Einleitung

We turn our devices on and off every single day, and as such, the buttons wear over time. This repair guide will focus on replacing the electrical components controlling the On/Off buttons.

  1. PXLMLleXxqZZEtd1
    • Remove the two 2.5mm Phillips #00 screws using the Philips #00 screwdriver.

  2. 3OJrcdiOlUX1RUf1
    3OJrcdiOlUX1RUf1
    dboLtCheqDEWPqo1
    • Use a plastic opening tool to pry the cover open.

    • After the the cover is partly open as shown, remove the cover with your hands.

  3. 6ZbSqBtjEdGAwCGa
    6ZbSqBtjEdGAwCGa
    L3QfXBAim2xFthVx
    • Using your hand, or a pair of tweezers, remove the ZIF connector by gently pulling it out of the dock on the circuit board.

  4. vbWgyuWRhuUMddoM
    vbWgyuWRhuUMddoM
    IEi3VElAZHWiJlXS
    • Use a plastic opening tool to loosen the back cover off the device.

    • Once the back cover is loose, remove it gently by hand.

  5. ACcKtQJAIt1MNdrU
    • Using a spudger, carefully remove the metal casing that is attached to the ZIF connector.

  6. rptoXibpOL6vlEMc
    • Unclip the two plastic buttons with the spudger tool.

    • The buttons each have a spring under them that will fall off, be careful not to lose them.

Abschluss

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

Fred Saucedo

Mitglied seit: 11/01/13

3 Reputation

0 Kommentare