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With Samsung’s Self-Repair program, you can easily perform repairs, including fixing the cracked back glass on your device.
Before you begin making any repairs, be sure to back up your data, power off your phone and ensure that your phone is fully discharged. You’ll also need to remove your phone’s SIM.
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Galaxy Book Pro 15 Series
Galaxy Book Pro 15 360
Screen | Battery | Touchpad | Case Front | Case Rear | Fingerprint Power Key | Rubber Foot Top/Bottom
Galaxy Book Pro 15
Screen | Battery | Touchpad | Case Front | Case Rear | Fingerprint Power Key | Rubber Foot Top/Bottom
Galaxy S22 Series
Galaxy S22
S22 screen | S22 charging port | S22 back glass
Galaxy S22+
S22+ screen | S22+ charging port | S22+ back glass
Galaxy S22 Ultra
S22 Ultra screen | S22 Ultra charging port | S22 Ultra back glass
Galaxy S21 Series
Galaxy S21
S21 screen | S21 charging port | S21 back glass
Galaxy S21+
S21+ screen | S21+ charging port | S21+ back glass
Galaxy S21 Ultra
S21 Ultra screen | S21 Ultra charging port | S21 Ultra back glass
Galaxy S20 Series
Galaxy S20
S20 screen | S20 charging port | S20 back glass
Galaxy S20+
S20+ screen | S20+ charging port | S20+ back glass
Galaxy S20 Ultra
S20 Ultra screen | S20 Ultra charging port | S20 Ultra back glass
Galaxy Tab S7 Series
Tab S7+
Samsung Care+
Samsung repair solutions
If self-repair is not right for you, Samsung offers a vast network of Samsung repair solutions with over 2,000 locations offering same-day service, We Come to You van service and contactless mail-in repair.