How to Teardown Samsung Galaxy A80?

Samsung Galaxy A80 is a great smartphone model in this year. The most impressive for this mobile model might be its pop-up rotating cameras. Since this Samsung model has been released in the global market, you might be interested in what’s the internal structure inside this smartphone as well. Here we make a specification about Samsung Galaxy A80 teardown, hope you will learn more about this Samsung A80 from our demonstration below.

1. Power off the phone, take out the SIM card with the SIM card eject out tool
2. Separate the back housing with a plastic triangle opening tool and thin plastic sheet
3. Twist off the 14 Philips screws
4. Remove the top cover
5. Disconnect the battery cable, the signal wire ports, the mainboard cable which connects with the speaker assembly and charger port
6. Remove the two black plastic covers on both sides
7. Twist off the six Philips screws so that we could remove the camera assembly
8. Snap off the five Philips screws and remove the mainboard
9. Disconnect the camera cables and separate the mainboard, so that we can make the process of the rotating cameras teardown
10. Remove the bottom cover
11. Disconnect the mainboard cable, the fingerprint reader cable, the screen cable, and the two signal wire cables
12. Twist off this Philips screw, lift and remove the charger port module
13. Snap off the two screws and take out the fingerprint reader
14. Remove the plastic tab, and the squirt thermal pad and the vibrator motor as well

Since the rest of the parts are closely connected, there is no point to go on further disassembly about this device. Teardown of the screen and frame refers to our previous article of Samsung S7 LCD screen replacement in our blog. Anyway, we should make catalogs on the parts and screws so that they won’t be in a mess or lost. You may go to see more about our Samsung Galaxy Note 9 replacement parts if you are interested.  

 

This article is quoted from Etrade Supply blog of How to teardown Samsung Galaxy A80 and reassembly