Samsung Galaxy S Viberant Replacement

Locate the small slit on the bottom edge of the device between the back and front cases.

Pop the back case off by inserting your finger and pulling the case away from the phone.

Remove the battery by pushing the bottom edge of the battery up and away from the phone

Remove SIM card by pushing down and away from the slot, then pulling it out toward the bottom edge of the phone.

Remove the seven 4.5 mm Phillips #00 screws along the perimeter of the phone.

Staring near the power button, use a plastic opening tool to disengage the plastic clips securing the midframe.

Slide the SD card out of its slot.

Disconnect the ribbon cable and camera lens by tugging gently at the base of the ribbon cable either by pinching with fingers or with the Tweezers.

Disconnect the antenna using Tweezers. Do the lower end first, and then the upper.

Do the lower end first, and then the upper.

Pull the antenna cable out.

Locate the three snap on ribbon cable connectors on the motherboard.

Carefully disconnect the ribbon cable connectors using the Plastic Opening Tools.

With the three ribbon cable connectors detached, the motherboard can be folded over to the left.

The motherboard will still be connected to the body of the phone by the power button's ribbon cable, which is glued in place.

Remove the power button ribbon cable from the body of the phone by using the Plastic Opening Tools.

With the motherboard removed, the Headset Jack and Ear Speaker are now accessible.

Use the Plastic Opening Tools to gently pry up the Headphone Jack to remove it from the body of the phone.

Disconnect the Ear Speaker from the body of the phone be gently prying up the speaker using the Plastic Opening Tools.

The connection holding the Ear Speaker in place is the same kind as the snap on ribbon cables that were disconnected in a previous step.

With the Headphone Jack and Ear Speaker both disconnected from the body of the phone, they can be removed from the phone and set aside.

Use a heat gun or hairdryer to loosen the adhesive that secures the touch panel to the screen assembly.

Use a plastic opening tool or guitar pick to carefully remove the touch panel from the screen assembly.

Start from the top edge and carefully wedge your tool between the screen and frame.

Carefully slide your tool along the framework.

Locate the small slit on the bottom edge of the device between the back and front cases.

Pop the back case off by inserting your finger and pulling the case away from the phone.

Remove the battery by pushing the bottom edge of the battery up and away from the phone

Locate the seven screws on the plastic casing.

Using the Phillips #00 Screwdriver, remove all seven screws.

Be careful not to lose any of these small screws.

Once all seven screws have been removed, use the Plastic Opening Tools to gently release the plastic snaps around the seam of the black casing.

Be careful not to break any of the plastic snaps.

After all the plastics snaps have been released, the black plastic casing will come off easily.

Locate the speaker.

Using the Plastic Opening Tools, carefully lift the golden-brown clamp holding down the speaker's ribbon cable.

Remove the speaker by gently pulling it.