Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 8.0 Verizon Rear Facing Camera Replacement

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Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 8.0 Verizon Rear Facing Camera Replacement

Schwierigkeitsgrad

Moderate

Schritte

Zeitaufwand

20 Minuten

Einleitung

After damaging your rear-facing camera, you might feel intimidated to dig into the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 8.0. Replacement of the camera will only require a plastic opening tool, tweezers, muscle strength, and these easy to follow instructions.

Werkzeuge

Ersatzteile

Galaxy Tab 4 8.0 Rear Camera

Schritt 1

Before disassembling your Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 8.0, be sure it is powered off and you remove the SIM and Micro SD cards.
At the top of the tablet, nudge the blue plastic opening tool between the back plastic casing and the front panel's metal rim.
Do not use excessive force when prying the clips, fastening the casing together, open because they can easily break.

How do u find the tool to open it

Gm - 20/02/16

u can go and search on trade me

armaan devgun - 05/09/16

NOTE: Make sure to remove both the SIM card and the Micro SD card prior to disassembly. Failure to do so could result in broken parts.

Cameron - 22/09/16

Schritt 2

Continue prying the blue plastic opening tool along the perimeter of the tablet to separate the back plastic casing from the front assembly panel.
As right-handers, we found it easiest to move clockwise and use more pressure around the corners to facilitate the process.
You might hear several popping noises caused by the plastic clips coming undone.

Schritt 3

To avoid damaging the screen, gently set the tablet with the LCD screen faced down.
Firmly grasp the back plastic casing and lift it away from the front assembly panel.

Schritt 4

The back camera will be located near the top of the tablet in the center above the battery.
Carefully insert the flat end of the blue plastic opening tool under the metal rectangular end of the back camera’s cable connector.

Schritt 5

Slightly apply pressure and move the blue plastic opening tool downwards to pop the back camera’s metallic rectangular connector from its socket on the logic board.