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How to Insert and Remove SIM Card from Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2

How to Insert and Remove SIM Card from Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2

By Andrew Myrick 1 Comment

While eSIM’s are becoming more and more popular, they have not taken over the world as of yet. This includes the futuristic Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2, as there is still a physical SIM card tray in the device. For some, you may need to take out the SIM card, especially if you are experiencing some network connectivity issues.

In order to remove the SIM card, you will need to know the location of the SIM tray, along with a SIM ejection tool. In the event that you can’t find the tool that is included in the Z Fold 2’s box, then you can also use a bent paper clip. Although if you are using a paper clip, you need to be a bit more careful.

Insert and Remove the Galaxy Z Fold 2 SIM Card

The SIM card tray is located on the outer frame of the front display. Look at the right side of the frame, and both the tray and ejection hole are near the bottom. Here’s how you can remove the SIM Card from the Galaxy Z Fold 2.

  1. Power the Galaxy Z Fold 2 off completely.
  2. Locate the eject hole on the outer frame of the device.
  3. Using the SIM eject tool (or paper clip), insert it, and gently push the button inside.
  4. The tray will eject.
  5. Carefully remove the tray from the frame.
  6. Remove the SIM card from the tray.

It’s important to note that when you remove the SIM card, a message notification pops up on your Z Fold 2 if it’s still powered on. This just lets you know that the SIM has been removed, and then goes away when the card has been re-installed.

When it’s time to put a new SIM card back into the Galaxy Z Fold 2, it’s important to have the card lined up properly. If the phone is facing upwards, the gold contacts will be facing down. You can also line up the SIM Card with the outline in the tray.

Once the card is housed in the tray, line up the tray with the open hole on the outer frame. Gently push the tray back into place until it is flush with the remainder of the frame. Once the card is back, just turn it back on and you are ready to get back to business.

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Filed Under: Android Tagged With: Samsung, Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2

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  1. Jude Pateman says

    March 17, 2021 at 10:03 pm

    I’ve inserted the sim and tray in but now its stuck and jammed in. Tool and paperclips still won’t make it pop out. How do I fix this problem as I can’t even call as its saying my ph can only be used for emergencies.
    Thanks
    Jude

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