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Samsung Galaxy S24 Battery Replacement

Introduction

This manual will explain to you the procedure of changing the battery of a Samsung Galaxy S24. If the battery has degraded or if it has swelled it might cause the phone to drain the power very fast, overheats, or even shuts down unexpectedly. However, if your mobile phone has the issue of losing charge very quickly or shutting down without any reason, the remedy is to get the battery replaced as this will bring back the phone's performance. This operation can be regarded as moderately difficult and it takes around 30–40 minutes to complete. Strong adhesive is used in the Galaxy S24 both for the battery and back cover, so be patient while you are loosening it. Internal connectors are fragile—do not apply too much force. Battery replacement can lead to longer life of a device and less electronic waste.

    • Step 1 — Heat the Back Cover For 1–2 minutes, use a heat gun or an iOpener on the back cover in order to melt the glue. If necessary, reheat to keep the glue hot.

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    • Step 2 — Separate the Back Cover A suction handle should be placed at the bottom edge of the back cover and pulled up to make a small space. A plastic opener should be inserted into this space. The tool should be moved around the sides to cut the glue. Keep doing this until the back cover is off.

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    • Step 3 — Disconnect the Battery A spudger should be used to detach the battery connector straight up from its plug. Step 4 — Remove the Wireless Charging Coil Screws Take out the screws that hold the coil: Red ♦ 8× Phillips 3.5 mm screws

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    • Step 5 — Remove the Wireless Charging Coil The coil should be lifted straight up and put aside. Step 6 — Disconnect the Battery Ribbon Cable Lift the black locking bar on the ribbon connector. Pull the ribbon cable straight out.

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    • Step 7 — Remove the Battery Heat the display side of the phone for 1 minute to loosen the adhesive under the battery. Insert a plastic card under the right edge of the battery. Gently slide the card downward to release the adhesive. Repeat from the left side until the battery is free. ⚠️ Do not puncture or bend the battery.

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    • Step 8 — Install the New Battery Remove the old adhesive and apply new adhesive strips. Place the new battery into position and press firmly. Reconnect the ribbon cable and close the locking bar. Step 9 — Reinstall the Wireless Charging Coil Place the coil back into position. Reinstall all eight screws.

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    • Step 10 — Reassemble the Phone Reconnect the battery connector. Apply new adhesive to the back cover. Press the back cover firmly until it fully seals around the edges.

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Conclusion

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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