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Este teardown (desmontagem analítica) não é um guia de reparo. Para reparar seu/sua Amazon Fire 5th Generation, use o nosso manual de serviço.

  1. Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, Starting to open the Kindle Fire 7" (2015 5th Gen) Model SV98LN: passo 1, imagem 1 %32 Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, Starting to open the Kindle Fire 7" (2015 5th Gen) Model SV98LN: passo 1, imagem 2 %32 Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, Starting to open the Kindle Fire 7" (2015 5th Gen) Model SV98LN: passo 1, imagem 3 %32
    • Locate the seam between the back cover and the front frame and begin prying the back cover off by inserting an opening tool into the seam.

    • Use a pick or opening tool to work from one side down to the bottom and then up the other side while popping the clips that hold the back cover to the front frame.

  2. Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, Exposing the inside of the Kindle Fire 7" (2015 5th Gen): passo 2, imagem 1 %32 Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, Exposing the inside of the Kindle Fire 7" (2015 5th Gen): passo 2, imagem 2 %32 Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, Exposing the inside of the Kindle Fire 7" (2015 5th Gen): passo 2, imagem 3 %32
    • Once the two sides and the bottom are free, lift the bottom part of the cover slightly and push it up to release the headphone jack (yellow), and micro usb (blue) connections from the back cover.

    • The back cover should now come off leaving you with the insides of the Kindle Fire 7" (2015) exposed. You can see the battery (red), the main pcb (at top), rear facing camera (yellow), speaker (orange), and connection cables for the LCD panel (dark blue) and digitizer (light blue).

    • The arrows point to locations where five 3mm screws will need to be removed from. The blue arrow is where a white "s" sticker is found over the screw as what appears to be a warranty voiding tamper seal. Using a little heat allows its removal without damaging it.

  3. Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, Disconnecting the battery: passo 3, imagem 1 %32 Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, Disconnecting the battery: passo 3, imagem 2 %32 Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, Disconnecting the battery: passo 3, imagem 3 %32
    • The battery should be disconnected before continuing beyond this point.

    • Using a spudger, lift from underneath the power wires to release the connector.

  4. Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, Removing the battery: passo 4, imagem 1 %32 Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, Removing the battery: passo 4, imagem 2 %32
    • The battery is held to the plastic frame using adhesive strips on the sides and bottom of the battery (orange).

    • Using a spudger lift the bottom corner of the battery and insert the spudger between the battery and plastic frame.

    • WARNING: Heat may be needed to release the adhesive without damaging the battery.

  5. Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, Detach Speaker: passo 5, imagem 1 %32 Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, Detach Speaker: passo 5, imagem 2 %32
    • Use a spudger to remove the speaker that is adhered to the frame with adhesive.

    • WARNING: Heat may be needed to release the adhesive enough to remove the speaker.

  6. Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, Speaker Wire: passo 6, imagem 1 %32 Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, Speaker Wire: passo 6, imagem 2 %32 Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, Speaker Wire: passo 6, imagem 3 %32
    • After the speaker is detached, pull the speaker wire out of the channel it is in carefully.

    • Set the speaker out of the way. On top of the silver microchip cover on the main pcb is a great place for it.

  7. Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, LCD connector and cable: passo 7, imagem 1 %32 Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, LCD connector and cable: passo 7, imagem 2 %32 Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, LCD connector and cable: passo 7, imagem 3 %32
    • Apply a little heat from a 200 degree heat gun to loosen the adhesive on the tape covering the LCD connector.

    • Peel up the tape with tweezers. Fold it back on itself to get it out of the way.

    • Using an opening tool lift the release lever of the LCD connector.

    • Using tweezers put the LCD cable out of the LCD connector.

  8. Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, Digitizer conector and cable assembly: passo 8, imagem 1 %32 Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, Digitizer conector and cable assembly: passo 8, imagem 2 %32 Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, Digitizer conector and cable assembly: passo 8, imagem 3 %32
    • Heat the tape covering the digitizer connector then remove the tape with tweezers and set aside.

    • Use an opening tool to lift the lever of the connector to release the cable from the connector.

  9. Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, Digitizer connector and cable assembly Part 2: passo 9, imagem 1 %32 Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, Digitizer connector and cable assembly Part 2: passo 9, imagem 2 %32 Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, Digitizer connector and cable assembly Part 2: passo 9, imagem 3 %32
    • With the cable released, heat the cable assembly to warm the adhesive enough to loosen it.

