Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite (2022) Screen Replacement
Model SM-P613 · Original Samsung part, professionally fitted
- Samsung authorised service centre
- Original Samsung parts
- Listed on samsung.com as the Durban repair partner
- Serving Umhlanga and Durban since 2007
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Notes, sketches and textbooks all run through this screen, so a crack or dead patch gets in the way fast. LCD damage on the S6 Lite usually shows up as blotches, lines, or areas where touch simply stops registering.
We fit the original Samsung 10.4 inch panel for the SM-P613 and test both finger and S Pen input before the tablet goes back to you. OEM panels are calibrated for the specific model, which is why writing feels right afterwards.
Signs you need this repair
- Cracked glass across the middle of the screen
- Bright spot or dark blotch on the display
- Touch works everywhere except one band
- Screen very dim or colours washed out
Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite (2022) at a glance
| Display | 10.4 inch TFT LCD |
| Battery | 7040mAh |
| Released | 2022 |
Common questions
Will the S Pen still write properly after the screen replacement?
Yes. We fit the original Samsung panel for the SM-P613 and test S Pen writing as part of the job. S Pens are model specific, so if yours is damaged or lost as well, ask us about an original replacement while the tablet is in for its screen.
My tablet is the 2022 model. Does that matter for the part?
It matters a lot. The 2022 S6 Lite is the SM-P613 or SM-P619 and takes different parts from the 2020 original and the 2024 refresh. Check your model number under Settings, About tablet, or bring the tablet in and we will identify it before anything is ordered or fitted.
Is it worth fixing an older student tablet?
Usually, yes. The S6 Lite still handles notes, reading and streaming comfortably, so a working unit has plenty of life left in it. The price shown on this page includes the original Samsung part and the fitting, which makes it easy to weigh the repair against buying new.