Samsung Galaxy S II Screen Replacement

Remove the back cover by gently prying it open from the slot located on the right-hand side.

Do not touch the battery terminals — risk of electric shock.

• Remove the battery using a Phillips #00 screwdriver.
• Store the removed battery in a safe location away from heat sources and fire.

Acquire a magnetic Phillips #0 head screwdriver.

• Remove the 7 x 1/16 in (1.6 mm) Philips head screws with the magnetic screwdriver.
• Store the removed screws safely in a box.

Locate the snap locks at the top left corner.

• Apply gentle pressure near each snap to unlock, avoiding cracking of the plastic cover.
• Progress along the perimeter until all snaps are released.

Avoid applying excessive force, which may cause damage to the plastic cover.

Remove and place the back case on a clean surface, such as white paper.

• Disconnect the screen connector using a screwdriver or pointed tool.
• Lift the cable out of its slot.

Handle the cable with care to avoid damage to the cable or connector.

Careful handling required: avoid damaging the cable or connector.

• Remove the speaker and audio jack connector.
• Lift the cable gently to prevent damage.

Lift the speaker attached to the base using a screwdriver.

Be gentle when handling delicate components.

Lift the earpiece with a flat edge of a screwdriver.

Careful handling is required to avoid damaging cables.

• Unplug the secondary camera connector, taking care not to damage the cable.
• Disconnect the screen input connector.
• Remove the charging port connection using a screwdriver.

Remove the two 1.6mm black head screws with a Phillips #00 screwdriver.

Risk of damage to the motherboard and other components.

• Remove antennae connections using a flat screwdriver.
• Pull out the antennae cable from its slot carefully.

Remove the power button by gently peeling it away from its mounting points, taking care not to damage the adhesive.

• Lift the button out of the slot with a gentle touch.
• Carefully manage the cable to prevent damage to the ribbon wiring.

Follow steps 15 to 17 in reverse order to remove the volume up/down button.

Lift the main board carefully and set it down on the workbench.

Remove the ribbon cable from the charging port and microphone by gently pulling it away.

Use a Phillips #0 screwdriver to remove the two 2.0 mm screws.

Lift the microphone carefully by hand.

• Pry the board loose from the metal casing.
• Place the board safely onto a workbench.

Apply pressure to the screwdriver at the highlighted areas to push the screen out.

• Remove the old screen.
• Clean any remaining double side tape and adhesive.

Use care when handling the new screen, as it may be fragile.

• Install the new screen.
• Reattach all components in reverse order of removal.