TECH LAB 1700 21st Ave S Seattle, WA 98144 We're a local computer repair and cell phone service store visit our site www.techlabseattle.com On a difficulty scale of 1-10, it's on a solid 6. Should take you about 15-20 mins to disassemble the phone. You just need a 00 philips screw driver, a plastic prying tool, 3M spray on adhesive (or double sided tape), heat gun (or hair dryer), and lots of patience. Be super careful with the LCD ribbon throughout the job, some parts of it is very thin and delicate. That hidden screw underneath the white sticker on the magnesium alloy panel took me a while to figure out...luckily for you viewers out there, there is no hide and seek for that screw, it's shown right on this video. for more videos please visit our website www.techlabseattle.com
Sprint Samsung Moment Disassembly
Posted Thursday, November 15, 2012 in Disassembly, Moment, Samsung, Sprint by Mary Farrell
Sprint Samsung Moment Disassembly Tube. Duration : 9.00 Mins.
TECH LAB 1700 21st Ave S Seattle, WA 98144 We're a local computer repair and cell phone service store visit our site www.techlabseattle.com On a difficulty scale of 1-10, it's on a solid 6. Should take you about 15-20 mins to disassemble the phone. You just need a 00 philips screw driver, a plastic prying tool, 3M spray on adhesive (or double sided tape), heat gun (or hair dryer), and lots of patience. Be super careful with the LCD ribbon throughout the job, some parts of it is very thin and delicate. That hidden screw underneath the white sticker on the magnesium alloy panel took me a while to figure out...luckily for you viewers out there, there is no hide and seek for that screw, it's shown right on this video. for more videos please visit our website www.techlabseattle.com
TECH LAB 1700 21st Ave S Seattle, WA 98144 We're a local computer repair and cell phone service store visit our site www.techlabseattle.com On a difficulty scale of 1-10, it's on a solid 6. Should take you about 15-20 mins to disassemble the phone. You just need a 00 philips screw driver, a plastic prying tool, 3M spray on adhesive (or double sided tape), heat gun (or hair dryer), and lots of patience. Be super careful with the LCD ribbon throughout the job, some parts of it is very thin and delicate. That hidden screw underneath the white sticker on the magnesium alloy panel took me a while to figure out...luckily for you viewers out there, there is no hide and seek for that screw, it's shown right on this video. for more videos please visit our website www.techlabseattle.com
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