Difficulty

Very difficult

Steps

7

Time Required

                          20 - 30 minutes

Sections

4

  • Rear Cover
  • 1 step
  • Battery
  • 1 step
  • Logic Board
  • 4 steps
  • Earpiece
  • 1 step

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Introduction

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What you need

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Step 1

              Rear Cover
  • Warm the Back Cover. You can use a hairdryer.
  • Be careful, the Cover is plastic.
  • Use a small suction cup and plastic tools for separating the Rear panel.
  • Before installing the new cover, you must clean the phone from the old adhesive tape and install a new one if your spare part has come without double sided adhesive tape.

Warm the Back Cover. You can use a hairdryer.

Be careful, the Cover is plastic.

Use a small suction cup and plastic tools for separating the Rear panel.

Before installing the new cover, you must clean the phone from the old adhesive tape and install a new one if your spare part has come without double sided adhesive tape.

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Step 2

              Battery
  • Disconnect the Battery Cable.
  • The battery is stuck to the phone fame. Use the white tape to remove it.
  • Li-Polymer Battery, 2230 mAh
  • Part number: LIS1551ERPC
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Disconnect the Battery Cable.

The battery is stuck to the phone fame. Use the white tape to remove it.

Li-Polymer Battery, 2230 mAh

Part number: LIS1551ERPC

Step 3

              Logic Board
  • Remove the SIM and the memory cards.
  • Remove x4 T5 Torx Corner screws & x2 T5 Torx Screws on the Board

Remove the SIM and the memory cards.

Remove x4 T5 Torx Corner screws & x2 T5 Torx Screws on the Board

Step 4

  • Disconnect one by one:
  • Touchscreen flex cable
  • Proximity sensor flex cable
  • Power on, Volume buttons cable
  • SIM & Micro SD flex cable
  • Coaxial antenna cable

Disconnect one by one:

Touchscreen flex cable

Proximity sensor flex cable

Power on, Volume buttons cable

SIM & Micro SD flex cable

Coaxial antenna cable

Step 5

  • Disconnect the LCD Display flex cable. The connector is on the other side of the board, under the Power/Volume buttons flex cable connector.
  • Put one plastic spudger between the Logic board and the Main frame.

Disconnect the LCD Display flex cable. The connector is on the other side of the board, under the Power/Volume buttons flex cable connector.

Put one plastic spudger between the Logic board and the Main frame.

Step 6

  • Step one: move aside less the left side of the board - down.
  • Step two: the left side of the Logic board must go out of the main frame.
  • For this manipulation use only plastic tools.
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Step one: move aside less the left side of the board - down.

Step two: the left side of the Logic board must go out of the main frame.

For this manipulation use only plastic tools.

Step 7

              Earpiece
  • With a plastic tool remove the Earpiece module.
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With a plastic tool remove the Earpiece module.

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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