Detach the battery from under the
motherboard. Remove from the device.
Use your fingernail to gently pry
off the phone's back cover at the indicated location. While your fingernail is
under the back cover slide your finger around the edges of the phone until the
cover pops off.
Remove the thirteen black screws
and the single silver screw from the back of the phone with a JIS size 00
screwdriver. The black screws are 2.8 mm in length.
The silver screw is 5.5 mm in length.
The black screw next to the camera and the flash is covered by a sticker. This screw can be easily removed as if there were no sticker on top of it. The point of the screwdriver should be able to pierce through the sticker easily.
The silver screw is 5.5 mm in length.
The black screw next to the camera and the flash is covered by a sticker. This screw can be easily removed as if there were no sticker on top of it. The point of the screwdriver should be able to pierce through the sticker easily.
Use a plastic opening tool to
remove the inner phone backing.
The parts of the inner backing
held down by two strips of double sided tape can be easily loosened by
inserting the plastic opening tool underneath it and gently lifting it up.
Note the position of the speaker
unit so you can replace it in the correct place during reassembly.
Take the speaker out of the back of the phone. It should come out easily as soon as the inner back is removed because nothing is holding it down in place anymore.
Take the speaker out of the back of the phone. It should come out easily as soon as the inner back is removed because nothing is holding it down in place anymore.
Use a plastic opening tool to
gently pry up both ends of the antenna.
Carefully remove the antenna wire from the plastic keepers along the side. Note their position for reassembly.
The antenna connections can be easily bent out of shape. Be sure to lift from underneath the cable as shown.
Carefully remove the antenna wire from the plastic keepers along the side. Note their position for reassembly.
The antenna connections can be easily bent out of shape. Be sure to lift from underneath the cable as shown.
Using the plastic opening tool,
unlock the ribbon cable attaching the battery to the circuit board by prying up
the yellow tab.
Using a plastic opening tool,
gently pry the vibration motor from its mount.
Gently remove the circuit board
from the phone by gently pulling it away from the bottom of the phone.
Using the plastic opening tool,
disconnect the ribbon cables from their connectors by gently prying them up.
Carefully remove the battery pack
from the phone using your hand. The battery is glued in placed by a strip of
adhesive on the top side so some force may be necessary.
There are fragile tabs on the
left and right side of the battery, be careful not to break them off.
Using a plastic opening tool,
lift the copper sheet heat strip from the body of the phone by sticking the
tool into one of the upper corner of the copper sheet and slowly sliding it
along the edges.
Be careful not to rip the copper
sheet.
Using a plastic opening tool,
unplug the ribbon cable indicated in the picture.
Using a plastic opening tool,
disconnect the display cable from the side of the motherboard by carefully
sticking the tool underneath the display cable and gently pulling outward.
There are four black plastic
retainers, two on each side, that keep the motherboard fix in place. To get the
motherboard out, stick a plastic opening tool under one top corner of the
motherboard and carefully lift upward using a small amount of force to pop this
side of the motherboard out of the plastic retainers.
Be careful not to break the black
plastic retainers as these are needed to put the motherboard back in place.
Once one side of the motherboard
is out of the black plastic retainers, remove the whole motherboard from the
phone.
The motherboard should come out
easily once one side of it is freed from the black plastic retainers.