Introdução
In this guide you will replace the motherboard of your device, which contains your broken USB Charge Port component. Since this part is soldered directly to the motherboard, the entire system must be replaced (unless you are proficient in soldering, that is). Since this component isn't related to the micro SD card port, it is recommended that you get what data you can off of the device, because replacing the motherboard means losing all memory.
O que você precisa
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Place the device face-down, with the screen facing the surface. There are 8.7mm screws located in each of the back 4 corners of the device. Using a T5 Torx screw bit, unscrew all four screws and leave them aside.
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Place a plastic opening tool in the seam between the back and front plates of the device. Using constant pressure, slowly and continuously slide the tool along the seam. The tool should disable each of the hooks holding the two plates together. If unsuccessful, apply slightly more pressure and try again.
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Once all hooks are disabled, slowly separate the two plates, being careful not to damage the ribbon wire still connecting the two.
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Using the T5 Torx screwdriver, unscrew the two 5.6mm screws at the top right and bottom right corners of the motherboard.
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On the motherboard, lift the small plate that holds the orange ribbon wire in place.
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Gently disconnect the ribbon wire from its connection to the motherboard.
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Using a plastic opening tool, pry the speaker from the back plate of the device. There may be a small amount of adhesive connecting the two, so you may need to use a small amount of force.
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The motherboard and USB charge port should now be completely detached from the other parts of the device, and a new one can now be placed.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
Equipe
Cal Poly, Team 10-1, Banghart Winter 2017 Membro de Cal Poly, Team 10-1, Banghart Winter 2017
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2 comentários
This is very helpful. But one bit of feedback. It states that no parts are required. But the fix is to replace the motherboard. Would that not be a part?
