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Difficult

Steps

8

Time Required

                          5 minutes

Sections

4

  • Battery Cover
  • 1 step
  • Battery Pack
  • 1 step
  • Back Shell
  • 3 steps
  • Back Speaker
  • 3 steps

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Introduction

What you need

Step 1

              Battery Cover
  • Starting from the top of the cover, slide down and away from the phone with your thumb
  • Lift battery cover off of batter and place it to the side

Starting from the top of the cover, slide down and away from the phone with your thumb

Lift battery cover off of batter and place it to the side

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Step 2

              Battery Pack
  • Once battery cover is removed, place your thumb and index fingers on the the wires near the receptacle
  • Gently pull straight up on the wires until a click is heard which signifies the battery is completely disconnected
  • Place battery pack to the side

Once battery cover is removed, place your thumb and index fingers on the the wires near the receptacle

Gently pull straight up on the wires until a click is heard which signifies the battery is completely disconnected

Place battery pack to the side

Step 3

              Back Shell
  • Remove the two 11mm screws inside the battery storage compartment using Phillips #1 screwdriver (located near the very bottom of the phone)

Remove the two 11mm screws inside the battery storage compartment using Phillips #1 screwdriver (located near the very bottom of the phone)

Step 4

  • Gently open phone casing along the seam at the bottom of the phone using index and middle fingers of both hands

Gently open phone casing along the seam at the bottom of the phone using index and middle fingers of both hands

Step 5

  • Ensure that wired connection between circuit board and back shell is not strained
  • Fold the back shell underneath the front shell and circuit board

Ensure that wired connection between circuit board and back shell is not strained

Fold the back shell underneath the front shell and circuit board

Step 6

              Back Speaker
  • Lay the back shell with the inside facing up
  • To remove the speaker guard, first remove the 7mm screw from inside the back shell

Lay the back shell with the inside facing up

To remove the speaker guard, first remove the 7mm screw from inside the back shell

Step 7

  • To access the speaker, flip the back shell over and use a plastic opening tool to pop open the black cover
  • Gently push the speaker guard out of place with your thumb
  • Carefully slide the speaker out from its setting and place speaker guard aside

To access the speaker, flip the back shell over and use a plastic opening tool to pop open the black cover

Gently push the speaker guard out of place with your thumb

Carefully slide the speaker out from its setting and place speaker guard aside

Step 8

  • With speaker exposed, remove the speaker by cutting the red and black wires near their contact location

With speaker exposed, remove the speaker by cutting the red and black wires near their contact location

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

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