Introducción
The headphone jack is the port you connect your headphone to in order to receive the sound from the tablet through headphones. Over time, the headphone jack or the terminal connections can become worn out or damaged, which may result in headphones not receiving sound properly. In this case, the headphone jack has to be replaced and this guide will show you how.
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Work your way around the entire device by carefully prying and sliding the plastic opening tool.
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Remove the 8 Phillips#00 3-mm screws holding the battery in place.
The photo highlighting the screws is incorrect, the highlight in the upper right side is a plastic tab, whereas the actual 8th screw to remove is on the bottom (but that's fairly easy to identify when performing the fix).
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Gently grasp and lift up the white connector located at the bottom right corner of the battery. It is connected to the battery by two blue and two red wires.
the white battery connectory also has 2 black wires, so 2 blue/2red/2black
There is some sort of safe unit in the upper left corner. It is a connector that opens when you lift off the backside. The safe was not in properly fit when I closed the back. In fact, the most difficult step was to get the safe unit properly in place while closing the backside.
Thanks @henriknaslund for note on the "Safe Unit" I succesfully managed to hold it in pace with a little basic sticky tape. Did the job.
Piece of cake. Entire procedure took just 15 minutes. Thank you, Joel & Co., for making this so easy!
why is this under galaxy note 8? the note 8 is not a tablet??? Please respond to my comment as I will check back. I need to fix my NOTE 8 POWER BUTTON…does not work properly. Makes a “short” sound…as in electrical.
HELP!!
The Galaxy Note 8 was the designation for the 8 inch WiFi tablet long before Samsung confused everyone with the Note 8 phone. When Im looking for items for the tablet I usually only get things for the phone.
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When the Galaxy Note 8 Battery is replaced is all data, contact info,
downloads, photos etc lost ??
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Remove the two 4.5-mm black phillips head screws using a #00Phillips screwdriver.
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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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this did not help getting the broken headphone jack out of my Samsung note 8
