Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini Motherboard Replacement Guide Verizon

Duration: 45 minutes
Steps: 13 Steps

Get ready to dive into the world of motherboard replacement with this guide tailored for the Verizon Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini, model number SCH-I435. It’s time to roll up your sleeves and tackle this repair like a pro! If you need help, you can always schedule a repair.

Step 1

– Hold down the END key to turn off your phone. Let’s power down in style!

Step 2

– Pop open the back cover of your phone with a plastic opening tool. Let’s keep it snappy and crack-free!

Step 3

– Leverage your trusty plastic opening tool to nudge that battery out of its cozy nest.

Step 4

– Grab your tweezers and get ready to party—let’s slide that SIM card out towards the bottom like it’s gliding on a dance floor!

Tools Used
  1. Tweezers

Step 5

– Grab your trusty nylon spudger and gently push through the top hole of the memory card holder to slide that little guy out.

Tools Used
  1. Spudger

Step 6

– Unscrew the ten cheeky 4.0 mm screws holding the back of your phone hostage using the #00 Phillips screwdriver.

Step 7

– Kick things off at the USB port! Grab your trusty plastic opening tool and gently slide it around the edge of the phone, right between the rear housing and the frame. As you glide along, you’ll feel those clips giving way—it’s like a little victory dance!

– Now, with a bit of care, gently pull apart the rear housing from the mid-frame. This will unveil the inner workings of your phone, like opening a treasure chest!

Step 8

– Grab a trusty pair of tweezers and gently lift those two charging assembly press fit connectors free. You’ve got this!

Tools Used
  1. Tweezers

Step 9

– Grab your trusty nylon spudger and gently lift the headphone jack press-fit connector to free that ribbon cable. You’ve got this!

Tools Used
  1. Spudger

Step 10

– Grab your trusty nylon spudger and gently lift that infrared sensor press-fit connector to set the ribbon cable free. You got this!

Tools Used
  1. Spudger

Step 11

– Grab the flat end of your trusty nylon spudger and give that front-facing camera connector a gentle nudge upwards to free the ribbon cable. Easy does it!

Tools Used
  1. Spudger

Step 12

– Carefully lift the motherboard up and ease it slightly away from the device. If you need help, you can always schedule a repair

Step 13

– Slide the flat end of a nylon spudger under the edge of the digitizer press-fit connector and gently lift to pop it free, giving the motherboard some breathing room.

Tools Used
  1. Spudger

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