How to Easily Fix Defective Power Switch/Button (Boot Loop/No Boot) on the Samsung Galaxy S3
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Same exact method will work
Same exact method will work for the S4, the Note...
No technical expertise is required for this video.
--Read EVERYTHING First (So you won't regret doing this video and If you want to succeed)--
PLEASE try this less invasive/safer method FIRST, before using this method:
http://goo.gl/rY2UB6
IMPORTANT:
ALTHOUGH THIS VIDEO WORKED FOR ME AND HUNDREDS OF OTHERS, IT MAY NOT WORK FOR YOU. TRY THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK. I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGES THAT MAY OCCUR. READ BELOW AND DECIDE YOURSELF IF YOU SHOULD DO THIS.
Is your Samsung Galaxy S3 or S4 having boot issues? Does it turn off and on again and again? Is it unable to be turned on at all? These issues may be caused by the power switch. Continue reading along...
My own very phone became a mess of boot-loops and random shut downs. I realized it was the power switch causing this issue. I did a lot of research and figured out a clever method to fix it. Thus, I believe this tutorial will definitely fix your phone if it is only the power switch that is causing issues.
However!!! Bootloops or being stuck in the boot screen can also be caused by your software! How? If you recently updated your phone or installed custom roms and noticed bootloops right after, your phone may be bootlooping due to software issues, thus, this video will not help. This video is mainly for the hardware issue from a faulty power switch (which for most of you is the case).
Refer to this if you think your phone is bootlooping due to software:
Android Root 101 - How to Fix Android...
(Unless you recently updated your phone or installed custom roms, this should not be you).
The main idea of this tutorial is to remove your power switch so that it will no longer cause your phone to turn on and turn off constantly (assuming the power switch caused that issue). The power switch can cause this because the innards parts of the switch have become defected, making it in an always pressed state or un-pressed state regardless of whether or not you are pressing on the switch. Thus, boot loops, no boot, or random shut downs can result.
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
After the successful completion of this video, your phone will no longer have a power button. Instead, you will turn on your phone with a method involving your charger (thus you will ONLY be able to turn on your phone with your charger or USB cable connected to a power source e.g. laptop/external battery/battery phone case). You will also be unlocking your phone with your home key and you will be locking your phone with a 3rd party app (that I will show you in the video).
Thus, this video is geared for those who desperately need a working phone, but understand that there will be functions lost in the process. More importantly however, you will be able to use your phone again. This video is meant to be a quick, easy and free way to fix your phone (without any special tools or knowledge in phone repair).
Android Users that Root their Phones:
Be aware that you will no longer be able to access the recovery menu using the button combo. How would you access it then? You can use apps like QuickBoot. or use this method: http://goo.gl/kbVRf3
***ALTERNATE WAY TO TURN ON PHONE***↴:
How to turn on your Samsung Galaxy ph...
➠➽ FAQ (READ THIS BEFORE YOU START)
✓ How can I eliminate the risk of damaging the board when removing the switch?
Be precise. Use an xacto knife, or any other tool, e.g. needle nose pliers, that would make this easier. Your phone is broken anyways...
✓ HELP!! I REMOVED THE SWITCH BUT THE PHONE STILL WON'T WORK!!!
Two different scenarios may come into play. First, you might have not completely removed the power switch. Second, the power switch was never the issue to begin with (thus this tutorial was a lost cause for you, however, you can still turn on your phone with the methods in the video).
✓ I can't charge my phone with a USB cable, should I do this video?
No.
✓ Can I just put on a new switch when I remove the defective one?
Absolutely! If you have soldering tools, please do this!
S3 Power Button Repair | My Samsung G...
Figure out if you are willing to go through the trouble to do that.
✓ Why can't I just use another app like EasyTouch?
Yeah use EasyTouch if you want.
✓ Will this method work for the Samsung Galaxy S4 or other Phones?
Yes but you will have to find a video on how to tear down your S4. It may work for other phones as well, e.g. Nexus
✓ Does phone have to be rooted?
It does not have to be rooted.
✓I can't connect to wifi or my phone's network anymore?
You may have damaged the antenna (that long wire). Try and buy a new one and replace, or see if it is disconnected from the phone inside.
