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Samsung Galaxy S III Rear Case Replacement

Introduction

Use this guide to replace the rear case.

What you need

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    • The following four steps can be accomplished without a plastic opening tool. However, it's recommended to use a tool to best avoid breaking any clips along the perimeter of the rear case.

    • Insert a plastic opening tool or fingernail into the notch in the gap between the rear case and the rest of the phone, located at the top of the device.

    • Gently twist the opening tool to disconnect the clips securing the top of the rear case.

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    • Slide the plastic opening tool left along the top edge and repeat the twisting motion to widen the gap between the rear case and the phone.

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    • Continue to move the plastic opening tool around the perimeter of the top left corner, gently prying up along the rear case.

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    • Pry along the top right side, and continue prying down the right side of the rear case.

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    • Lift up and remove the rear case from the phone.

    • You may need to peel the case up to separate it from any clips still holding it to the bottom of the phone.

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Conclusion

To reassemble your device, simply press the rear case back onto the body of the phone and squeeze it in place, until all of the clips snap in place.

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I do it in less than 2 seconds using a fingernail with one swift move (pulling the notch up) and no clips have ever broken because of it.

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