Launched over a year ago, Samsung’s Self-Repair program allows Galaxy smartphone owners to repair their handsets outside of their warranty period. The program provides genuine Samsung parts for customers and it is now expanding to 30 more countries and more Galaxy phones.
Samsung has added a total of 15 more Galaxy phones to its Self-Repair program, including the Galaxy S23 series (Galaxy S23 FE included), the Galaxy Z Fold 5, Z Flip 5, and the Galaxy Tab S9 series (including FE models). The program now supports 30 more countries in Europe such as:
Meanwhile, here is the complete list of Samsung devices that are now covered by the Self-Repair program.
Samsung’s Self-Repair program was launched in August 2022, starting with the US, but later on expanded to South Korea, Brazil, Mexico, and several European countries. It provides users with genuine replacement parts for Samsung devices such as display assemblies, batteries, back covers, and charging ports for smartphones.
As for Samsung laptop owners, they get access to front and rear cases, display, battery, touchpad, power key, fingerprint reader, rubber feet, fan, and speaker components.
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