How To Repair Sensors Gyroscope And Accelerometer Issue In Samsung Galaxy S5 Repair Guide

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              How to repair Sensors (Gyroscope and Accelerometer Issue) in Samsung Galaxy S5               

• This guide will show you how to repair not working sensors in Galaxy S5. To repair Gyroscope and Accelerometer Issue follow the steps from the video.

This guide will show you how to repair not working sensors in Galaxy S5. To repair Gyroscope and Accelerometer Issue follow the steps from the video.

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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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Scott - Feb 26, 2018

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the official Samsung Data Sheet says to replace the U403, not the U406. im about to do my first, and im not sure which one to follow. how many times has this worked for your store?

Alex Sander - Feb 28, 2018

Very often. I think 70% cases with this model have been successful repaired in my store with this method.