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To remove the rubber pad, you have to access the bezel screws from the underside.

 

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The cover pulls off with a trim removal tool. Then the charger unit, which is held on by 4 screws must come off to access these 7 screws.

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Ed36rgz71
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Have S8+ with a case did this quick and easy just flip the rubber part and you're good to go    

8lugCT
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Because the charger is positioned toward the back, and with the way the pad is, the bumper on the backside pushes the phone forward away from the charger. So reversing the mat allows the phone to be p

David Ulbrich
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The 2018 works just fine with my iPhone X.  I just went to the dealership and tested it out.  I got the part number for the 2018 wireless charger module which is 13507652.  The parts guy said that it

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To remove the rubber pad, you have to access the bezel screws from the underside.
 
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The cover pulls off with a trim removal tool. Then the charger unit, which is held on by 4 screws must come off to access these 7 screws.
Great thanks
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Edit: wrong quote

 

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6 minutes ago, Tattooo said:

To remove the rubber pad, you have to access the bezel screws from the underside.

Thats not true at all. just pull it off. takes 5 seconds

2017SierraSLT Senior Enthusiast

2017SierraSLT

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Mine would not. It was too tight against the bezel. Rather than risk breakage, I just pulled it apart. Took less than 5 minutes.

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11 minutes ago, 2017SierraSLT said:

Mine would not. It was too tight against the bezel. Rather than risk breakage, I just pulled it apart. Took less than 5 minutes.

I took the underside apart too. Took no more than 5 minutes and didn't have to worry about breaking anything.

Rosedog Enthusiast

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2 hours ago, Nick The Great said:

Does anyone know if the rubber tray is any wider in the 18's vs the 17's?  

 

That's half the problem, the tray is not wide enough for my S7 Edge with case.  Barely wide enough without the case.  

 

Another 1/16" of width would be fantastic 

It should not matter if it is wider or not. I believe the problem may lie within the S7 itself. I have the Samsung Note 8 and I do not have any issues wirelessly charging. I even did a write up about it:

 

Tattooo Senior Enthusiast

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It should not matter if it is wider or not. I believe the problem may lie within the S7 itself. I have the Samsung Note 8 and I do not have any issues wirelessly charging. I even did a write up about it:
 
Even though it fits my Note 8 does not charge at all on my 16 Sierra All terrain SLT but my S6 edge charges just fine.
Tattooo Senior Enthusiast

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It should not matter if it is wider or not. I believe the problem may lie within the S7 itself. I have the Samsung Note 8 and I do not have any issues wirelessly charging. I even did a write up about it:
 
I tried to open and read that but it says the page don't exist ?
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16 minutes ago, Tattooo said:
1 hour ago, Rosedog said:
It should not matter if it is wider or not. I believe the problem may lie within the S7 itself. I have the Samsung Note 8 and I do not have any issues wirelessly charging. I even did a write up about it:
 

I tried to open and read that but it says the page don't exist ?

That's weird. I didn't remove it and I can get in it. 

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26 minutes ago, Tattooo said:
1 hour ago, Rosedog said:
It should not matter if it is wider or not. I believe the problem may lie within the S7 itself. I have the Samsung Note 8 and I do not have any issues wirelessly charging. I even did a write up about it:
 

Even though it fits my Note 8 does not charge at all on my 16 Sierra All terrain SLT but my S6 edge charges just fine.

Did you modify your trim? I had to modify mine just so it could sit on the lip of the rubber mat. I also rotated my rubber mat. 

Tattooo Senior Enthusiast

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Did you modify your trim? I had to modify mine just so it could sit on the lip of the rubber mat. I also rotated my rubber mat. 
No I didn't modify, my note 8 without any case fits but won't charge ?
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Did you modify your trim? I had to modify mine just so it could sit on the lip of the rubber mat. I also rotated my rubber mat. 
How did you modify the trim ?
8lugCT Enthusiast

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13 minutes ago, Tattooo said:
20 minutes ago, Rosedog said:
Did you modify your trim? I had to modify mine just so it could sit on the lip of the rubber mat. I also rotated my rubber mat. 

No I didn't modify, my note 8 without any case fits but won't charge ?

the note 8 will charge if you rotate the mat. My note 5 didnt charge until i rotated the mat either

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the note 8 will charge if you rotate the mat. My note 5 didnt charge until i rotated the mat either
O.k thank you

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