Repair service for Samsung Galaxy S9

Repairing your Samsung Galaxy S9

You dropped it and the glass shattered. Or the battery no longer lasts until evening, after years of honest service. Or it only charges if you hold the cable at an angle. None of these is a good reason to buy a new phone.

The Galaxy S9 is a device we know: we have already opened one and put it back on the road. Screen, back glass and battery replaced in the same job, returned fully working.

Bring it in and diagnostics are free: we tell you what is actually broken, which part we propose between original and compatible, what it costs and how long it takes. You decide, before we order anything.

Free diagnostics Common repairs same day, when the part is in stock Workshop in Meda (MB), Italy

Repairs for Galaxy S9

Screen and glass replacement Get a quote
Battery replacement Get a quote
Charging port Get a quote
Back glass and housing Get a quote
Loudspeaker and earpiece Get a quote
Microphone Get a quote
Headphone jack Get a quote
Rear camera Get a quote
Front camera Get a quote
Camera lens cover Get a quote
Volume and power buttons Get a quote
Vibration motor Get a quote
SIM and microSD tray Get a quote
Proximity sensor Get a quote
Fingerprint reader Get a quote
Wireless charging Get a quote
Wi-Fi and NFC antennas Get a quote
Water-resistance seals Get a quote
Data recovery Get a quote

Not sure what is broken?

Four questions and we tell you the likely repair. Then you message us with the problem already written in.

Broken screen, dead battery, worn charging port: what can be done on a Galaxy S9

In 2018 the Galaxy S9 was Samsung's flagship, and the build quality still shows today: this is a device worth repairing, not one to throw away at the first fault. The 5.8" Super AMOLED panel still holds its own against many current mid-range phones.

Three faults come in most often on this model. Broken glass, because the front is curved and a corner drop goes straight through to the panel. An exhausted battery: 3,000 mAh after six or seven years of cycles simply will not hold, and that is entirely normal. And the USB-C port, which collects pocket lint at the bottom and stops making contact — often, before replacing it, a proper clean is enough.

On this model the front is a single assembly: glass and panel are replaced together, and there is no glass-only part. The back is independent and can be changed on its own, at a much lower cost. The Galaxy S9 ships IP68: after every opening the water-resistance seals have to be redone.

Technical specifications · Samsung Galaxy S9
Release year2018
Display5.8" Super AMOLED, curved edges
Resolution1440 × 2960 pixels (~570 ppi)
Dimensions147.7 × 68.7 × 8.5 mm
Weight163 g
Battery3,000 mAh, non-removable
Data and charging portUSB-C 3.1, wireless charging
3.5 mm headphone jackPresent
Memory expansionmicroSD, in place of the second SIM
Rear camera12 MP with variable aperture
Front camera8 MP
Biometric unlockRear fingerprint reader
GlassCorning Gorilla Glass 5, front and back
Water resistanceIP68 (as shipped)

Device specifications published by the manufacturer, given here so you can identify your model. Feasibility and turnaround for each repair are confirmed at the diagnosis stage.

ElectrONIK Lab is an independent workshop: it is not an authorised service centre and is not affiliated with the manufacturers. The trademarks named here belong to their respective owners and are used only to identify the devices we work on. Your statutory consumer rights towards whoever carries out the repair are unaffected.

Frequently asked questions about the Galaxy S9

Can you replace the glass only, without the display?
On the Galaxy S9 no: glass and panel are a single assembly and are replaced together. The back glass, on the other hand, is independent and can be changed on its own, at a much lower cost.
Is it still water resistant after the repair?
The Galaxy S9 ships IP68. After every opening we restore the water-resistance seals, but no workshop can re-certify factory IP68: the seal is restored as far as it can be, but it is no longer the one measured at the factory and nobody reissues the original certification. We say so plainly.
Is it still worth repairing, or should I buy a new phone?
It depends on the cost of the job against what yours is worth today, and on how many faults it has at once. With the free diagnosis we give you the exact figure and the reasoning: if replacing it makes more sense, we say that too.
Does the fingerprint reader still work after a screen replacement?
On the Galaxy S9 the reader sits on the back, separate from the display: replacing the panel does not touch it. That is a piece of luck models with under-display sensors do not have.
Will I lose the data on my phone?
Hardware replacements do not touch storage. The backup still has to be done: on a device that has to be opened nobody can guarantee you a hundred per cent. We still recommend a backup before any job, as a precaution.

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Got a Galaxy S9 to put back on the road?

Free diagnostics, a clear quote and the part chosen by you.