Note that removing the back cover may compromise the device's water resistance and IP rating.
The integrity of your Galaxy S20 Ultra's water resistance depends on proper reapplication of the adhesive after repair.
Unplug your phone from power source.
Avoid overheating the phone, especially the display and internal battery.
Apply a suction cup to the phone's back near the bottom center.
Do not apply excessive force with an opening pick, risking cracked glass.
Slide the pick back and forth along the bottom edge to slice through the adhesive.
Apply a iOpener to the left edge of the back cover and heat it for 2 minutes.
Do not apply excessive force with the pick, as it may crack the back cover glass.
This may require multiple attempts due to tight tolerances. Apply more heat if needed.
Insert pick further into gap and tilt downwards.
Be cautious not to scratch surrounding areas.
Insert a pick into the gap between the back cover and the frame.
Be cautious when sliding the pick across the ridge surrounding the volume and power buttons, as it may be prone to cracking.
Be cautious when using external heat sources, as they can cause damage to the display and internal battery.
Apply a suction cup to the right edge of the phone's back, near its center.
Insert a pick under the right edge of the glass, near the bottom of the device.
Insert a second pick under the right center edge of the back cover.
Place the iOpener on the top edge of the back cover and heat it for 2 minutes.
Be gentle when handling the curved glass near the corners to prevent cracking.
Use opening picks to carefully slice any remaining adhesive from the back cover.
Do not seal your phone without testing all functions first, especially during reassembly.
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