Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus rear camera lens replace without open

Tools need:

Heat gun/Hair dryer

Metal tool

Tweezers

Pry tool

Tape

Clean cloth

Step 1 Remove the cracked camera lens

Heat the lens with a heat gun to soften the adhesive, and stop heating it when you feel it is too hot by touching with your finger.

Pry up the glass with a metal tool from the position where the glass is broken.

Remove the other broken glasses with the tweezers. Please heat it again if it is hard to remove. Be sure no glass shards or dust drops into the camera when removing the glass.

Step 2 Clean the Metal rings

Tear off the adhesive tape from the metal rings.

Wipe out the glass shards or adhesive by sticky side of the tape.

Step 3 Fix the camera

Press gently the camera with the pry bar move around to get it fixed.

Step 4 Install the Camera lens

Clean off all the fingerprints and dust on the backside of glass with the cloth.

Tear off the adhesive

Fix the lens in right place with the tweezer.

Press the edges of the lens evenly to make it fixed. Please note don’t use too much pressure or you will damage the glass.

Clean the lens with the cloth

Now the camera can work well.

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