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We're going to continue our in-frame series and repair the cracked front screen of a Samsung Galaxy S10. We're going to do this without disassembling the phone with our in-frame moulds.
This process is just because it's less risky on our end and, of course, it does leave the factory Samsung glue intact. And, by the way, once these devices crack, water resistance is no longer guaranteed, so we did not guarantee a water-resistant seal after we repaired them Mobile Parts.
So this is the Samsung Galaxy S10 with the cracked front screen. You can see the damage here on the device, so what I'm going to do is I'm going to go ahead and separate this glass while keeping the phone fully intact.
So I know a lot of people are asking if this is waterproof after the repair. The thing is, once these devices break and have cracks, that's it Cell Phone Repair Parts. You know, the water-resistant seal is pretty much void. So no, they are not water-resistant after we repair them.
It's unfortunate, but as long as it's nice and toasty, we'll be fine to begin. Everything is working fully, so we can now move over to the next step and begin removing all this oka from the AMOLED display. Alright guys, here she is skinned and cleaned. She's ready for us to put some new glass on her. Let me just show you guys here the touch test to show you all that everything's working fully.