Einleitung
Overall the repair is fairly straightforward. The main difficulties you will have when doing this repair is the abundance of clips LG likes to put everywhere. Other than that nothing out of the ordinary for a LG Phone.
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Lets get started by heating up the back.
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After we've heated the back put in your opening pick of choice; apply some alcohol and get going!
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I prefer to start at the bottom and move around.
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We will start removing the back cover now.
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In this area there will be clips holding the fingerprint scanner flex connector in place. All you need to do to remove in is apply pressure to the top and bottom and it should come out.
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Next pull the back cover to the side and disconnect the fingerprint flex connector.
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Remove the 15 Phillips screws.
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Begin to remove the midframe. Luckily for us there are plenty of clips holding it down too, because the screws weren't enough I guess :)
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Finish prying around to remove the midframe. It will feel like you have to pry quite a bit. That is fine. Find those clips and pry away from the clip and that will save you some time.
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Remove the sim tray. You can use a sim ejector, needle, paper clip, or whatever your preferred ejector tool is.
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Now we will get to remove the motherboard.
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Luckily it too is held in with clips, YAY!
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Move around the motherboard releasing it from the clips.
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Once done just pull the motherboard up and away from the charge port and it comes right out!
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Next we will heat up the front of the phone to loosen the battery adhesive.
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Apply small amounts of alcohol around the sides of the battery to help with the removal.
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Once again we will warm the front of the phone to help loosen the adhesive under the ear speaker.
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Next we will remove the vibrate motor.
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It should still be warm enough from the heating in the previous step, but if not you can heat it up again, or loosen with alcohol to help with the adhesive.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
