityBlack excuse me but don't tell her how to fucking speak that's her right and you don't know shit cuz that's false information dear is actually a term used for a young women or young man so chill
Is it possible that i have damaged my fingerprint sensor during battery replacement? If so, what could be the reason? (Physical force or rather isopropyl alcohol which got under the sensor) is there any way to repair it without replacing the screen?
Thank you so much for your efforts.
Could anyone tell me why since years changing battery isn't possible like before?!!!
Great video- detailed, short and simple. Thank you for sharing:)!
question, when you put the phone back together is it still ip68 water and dust proof? thank you again
no of course not. especially not if you dont use new adhesive to seal the back glass to the phone. the uploader does a lazy job at that
You will need to get a new adhesive strip (you can find a few OEM strips online) to seal the back of the glass, if you press on the old and sliced adhesive there may be small gaps to allow liquid in. Beware!
Ideally, this would be performed by a technician with access to new adhesive liners and a pressurized chamber that literally sucks and sandwiches the back to the chassis to restore the IP68 rating.
@@simgo3088 yes exactly. thanks for the information
excellent video. thank you
Where do you get replacement battery?
Amazon sells a Note 20 Ultra replacement battery kit from a company called Max Bear. These days that kit costs about $23.95 (U.S. dollars)
I replaced old battery with a new one in Samsung service center. But they provided a poor quality battery that drains fast unlike a new one. Phone diagnostics indicate "Action required - weak battery" even after replacement
is this the international version ?
yes
Please avoid touching the lenses! If you smear finger oils onto the lens you will get very blurry pictures and will be unable to clean it off without tearing down the phone again!
battery on this phone is so shit
Yea it is. Mine doesn't hold charge and gets to cold to charge period worst phone I've ever owned
@@travism5276 Had a tech shop install a 6000mah replacement battery.
my phone is starting to bulge in the middle.
@@VegitoBlackityBlack do you know the 6000mah battery model details? Pls share. Thanks.
@@chamika73 Sorry it's been a couple years.
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