My left earbud was not holding a charge through the night. So I followed along with the video in Spanish but instead of a heat gun I used the ifixit microwave heat pad. It took a few times in the microwave for 30 sec and resting the ear bud on it for about 3 min to get the shell to loosen up. The shell was still a pain to get a part and the battery and plastic holder stayed to connected to the outer shell. Fortunately I didn't break the ribbon cable and was able to use a pick to pull the battery and holder out of the outer shell. I also dented and scratched the shell along the seam to get it apart. I wonder if the heat gun would've been a better option? After removing the foam from the old battery and placing it on the new one I carefully replaced the battery and snapped the battery holder on the inside shell and made sure the connectors were back together. I then used a few dots of the E-8000 glue and used a wood clamp to hold the shell together. The battery is now charging and I verified it connects to...
Thanks for the guide. The only suggestion I have is to make sure to separate the camera glass from the back cover while the glue is still warm. I tried to separate them when putting things back together and needed to add the new glue tape and broke the back cover. ifixit shows they are out of stock but luckily "A" online retailer had them in-stock, awesome price, and next day delivery.
Thanks for the guide on how to replace the screen. My wife's S21 Ultra is working great and I look like the hero. My only suggestion is to add an how to add the Samsung adhesive strips and where they go. @john84651 Thanks for the tip on removing the adhesive from the antennas.