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Hello, or rather good evening!

Okay, I'll admit it, my title isn't great but I have no inspiration...

A little while ago, I bought a flip case for a Samsung Galaxy A3 on Samsung's website.

The phone is stuck in there with some kind of weird adhesive... And since it says when you put it on, "in case of dust on the case or the phone, clean it with a damp cloth and dry before RE-ATTACHING the case"

I deduce that it is therefore possible to detach it and reattach it without affecting the effectiveness of the adhesive, so to speak.

I don’t know if anyone has a case like that?

Thank you in advance!

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    athena223 Posted messages 14406 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   2 807
     
    Good evening,

    You can indeed remove the A3 from your cover and you will be able to reattach it without any problem (well, peeling it off is a bit more complicated but definitely possible).

    There is no risk at this level.

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    1. Beats_by75 Posted messages 810 Status Member 85
       
      Good evening and thank you for your reply!
      Can I do it infinitely? Well, not too much either, but what I mean is that I can do it several times? Without it sticking but well?
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    2. athena223 Posted messages 14406 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   2 807
       
      Yes, it's designed for that.

      Just so you know, you normally have a 6-month warranty on your case ;-)
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    3. Beats_by75 Posted messages 810 Status Member 85
       
      Alright then, I’ll take it off! I sometimes like to change my style. That’s actually the downside of this case. It’s not easily removable.

      What exactly does this warranty cover? It says 3 months on the box.
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    4. athena223 Posted messages 14406 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   2 807
       
      It all depends on where you buy it, especially.

      If it doesn't stick anymore, if the case deforms abnormally, etc.
      But not the damage caused by falls or rubbing in pockets, though.
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    5. Beats_by75 Posted messages 810 Status Member 85 > athena223 Posted messages 14406 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention  
       
      Yes. Well. Alright, anyway I just found the purchase date and I bought it on 09/08/15 so it's no longer under warranty.

      I bought it directly from the Samsung website!
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