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In the video, the creator demonstrates how to replace the battery of a Samsung Galaxy Active watch. They begin by removing the watch strap and unscrewing the backplate using a budget tri-wing screwdriver, followed by gently prying open the back to avoid damaging the flex cable. After detaching various flex cables, including those for the buttons and LCD, the old battery is carefully removed using a pry tool. A new battery is then aligned and placed into position, and the ribbon cables are reattached along with a single cross-headed screw. The creator stresses the importance of handling the delicate parts with care and uses precision tools to manage the adhesive on the back of the case. Throughout the video, the creator encourages viewers to like, comment, and subscribe for more content. This process, if done correctly, can significantly extend the watch's battery life.
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In this segment of the video, the creator is working on a Samsung Galaxy Active watch to perform a battery replacement for a friend. They begin by removing the watch strap and unscrewing four tri-wing screws using a budget screwdriver from eBay. While unscrewing, the creator encourages viewers to like, subscribe, and follow on social media. After removing the screws, they carefully pry the back of the watch open, being cautious of the flex cable underneath. Then they detach various flex cables, including the ones for buttons and the LCD, using a Phillips screwdriver. They emphasize the importance of being gentle to avoid damaging the delicate flex cable connected to the board.
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In this segment, the video demonstrates the process of replacing a battery. The host explains that the battery is secured with a bit of adhesive and shows how to use a pry tool or flat-headed screwdriver to carefully disconnect the power without causing damage. After removing the battery, a new one is aligned and placed into position by matching connectors. The host then reattaches ribbon cables, secures a single cross-headed screw, and reconnects the rear sensor, ensuring it sits flush. The adhesive at the back of the case can be challenging to handle, but precision tools help. The entire repair is quick, potentially extending battery life significantly. The host encourages viewers to like, comment, and subscribe for more videos.