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Use this guide to replace your Samsung Luna LCD display.
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Attach a small suction cup to the lower half of the glass screen.
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Apply pressure to the middle section of the screen while pulling up the lower edge by pivoting your wrist.
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Once you've opened a large enough gap, insert a Spudger tool between the glass and the motherboard.
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Slide the Spudger tool around the gap until the screen is completely separated from the motherboard.
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Pull the rear panel up and away to completely separate it.
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Place the spudger tool between the LCD and the glass screen.
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Slide the spudger tool in between the screen and the display until both are completely separated from each other.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Hola, cual es el numero de parte de la pantalla a reemplazar?
It appears that OEM screens are no longer available for this phone. I was able to find this third party display assembly that looks like it would work, but I can’t attest to its functionality, so there would be a bit of risk involved for you. Hope that helps!
