Before disassembling your phone, drain the battery to around a quarter of its capacity. Lithium-ion batteries that have been pierced have the potential to catch fire or explode.

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Step 1:

If you’re rebuilding your phone without replacement glue, be sure to keep it away from any liquids.

The glue on the back cover will be softer as a result.

Step 2:

Use a gap pick to fill in the opening.

The rear glass can be cracked if you use too much force or pry with metal devices.

Step 3:

To remove the back cover glue, slide your opening pick along the left edge of the phone.

Leaving the pick in will help prevent the newly separated adhesive from adhering back together.

Step 4:

Continue slicing glue from the bottom of the phone up to the back of the phone.

The rear cover should be reheated to prevent the adhesive from setting up.

Spudger the fingerprint sensor flex cable up and out of the way. 3.

Step 5:

In order to reattach the fingerprint sensor cable, you must first incline the back cover until the cable connector is properly aligned with the socket.

Carefully pop the connector into place with the flattened side of the spudger.

If you have slim hands, the connector may slide right on with your finger. Prevent the cable from being squeezed.

Step 6:

1. The wireless charging coil + antenna assembly is held together by eleven 3.7mm Phillips screws.

2.The use of tweezers might help you extract totally loosened tough screws.

Spudger the battery connector straight up.

Step 7:

A good amount of glue has been used to secure the battery.

Under each battery corner, place a drop of isopropyl alcohol to help soften the glue.

Step 8:

Attach the battery’s outer edge with an opening pick or a plastic card.

Apply even pressure to the battery as it is levered up and out of the phone.

Step 9:

Change the battery, if necessary.

A safety concern exists if a removed battery is re-used. The battery has to be replaced.