In this repair video you will learn how to tear down the Samsung Galaxy S i9000/9001 to replace the LCD & Touch Screen Digitizer, internal parts, and housing. Follow the links below to order Galaxy S parts.
For a complete list of parts including speakers, batteries, and flex cables visit: http://www.etradesupply.com/samsung/galaxy-models/samsung-galaxy-s-gt-i9000.html?acc=045117b0e0a11a242b9765e79cbf113f
Skip Intro 2:50
Screen Test 3:22
Loudspeaker 5:12
Sim & SD Card 6:51
Headphone Jack / Earpiece 8:16
Remove Screen 8:51
Plastic Frame/Bezel 11:27
Home & Touch Keys 23:06
Earpiece Speaker Grill 28:08
New Screen On 28:59
3G/GSM Antenna Flex 33:17
If you have a broken screen you can still recover all the files from your phone.
Thanks to 'Reinout S' comment for this info:
As you may know if you plug in the USB cable in your phone it does not operate like a regular storage device. But I found this website and it has all the drivers: http://goo.gl/DRp6rK. Just install the driver and plug your phone in (make sure it's turned on).
After plugging in your phone it will show up at 'my computer' just like a USB drive and it acts like a USB stick. Finally I just copied everything off.
As simple as that ;)
DIY Repairs will void any warranty but many save many $$
Shot up close with a Panasonic HC-X900
Links referencing parts in this description provide me credit. Thanks for your support :-)
For a complete list of parts including speakers, batteries, and flex cables visit: http://www.etradesupply.com/samsung/galaxy-models/samsung-galaxy-s-gt-i9000.html?acc=045117b0e0a11a242b9765e79cbf113f
Skip Intro 2:50
Screen Test 3:22
Loudspeaker 5:12
Sim & SD Card 6:51
Headphone Jack / Earpiece 8:16
Remove Screen 8:51
Plastic Frame/Bezel 11:27
Home & Touch Keys 23:06
Earpiece Speaker Grill 28:08
New Screen On 28:59
3G/GSM Antenna Flex 33:17
If you have a broken screen you can still recover all the files from your phone.
Thanks to 'Reinout S' comment for this info:
As you may know if you plug in the USB cable in your phone it does not operate like a regular storage device. But I found this website and it has all the drivers: http://goo.gl/DRp6rK. Just install the driver and plug your phone in (make sure it's turned on).
After plugging in your phone it will show up at 'my computer' just like a USB drive and it acts like a USB stick. Finally I just copied everything off.
As simple as that ;)
DIY Repairs will void any warranty but many save many $$
Shot up close with a Panasonic HC-X900
Links referencing parts in this description provide me credit. Thanks for your support :-)
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