    • Using a spudger, lift the cable assembly from the main pcb carefully.

    • Fold it out of the way so that the pcb can be removed around it.

  10. Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, Rear facing camera: passo 10, imagem 1 %32 Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, Rear facing camera: passo 10, imagem 2 %32
    • Use a plastic opening tool to lift the rear facing camera connector off the pcb.

  11. Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, Volume Button cable: passo 11, imagem 1 %32 Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, Volume Button cable: passo 11, imagem 2 %32
    • Use heat and tweezers to pull the volume buttons away from the plastic frame.

    • Lift it up so it will not get caught on anything when the pcb is removed.

  12. Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, Power Button cable: passo 12, imagem 1 %32 Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, Power Button cable: passo 12, imagem 2 %32
    • Use heat and tweezers to lift the Power Button cable from the plastic frame.

  13. Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, Remove the PCB: passo 13, imagem 1 %32 Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, Remove the PCB: passo 13, imagem 2 %32
    • Now that all the connectors are removed and the cables released from the plastic frame, the PCB can be removed.

    • Lift the PCB from the side opposite the headphone jack and carefully work is loose.

    • Be careful not to catch any of the cables so as not to damage them.

  14. Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, Remove Rear Facing Camera: passo 14, imagem 1 %32 Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, Remove Rear Facing Camera: passo 14, imagem 2 %32 Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, Remove Rear Facing Camera: passo 14, imagem 3 %32
    • Use tweezers to pull up the conductive tape from the frame, then lift the camera out of the frame.

  15. Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, Camera removed, flip it over: passo 15, imagem 1 %32 Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, Camera removed, flip it over: passo 15, imagem 2 %32
    • With the camera, pcb (and speaker), and battery removed, you can now replace the entire front panel using a part available on ebay here.

    • If you have a digitizer, flip the front panel over. Next we will work on removing the digitizer.

  16. Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, Removing the digitizer (front glass): passo 16, imagem 1 %32 Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, Removing the digitizer (front glass): passo 16, imagem 2 %32 Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, Removing the digitizer (front glass): passo 16, imagem 3 %32
    • Use generous amounts of heat in a cyclical manner to evenly heat the front glass.

    • Using a SlyPry, slowly work the front glass out of the front plastic frame, while continually applying heat to the area being worked.

    • The adhesive is very thick around the outside of the glass and will take a long time and lots of heat to get it loose.

    • As you work around the edges, place guitar picks or iFixit triangle tools between the glass and the plastic frame.

    • Once all of the adhesive is released separate slowly and notice the cable.

  17. Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, Unthread the digitizer cable: passo 17, imagem 1 %32 Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, Unthread the digitizer cable: passo 17, imagem 2 %32 Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, Unthread the digitizer cable: passo 17, imagem 3 %32
    • The digitizer cable is threaded through a slit in the plastic frame. Unthread this cable carefully if you need to save your digitizer.

  18. Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, The digitizer part number: passo 18, imagem 1 %32 Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, The digitizer part number: passo 18, imagem 2 %32
    • The part number of the digitizer and/or digitizer cable is TPV-AM070BPB01A-V12a. It also says 008-1531-P2.

    • I don't read Chinese, but the part is available from a single Chinese website at the following URLs. Link 1 Link 2

    • If someone is able to buy some, please let me know so that I can buy several from you as replacements for the one I broke and will most likely brake again.

    "break again", please. BRAKE in your car slows things down ;-)

    Harley R Earl - Responder

    I have some... just add "opel" to my username and you can find me on FB.

    Zelig K - Responder

    Also, my replacement digitizers didn't come with the polarizer film on the back of the inside glass. =\ Hopefully I can reuse them.

    Zelig K - Responder

  19. Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, The LCD panel: passo 19, imagem 1 %32 Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, The LCD panel: passo 19, imagem 2 %32
    • The part number on the LCD cable is TPV-AM070NB02A.

  20. Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, The sides of the front: passo 20, imagem 1 %32 Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, The sides of the front: passo 20, imagem 2 %32 Amazon Fire 5th Generation Teardown, The sides of the front: passo 20, imagem 3 %32
    • On one side of the front panel frame are located two strong magnets that are used to hold covers and such closed against the front glass.

