Samsung Galaxy Nexus Headphone Jack Replacement Guide – DIY Tutorial
Duration: 45 minutes
Steps: 13 Steps
Hey there, phone-lover! Is your headphone jack playing dead? 🎧 Don’t fret, this clear and concise guide will have your tunes flowing again in no time. Just follow these simple steps, and you’ll be rocking out to your favorite tracks before you know it. And remember, if you hit a snag, you can always schedule a repair with our friendly team at Salvation Repair.
Step 1
– To get to the battery, you’ll need to pop the back off your phone. Grab those trusty plastic opening tools or use your fingernail to gently pry it open at the little nook. You’ve got this!
Step 2
– Gently coax the back cover off your phone by using your prying tool or your trusty fingernail to slide away from the device while it’s nestled in that little divot. Just take your time, and remember, if you need help, you can always schedule a repair.
Step 3
– Alright, time to get this battery out! See that little groove on the battery? Pop your finger in there, and give the battery a gentle tug towards you. It should come right out.
– Now, that’s your battery’s cue to exit stage left. Ready for a fresh battery? Go ahead and pop it in! If you’re feeling a bit lost, you can always schedule a repair.
Step 4
– Unscrew those 4.4 mm screws with a PH # 000 screwdriver, just like the picture shows. You’ve got this!
Step 5
Carefully remove the screen from the outer shell, taking extra caution to avoid damaging the control board or the screen itself. If you’re not feeling confident, don’t worry – you can always schedule a repair
– Now that you’ve gotten those screws out of the way, flip that phone right side up so it’s comfy and ready for the next step.
– Take your trusty plastic opening tool, and gently slide it between the screen and the outer case. You’re just looking to loosen things up here, so don’t go crazy! Just wiggle it around the phone, keeping it nice and snug in there. You’re doing great!
Step 6
– Alright, let’s loosen up those screws! Grab your trusty PH #000 screwdriver and give those 4.4mm screws a little spin. You got this!
Step 8
– Using your finger or a handy prying tool, gently pull back that bottom module.
Step 9
Note that there’s some glue holding the battery and chassis together at the bottom, so you’ll need to carefully work them apart.
– Let’s get started by carefully removing the internal battery. You can use tweezers or a flat head screwdriver to do this – just be gentle and take your time. If you need help, you can always schedule a repair
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Step 12
Be careful when removing the board, as some models may have ribbon cable connectors attached underneath – don’t accidentally pull them out of their sockets. If you need help, you can always schedule a repair
– Time to get a little hands-on – use your trusty tweezers to carefully pull the top circuit board off. If you need help, you can always schedule a repair
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