when I did the guides for the Galaxy Watch Active I could not get the display off of the frame. It seems to be glued down solid in my case.
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If your display is coming off you probably need to disassemble it ([guide|142126|see this guide here|new_window=true]) and then apply new adhesive. Easiest would be using a replacement adhesive (unfortunately we don’t have that in our store yet, so [link|https://www.google.com/search?q=galaxy+watch+display+adhesive|just goggle for it|new_window=true]).
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If your display is coming off you probably need to disassemble it ([guide|142126|see this guide here|new_window=true]) and then apply new adhesive. Easiest would be using a replacement adhesive (unfortunately we don’t have that in our store yet, so [link|https://www.google.com/search?q=galaxy+watch+display+adhesive|just google for it]).
(It also might be feasible with [product|IF145-413|this glue|new_window=true], but be careful when applying it so nothing spills on components on the inside.)
Make sure to clean the glued areas before applying new adhesive (use isopropyl alcohol >90% and a spudger and maybe a lint free cloth).
Hi Robert,
when I did the guides for the Galaxy Watch Active I could not get the display off of the frame. It seems to be glued down solid in my case.
If your display is coming off you probably need to disassemble it ([guide|142126|see this guide here|new_window=true]) and then apply new adhesive. Easiest would be using a replacement adhesive (unfortunately we don’t have that in our store yet, so [link|https://www.google.com/search?q=galaxy+watch+display+adhesive|just goggle for it|new_window=true]).
(It also might be feasible with [product|IF145-413|this glue|new_window=true], but be careful when applying it so nothing spills on components on the inside.)
Make sure to clean the glued areas before applying new adhesive (use isopropyl alcohol >90% and a spudger and maybe a lint free cloth).
Good luck with the repair, keep it up