    • On the other side you can see the LCD panel cable being feed through to the back side.

    • This concludes the teardown of the Kindle Fire 7" (2015) model SV98LN from Amazon.

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One seller from UK started to sell touchscreen glass for Amazon Fire 2015 on eBay UK. I have bought 2, but was dissapointed. First of all glass had no integrated polarization filter. Other thing was missing foam seal around the frame. So be aware. Maybe there is version with polarization filter in LCD, but as I see from your photos - you have same version as me.

Denys Khanzhyiev - Responder

was thinking of getting that digitizer any one replace one yet

radrnatn13 - Responder

Has the replacement screen become available in the states?

Chris hendry - Responder

Thanks for your write up, very helpful!

Helped me to tighten up my charge port which got loosened by strain from the USB cord being pulled.

bajagadget - Responder

Thanks for the great tutorial ... worked great! The only problem is after reassembling everything, all of the sudden my kindle fire won't connect to wi-fi. It is not detecting any networks and before it connected just fine.

T Yauck - Responder

Thanks for the teardown tutorial. I needed to repair the charge-port, as it got lose and wouldn't hold the cable tight. a quick 'crimp' of the USB port case to tighten it up around the USB cable more did the job just right.

Thomas Watson - Responder

Ordered mine from here: http://www.ebay.com/usr/guan_lcd took about 2.5 weeks, maybe more. I thinkit may actually be the same vendor as the one in the link in this guide. Replaced my digitizer following this guide and the other one on this website. Everything went fine until I turned the tablet back on and I ended up with a rainbow haze over the screen. Screen is responsive like new, but I really can't see anything, Hope I didn't get a defective digitizer.

Angello - Responder

PS: There's foam padding under the original digitizer, the replacement (same serial number) doesn't have the same foam padding, and it does't come with adhesive strips.

Angello - Responder

My Mistake... There was another piece of film on back side of the new digitizer! It was really hard to see and feel.

Angello - Responder

I just replaced my digitizer and had the rainbow haze issue which appeared to be a missing polarization filter too. I found out that there is a thin piece of plastic on top of the digitizer which interferes with the polarization filter You can easily peel it off but it difficult to see. I put some super strong tape on the back in the middle of the digitizer and then peeled it off, it started to peel the interfering plastic off, everything was perfect after this.

Ey Ey Ron - Responder

anyone sourced the Digitizer yet from a reputable supplier other than ebay?

James Caza - Responder

Hi, does anyone have reloaded the firmware on black screen devices? Or pulled out the EEPROMS to flash external?? Bricked by Downgrade! AOS 5.3 to 5.1 Regards Tom

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linuxonlinehelp.de - Responder

Got a new battery for mine and it worked then and charged it up but the square steal cover part just up above the battery plug gets real hot. So I unplug the power and the next day can’t turn it on. It’s like it drains the battery to about 1 volt so it just will not start to charge again.

What is this square steal part? I guess I could use a heat gun to replace it if can find were to buy that part?

-Raymond Day

Raymond Day - Responder

The battery charge controller chip is underneath that piece of steel shielding/heat sink. Removal probably requires a hot air gun made for surface mount soldering (800 degrees F.). You could try to get it off with an iron and desoldering wick or solder suction tool, but there’s a significant risk of damaging the diode on the battery connector side or the resistor on the opposite side.

I have the same problem with one of these. However, I noticed that the battery connector was not fully seated (it took a magnifying glass to spot it), so when I the charger is available again (it’s charging another Kindle at this time), I’ll try it again. If it still gets hot and won’t charge, the charge controller chip is most likely bad, and I’ll have to pull the shield or send this one to the recycler.

Paul Bade -

The square above the battery connectors has a smaller rectangle within it and it broke on my kindle so how can I fix it because my date, time and WiFi don't work on my kindle anymore please help me fix this issue

Thereal.Afrokid - Responder

idk why anyone would replace the screen on a fire tablet… just buy a new one! they are that cheap

Steam San Diego Studios - Responder

my chrger port is not working and it did not help

jessica rojas - Responder

Is it possible to get the Digitizer connector? The one I have had one wire connector come loose (not the ribbon cable, the part attached to the motherboard that the ribbon cable attached to.

Craig Banks - Responder

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