Huawei P9 Battery Replacement Guide: Step-by-Step Tutorial

Duration: 45 minutes
Steps: 8 Steps

Dive into this guide and learn how to swap out the battery on your Huawei P9 smartphone. Before cracking it open, make sure to drain the battery to below 25%. A low charge reduces the risk of the battery getting all fiery or going boom if it’s accidentally punctured. Stay safe and if you hit a snag, you can always schedule a repair. Happy fixing!

Step 1

– First, power down your phone and whisk away that SIM card tray.

– Next up, grab your trusty screwdriver and pop out those two Pentalobe P2 screws lounging at the bottom by your device’s USB C port.

Step 2

– Grab an iSclack or a trusty suction handle to gently pry the phone assembly away from the rear panel. You’ve got this!

Tools Used
  1. Suction Handle

Step 3

– Gently pry off the fingerprint sensor using a spudger.

Tools Used
  1. Spudger

Step 4

– First things first, let’s disconnect that antenna cable. Give it a gentle tug and it’s free!

– Now, it’s time to peel off that sneaky sticker hiding the screw. Go ahead and remove it carefully!

Step 5

– First up, grab your trusty Phillips #00 screwdriver and take out those two little screws holding down the metal plate. Nice and easy does it!

– Now, that plate is acting all shy, covering the battery connector like it owns the place. It’s got these cute little hooks on each side, so use your tweezers like a pro to gently unhook them. Then, give the plate a gentle lift upwards to set it free. Remember, if things get sticky, you can always schedule a repair.

Step 6

– Time to unplug that battery connector and gently move it aside!

– Just a heads up, the EVA-L09 model has an NFC antenna stuck to the battery.

Step 7

– Loosen the ends of those adhesive pull tabs so you can grab onto them with ease!

Step 8

– Your trusty battery is locked in place with three sneaky pieces of sticky goodness: a removable pull-tab in the center and another on the SIM tray side. On the button side, there’s a stealthy adhesive strip without a pull-tab.

– Gently tug those adhesive tabs in a smooth, steady motion to release the battery. It’s like peeling a stubborn sticker, but you got this!

– Carefully lift the battery towards the button side and liberate it from that last hidden sticky grip.

– When you’re putting your gadget back together, swap out the old adhesive with fresh stretch-release

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