✓I got to this screen on my phone that says "DO NOT POWER OFF YOUR PHONE" what do I do?
Lol, just turn off your phone by pulling out the battery.
No technical expertise is required for this video.
PLEASE try this less invasive/safer method FIRST, before using this method:
http://goo.gl/rY2UB6
IMPORTANT:
ALTHOUGH THIS VIDEO WORKED FOR ME AND HUNDREDS OF OTHERS, IT MAY NOT WORK FOR YOU. TRY THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK. I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGES THAT MAY OCCUR. READ BELOW AND DECIDE YOURSELF IF YOU SHOULD DO THIS.
Is your Samsung Galaxy S3 or S4 having boot issues? Does it turn off and on again and again? Is it unable to be turned on at all? These issues may be caused by the power switch. Continue reading along...
My own very phone became a mess of boot-loops and random shut downs. I realized it was the power switch causing this issue. I did a lot of research and figured out a clever method to fix it. Thus, I believe this tutorial will definitely fix your phone if it is only the power switch that is causing issues.
However!!! Bootloops or being stuck in the boot screen can also be caused by your software! How? If you recently updated your phone or installed custom roms and noticed bootloops right after, your phone may be bootlooping due to software issues, thus, this video will not help. This video is mainly for the hardware issue from a faulty power switch (which for most of you is the case).
Refer to this if you think your phone is bootlooping due to software:
Android Root 101 - How to Fix Android...
(Unless you recently updated your phone or installed custom roms, this should not be you).
The main idea of this tutorial is to remove your power switch so that it will no longer cause your phone to turn on and turn off constantly (assuming the power switch caused that issue). The power switch can cause this because the innards parts of the switch have become defected, making it in an always pressed state or un-pressed state regardless of whether or not you are pressing on the switch. Thus, boot loops, no boot, or random shut downs can result.
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
After the successful completion of this video, your phone will no longer have a power button. Instead, you will turn on your phone with a method involving your charger (thus you will ONLY be able to turn on your phone with your charger or USB cable connected to a power source e.g. laptop/external battery/battery phone case). You will also be unlocking your phone with your home key and you will be locking your phone with a 3rd party app (that I will show you in the video).
Thus, this video is geared for those who desperately need a working phone, but understand that there will be functions lost in the process. More importantly however, you will be able to use your phone again. This video is meant to be a quick, easy and free way to fix your phone (without any special tools or knowledge in phone repair).
Android Users that Root their Phones:
Be aware that you will no longer be able to access the recovery menu using the button combo. How would you access it then? You can use apps like QuickBoot. or use this method: http://goo.gl/kbVRf3
***ALTERNATE WAY TO TURN ON PHONE***↴:
How to turn on your Samsung Galaxy ph...
➠➽ FAQ (READ THIS BEFORE YOU START)
✓ How can I eliminate the risk of damaging the board when removing the switch?
Be precise. Use an xacto knife, or any other tool, e.g. needle nose pliers, that would make this easier. Your phone is broken anyways...
✓ HELP!! I REMOVED THE SWITCH BUT THE PHONE STILL WON'T WORK!!!
Two different scenarios may come into play. First, you might have not completely removed the power switch. Second, the power switch was never the issue to begin with (thus this tutorial was a lost cause for you, however, you can still turn on your phone with the methods in the video).
✓ I can't charge my phone with a USB cable, should I do this video?
No.
✓ Can I just put on a new switch when I remove the defective one?
Absolutely! If you have soldering tools, please do this!
S3 Power Button Repair | My Samsung G...
Figure out if you are willing to go through the trouble to do that.
✓ Why can't I just use another app like EasyTouch?
Yeah use EasyTouch if you want.
✓ Will this method work for the Samsung Galaxy S4 or other Phones?
Yes but you will have to find a video on how to tear down your S4. It may work for other phones as well, e.g. Nexus
✓ Does phone have to be rooted?
It does not have to be rooted.
✓I can't connect to wifi or my phone's network anymore?
You may have damaged the antenna (that long wire). Try and buy a new one and replace, or see if it is disconnected from the phone inside.
✓I got to this screen on my phone that says "DO NOT POWER OFF YOUR PHONE" what do I do?
Lol, just turn off your phone by pulling out the battery.
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