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Galaxy Z Fold | Z FlipHi @Robbeee
So right now at this point you have an assessment from what you've been told by an Samsung Representative over the phone.
I'd suggest to let a Samsung Service Centre or Samsung Experience Store take a hands on look.
They'll properly assess the phone and advise.
Do you still have the rubber part ? Maybe it'll affix back in if they want to charge a fee.
That or look to see if you can acquire a rubber part to fit.
You shouldn't have to really but if Samsung don't reconsider a cost then it could be a viable alternative 🤔
If you have the work carried out by a non authorised engineer then the remaining manufacturer warranty would become voided.
If I can be of any further help then please don't hesitate. Take care. 😎
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09-01-2023 12:53 PM in
Galaxy Z Fold | Z FlipHi @Robbeee ,
I had exactly the same issue. I think this is really a bad point of this phone. I didn't have a flip before this one, always had galaxy S. I hope they will find another way to dampen the closing of the screen for the future.
On the other hand, I was really disappointed by my exchanges with samsung support about this issue.
I spoke to different people and I am not sure yet if the IPX8 certification is still ok without the bezels (both of mines are gone).
Second, I cannot figure out why this has to be a complete screen changing. We are talking about a very small piece of rubber that was just glued on the edge of the screen...
So can anyone answer that? Is the IPX8 still ok without the bezels?