Introdução
This guide will provide step-by-step instructions on replacing the LCD Display in a Huawei Honor 8.
O que você precisa
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Using a heat gun or hairdryer, apply heat approximately three inches above the glass panel to warm up the adhesive around the outside edge of the phone.
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Using a Phillips PH00 screwdriver, remove the eight silver Phillips 3.5 mm screws circled in red.
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Using a Phillips PH00 screwdriver, remove the six black Phillips 4.0 mm screws circled in orange.
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Using a Phillips PH00 screwdriver, remove the single silver 3.0 mm Phillips screw circled in yellow.
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Using the Phillips PH00 screwdriver tip, gently scratch away the white stickers outlined in green circles to expose hidden screws.
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Using a Phillips PH00 screwdriver, remove the two black Phillips 4.0 mm screws circled in green.
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Holding the phone so that the cameras are at the top, locate the small hole on the top right edge of the device.
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Using the 0.8 mm Sim Eject tool, push down on the small hole to release the Sim Card tray.
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Gently pull out the Sim Card tray and set it aside.
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Using a spudger, pry off the small connection between the speaker and phone body located near the bottom of the device circled in red.
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Gently pry up a corner of the speaker using a spudger.
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Lift the speaker up and out of the phone body.
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Gently pull the ribbon cable that connects the LCD screen away from the phone body.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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When removing the LCD I wrongly thought the line on the metal frame was where I should pry and damaged it. You should include a closeup in the guide to show the two and let people know which one to start sticking stuff into. It required a lot of force to get the screen off, the metal frame actually bent outwards from the pressure..
When opening the back cover, make sure not to pry the glass itself off, there’s a really thin piece of plastic (?) behind it. I almost destroyed the cover because of it.
When removing the antenna, don’t force, try removing the antenna by the cable. I broke the connector because it was hard, I somehow managed to repair it (by solder) but DON’T DO THAT the connector is 1mm long, it’s nearly impossible to repair
I have just finished replacing the battery and the screen one this smartphone and it took me forever !!! Unfortunately I forgot to put back the metal tab that holds the screen and fingerprint cable and I am wondering if that is going to be an issue for me in the future as I really don’t want to open the device again !!!
I accidentaly broke the charging cable under the battery while trying to remove the damm thing. The replacment cable is a bit longer. For me the metal tabs are necessary to hold the connectors in place. I supposse in your case everything should be fine.