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How to Replace Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra Screen Replacement

⚠️ Risk of Permanent Damage

This repair requires advanced soldering skills and microscopic precision. One slip could brick your device forever. Don't risk it.

Tools Needed:Phillips #00Suction CupSpudger+1 more
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  • Part Cost$280
  • Time Investment45 Mins
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Introduction

This guide covers the Screen Replacement process for the Galaxy S24 Ultra. This is a difficult repair. Please ensure you have the correct tools before starting.

Device Specs

  • Model Number: SM-S928
  • Screen Size: 6.8-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X
  • Battery: 5000 mAh
  • Release Year: 2024

Did You Know?

The S24 Ultra uses a titanium frame for the first time, which dissipates heat differently than previous aluminum models during heat-gun application.

Tools Required:

  • Phillips #00
  • Suction Cup
  • Spudger
  • Heat Gun

Step-by-Step Instructions

1Step 1

⚠️ **Safety First:** Discharge the battery below 25% before starting. A charged lithium-ion battery can catch fire if punctured.

2Step 2

🔥 **Adhesive Warning:** The Galaxy S24 Ultra uses strong IP68 water-resistant adhesive. You WILL need a heat gun or hair dryer to open this device.

3Step 3

👓 **Eye Protection:** Screen repairs often involve broken glass. Wear safety glasses to protect your eyes from shards.

4Step 4

Power off the Galaxy S24 Ultra.

5Step 5

Remove the pentalobe screws near the charging port using a Phillips #00.

6Step 6

Apply heat to the display edges for 2-3 minutes to soften the adhesive.

7Step 7

Use a suction cup and pick to separate the display assembly.

8Step 8

Disconnect the battery connector first to avoid short circuits.

9Step 9

Disconnect the display and digitizer cables.

10Step 10

Transfer the FaceID/Sensor array to the new screen (CRITICAL: Risk of breaking FaceID).

11Step 11

Install the new display and reseal the device.