Acer Iconia B1-720 Front Facing Camera Replacement

– Time to get this repair started! Insert a plastic opening tool into the gap near the charging port at the top of your device. Gently slide the tool along the device in either direction – it’s like a little dance move for your device’s outer casing.

– Gently slide the tool along the edge until the rear cover is fully separated. You’re doing great!

– If you need a little extra help, slide the first tool into the gap to keep it open, then grab a second tool and carefully pry off the rest of the rear cover. You’ve got this!

– After you’ve loosened up all the sides, it’s time to lift that cover off the device—smooth and easy, like peeling back the lid of your favorite snack. No sweat!

– Gently coax the speaker away from your device using the trusty plastic opening tool. It might take a bit of a nudge because of the adhesive holding it snugly in place. (Just a reminder, the battery is not shown in this picture, so keep that in mind!)

– Give the microphone a gentle tug to liberate it from its slot.

– Unwind the wire from the running channel.

– To remove microphone, follow same steps.

– Gently detach the connector from the motherboard and set it aside for safekeeping!

– Now, let’s keep the momentum going and use the same approach to remove the microphone.

– Carefully unplug the microphone just like you did with the speaker – you’ve got this!

– Let’s get started by removing the yellow tape that’s covering the ribbons in the photos – it’s time to set them free!

– Gently lift the tiny black tab that holds the orange ribbon in place with your tweezers. It’s a little finicky, but you’ve got this!

– Carefully free the orange ribbon from its lock using the tweezers. Take it slow, and you’ll be all set!

– Grab your trusty tweezers and gently peel away the rubber black wrap that’s cozying up to the lock.

– With those same tweezers, give a little tug on the plastic tabs located on each side of the black ribbon.

– Grab your trusty tweezers and carefully coax that black ribbon out of its locking mechanism. Think of it as persuading a stubborn noodle—gentle but firm!

– First, let’s get started by removing the 5 screws shown in the photograph – this will help you gain access to the internal components.

– Now, carefully lift the motherboard from the front panel of the device. Take your time and make sure it’s completely free from any obstructions.

– Time to get a little upside down! Flip that motherboard over so you can see the camera, micro USB port, and headphone jack. It’s like a little treasure hunt, and you’re one step closer to fixing your device!

– To put your device back together, just work your way through these steps in reverse—it’s like time-travel, but cooler.

– If you need help, you can always schedule a repair.