Sanyo-PM 8200 Back Casing Replacement

Geschrieben von: Cassandra Stavros
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Sanyo-PM 8200 Back Casing Replacement

Schwierigkeitsgrad

Moderate

Schritte

3

Zeitaufwand

Keine Schätzung

Einleitung

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    • Use a push pin or tweezers to remove the neoprene screw-cover located on the upper, left corner of the back casing.

    This detail is important for other Sanyo flip phones as well. I was swapping motherboards in a pair of SCP-3820s where one had a broken display, and the screws under these neoprene screw covers had me stymied for a while!

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    • Unscrew all four, 5mm Tri-Wing screws.

    Tri-wing screws are a reason I hate Sanyo with my entire being. If you haven’t experienced them before, you will need to purchase a specialty screwdriver tip, often called a Y-tip or a tri-wing tip. In my case working on a Sanyo SCP-3820, the 2.5 size worked, but I could have used the 2.0 as well. No other style of screwdriver will work.

    Kevin Wade -

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    • Pry the back casing off the device using a spudger. Work your way along the edges to completely separate the back casing from the device.

    • This step may require extra force. But too much force could break the back casing.

    • Remove the headphone jack cover when separating the back casing. The headphone jack is located on the opposite side of the antenna.

Abschluss

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

Tinte & Feder

Cassandra Stavros

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