Introdução
Motorola Moto G4 Plus is Moto G Plus (4th Gen) released in 2016.This video shows you how to teardown/disassemble Motorola Moto G4 Plus completely. It also shows how to repairing back cover, rear housing, loudspeaker, headphone jack and other components. Why don’t you replace it by yourself according to this replacement tutorial?
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Instruções em vídeo
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
Conclusão
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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What about the digitiser? This video stops before showing how it can be removed
Stephane Barbier - Responder
lcd with digitizer are combined together with glue, it is difficult to replace front digitizer only, if you have broken front glass, you need to replace full front screen including lcd with digitizer, Moto g4 plus lcd screen repair guide is available later today, you can follow it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6qdwuU0o...
Witrigs - Responder
What about the USB port? It's still attached to the motherboard in this video.
Matthew - Responder
It's difficult to remove it. Need to do a micro welding to replace the USB port.
Witrigs -
I know it might be too late for your case, but if someone needs it I found this one:
https://youtu.be/gpoco46LibQ
Trollgaard -
Is all that tape necessary to keep or can it be discarded?
Christopher Pan - Responder
You had better keep them all and put then back when reassemble.
Witrigs -
Note - I was able to disassemble using Torx T4, not T3
Gerry Fahy - Responder
Use a good quality tool kit, such as the iFixit Mako 64 bit set from Pimeroni
ttps://shop.pimoroni.com/products/ifixit-64-bit-driver-kit
Ensure that the T3 bit is fully located in the screw head - light pressure, slight twist to locate, push in and maintain pressure while turning. If the bit is not properly located then you risk striping the screw head or driver.
stage2video -
The screws are really tight, after several attemps ive only did one, the rest seem impossible to unscrew. Im using a T3 type as recommended, any advice?
Karl - Responder