Samsung Galaxy S9+ LCD Display Replacement in Al Khobar

Samsung Galaxy S9+ LCD Display Replacement in Al Khobar brings back a cracked, dark or unresponsive curved screen. We check the phone free first, then fit a full new screen with the glass and display in one part. Most phones are tested and back with you the same day.

A Samsung S9 Plus broken screen doesn't always look dramatic. Sometimes it's one crack along the curved side, or a purple patch that grows each day. Other times the picture is perfect, but touch has stopped working in one strip.

Waiting usually makes it worse. Glass splinters can cut your fingers, and cracks let dust and moisture in. If the screen goes fully dark, even unlocking the phone to save your files gets hard.

Some faults are small fixes. A thick flat screen protector on a curved screen can cause dead spots at the edges. After a knock, a connector inside can work loose, and refitting it brings the picture back.

Real cracks, lines and ink patches need a new part. The glass on this phone is fused to the display, so it can't be changed by itself. A Samsung S9 Plus screen replacement swaps the whole front, and all of these problems go away together.

How Kabayan Center Replaces a Samsung Galaxy S9+ LCD Display

These are the screen faults we fix on this model.

• Cracks across the front glass or down one curved edge
• Purple, green or black patches that spread across the display
• Lines of colour running from top to bottom
• A dead strip where touch doesn't work, or taps that happen on their own
• A dim, flickering or tinted picture
• A black screen while calls, sound and vibration still work

This is how we do the job, from start to finish:

1. We check the phone free and test what still works, like the cameras, speakers and charging.
2. We explain what the phone needs, and nothing starts until you agree.
3. We heat the back glass, open the phone from the back and unplug the battery.
4. We release the old screen from the frame with gentle heat and thin plastic tools.
5. We clean the frame, move the small parts across and connect the new screen.
6. We test touch along both curved sides, the colours and the sensor near the earpiece.
7. We glue the phone closed, press it evenly and let you test it yourself.

Have another phone? Our phone screen replacement page covers other models too. People drive to our shop on King Fahd Road from Dammam and Dhahran for screen work.

How a Galaxy S9 Plus Screen Gets Damaged: 3 Real Cases

Dropped while taking a selfie on the Corniche

One evening a phone came in that had slipped during a selfie on the Corniche. The owner, a teacher out for a walk, had held it up high in one hand. It fell onto the stone path, curved edge first.

"The top half is purple and I can't swipe," the teacher said. They had found us by searching for Samsung Screen Replacement in Al Khobar on a friend's phone. A big curved screen like this has very little frame to guard its sides.

Under the glass, the display had split into a purple patch that grew while we watched. We fitted a new screen and checked every edge for gaps. Touch worked right up to the curve again.

Then we tested the cameras, because a fall often hits more than one part. The two back cameras were fine, but the front camera showed a foggy spot. We did a phone camera repair to clear it.

The teacher left with a clear screen and sharp selfies again. A wrist strap now stays on the phone for every walk by the sea.

A weight plate landed on it at the gym

This one starts on a gym bench after an evening class. A personal trainer rested the phone there between sets. A small weight plate slid off the rack and landed right on top of it.

"It still rings, but the screen is just white lines," the trainer told us. The glass had a star-shaped crack in the middle. Around it, the display showed bright lines and a spreading black blot.

The trainer had kept using it with sweaty hands for a week, hoping the crack wouldn't grow. Sweat had crept in through the break. We opened the phone and found damp marks near the screen connector.

We cleaned and dried that area first, then fitted a new screen. The heavy hit had also left a dent in the battery, and a dented battery can swell later. The trainer agreed to a phone battery replacement at the same visit.

The phone works well again, and the white lines are gone. The trainer now keeps it in a zipped bag, far from the weight racks. A case with a raised edge came along too.

Green lines after a day on a hot car seat

We often see heat damage like this in the summer months. A sales rep left the phone on the front seat of a parked car at noon. The sun came straight through the windscreen onto the screen.

That evening, a thin green line ran down the display and the colours looked washed out. The rep asked around for mobile repair in Al Khobar the next morning. "Maybe it just needs to cool down," the rep hoped.

Heat harms the layers inside the display, and the damage doesn't heal when the phone cools. We opened it and found no crack at all, only heat marks inside the display. The charging port was also full of car dust and charged slowly.

We did a charging port repair the same day, so it charged at full speed again. The rep chose to wait on the screen, because the phone was still easy to use.

The green line is still there for now. The rep knows a new screen will clear it. The phone now rides in the glove box, out of the sun.

How to Keep Your Galaxy S9+ Screen Safe

• Use a case with a raised lip around the front, so the curved edges don't land first.
• Pick a screen protector made for curved glass, or use none at all.
• Keep the phone out of direct sun in a parked car, even for a short stop.
• Don't leave it on gym benches, car roofs or the edge of a table.
• Fix a small crack before sweat, sand or rain gets under the glass.
• Save your photos and chats often, so a dark screen never means lost files.
• Bring it for phone repair in Al Khobar at the first line or patch, because they spread.

Related services

• Water damage repair for a phone that got wet through a cracked screen