· Works without a computer and without using any program.
· Clip is a fully automatic and has no buttons or switches.
· You only have to connect to the phone's microSD reader and phone microUSB connector.
· No need to solder any cables and terminal voids the warranty.
· Fast repair time (ranging from 2 to 5 minutes depending on the model).
· After repair the terminal turns itself on Downloading (ODIN mode).



· i9300 (Samsung Galaxy S3 Europe)
· i9500 (Samsung Galaxy S4 Europe)
· N7100 (Samsung Galaxy Note 2 Europe)

· i9308 (Samsung Galaxy S3 Australia)
· N7102 (Samsung Galaxy Note 2 WCDMA Dual SIM China & Australia)
· N7108 (Samsung Galaxy Note 2 Australia)

· N719 (Samsung Galaxy Note 2 CDMA USA)
· T889 (Samsung Galaxy Note 2 USA)
· i939d (Samsung Galaxy S3 China & Russia)

· i317 (Samsung Galaxy Note 2 Korea)
· m440s (Samsung Galaxy S3 Korea)
· E210k (Samsung Galaxy S3 Korea)
· E210L (Samsung Galaxy S3 Korea)
· E210s (Samsung Galaxy S3 Korea)



Power off phone and remove the phone battery.
Insert SD card connector from S-Boot Clip into i9300 microSD slot
Connect phone battery to the phone (*)
Insert the microSD connector from S-Boot Clip into i9300 microUSB connector
Now wait, do not remove battery or do not cut off power supply in the middle of procedure otherwise it may not be repaired at all.
Generally after 2 <-> 5 minutes, the phone will be repaired and it will automatically enter into Downloading Mode (ODIN Mode).
Conect the phone to a computer using microUSB <-> USB cable and wait until drivers are installed
Flash the phone with the desired flash using ODIN Software



Open the phone and remove the display from the i9500 (**)
Connect regulated power supply to the i9500 pcb battery terminals (*)
Insert SD card connector from S-Boot Clip into i9500 microSD slot
Connect the microSD connector from S-Boot Clip into i9500 microUSB connector
Now wait, do not cut off power supply in the middle of procedure otherwise it may not be repaired at all.
Generally after 2 <-> 5 minutes, the phone will be repaired and it will automatically enter into Downloading Mode (ODIN Mode)
Conect the phone to a computer using microUSB <-> USB cable and wait until drivers are installed
Flash the phone with the desired flash using ODIN Software
Remember leave the phone display removed until phone flashing is completed (**)



Open the phone and remove the display from the N7100 (**)
Connect regulated power supply to the i9500 pcb battery terminals (*)
Insert SD card connector from S-Boot Clip into N7100 microSD slot
Connect the microSD connector from S-Boot Clip into N7100 microUSB connector
Now wait, do not cut off power supply in the middle of procedure otherwise it may not be repaired at all.
Generally after 2 <-> 5 minutes, the phone will be repaired and it will automatically enter into Downloading Mode (ODIN Mode)
Conect the phone to a computer using microUSB <-> USB cable and wait until drivers are installed
Flash the phone with the desired flash using ODIN Software
Remember leave the phone display removed until phone flashing is completed (**)



(*) = Preferrably connect a regulated power supply instead of phone battery because repairing process uses a lot of energy and battery power may be not enough (its optional for S3 and mandatory for S4 and Note 2).
Also by doing so you can observe the change of electric current while phone is being repaired. In fact, during the repair process, power current will jump every few seconds, which is telling you it is writeing data from microSD to mobile phone.

(**) = If display is not disconnected and removed, it may be burned after repair due to high temperature of the chips during the process that are in the back of the display.

Do not cut off power nor remove power supply nor remove phone battery once process has started, otherwise it may never be able to repair again.

If after more than 5 minutes phone has not entered download mode, then this usually means phone has Flash IC problem or other hardware problems, please check the other reasons. Also if the phone hangs after enter Download Mode however, it means Flash IC is totally damaged or other hardware problems and cannot be fixed.