DIY Guide to Replace Battery in Moto G60s
Duration: 45 min.
Steps: 13 Steps
Repairing this device is a bit of a challenge, but don’t worry! The toughest part is tackling that stubborn, super-glued battery. Just take your time and stay focused, and the rest of the repair will go smoothly. Before diving in, give your device a good once-over and test all its features. If our guide helps you out, we’d love to hear your thoughts in a positive review! Good luck with your repair adventure!
Step 1
Before diving into the repair adventure, it’s a great idea to give your device a little check-up! Make sure all its functions are working like a charm.
– Before diving into the repair adventure, make sure to power down your device! Just press and hold the Standby switch until you see that lovely turn-off icon pop up, and give it a confirmatory tap.
Step 2
– Remove the sim and SD card holder with the supplied tool or a
Tool or a bent paper clip and then put it aside.
Step 3
To get started with your Motorola, gently pry open the back cover, which is cleverly glued and hooked in place. You’ve got this!
– Start by warming up the edge of the back cover and the fingerprint sensor using a heat gun or a regular hair dryer. A little heat goes a long way!
– Next, grab a plectrum and gently slide it between the display frame and back cover. Move it around the device like you’re giving it a little hug. This should help pop the back cover off.
– Now, it’s time to remove the fingerprint sensor from the back cover. If it’s being stubborn, don’t hesitate to give it another gentle warm-up!
Step 4
7 × 3,7 mm Phillips
To keep those pesky screws from disappearing on you, we suggest grabbing a magnetic mat. It’s a simple way to keep everything in one place while you tackle your repair!
– Alright, let’s get this party started! Grab your trusty Phillips screwdriver and remove those seven screws. Once they’re out, set them aside like a pro.
– Next up, take your spudger and gently work your magic to pry off the cover. Just lever it off carefully, and then lift it out with ease.
Tools Used
Step 5
Battery Connector
Fingerprint Sensor Connector
– First things first, tackle that battery connector like a pro! You’ve got this.
– Once that’s sorted, carefully disconnect the fingerprint sensor and set it aside for now. Easy peasy!
Step 6
Keep an eye on that battery temperature! We want it to stay cool and collected.
– First things first, peel off that black film from the battery and set it aside. If it’s being stubborn, a little warm air can help it along.
– Next up, grab your hot air device and give the battery a gentle heat from the side.
– Now, it’s time to carefully pry the battery out using your trusty battery spudger from the side.
Tools Used
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Step 9
Battery Connector
Fingerprint Sensor Connector
– First up, let’s get that fingerprint sensor reconnected! Just make sure you hear that satisfying click when the connector snaps into place.
– Next, it’s time to connect the battery connector. You’re doing great!
Step 10
7 × 3,7 mm Phillips
– Time to dress up that mainboard! Gently place the board cover on it, making sure the fingerprint sensor is in its rightful spot—right on top of the cover, just like a cherry on a sundae!
– If everything looks snug and happy, grab those screws and give the cover a secure hug. It’s all about keeping things together!
Step 11
– Alright champ, before you button things up, give everything a quick test drive! Make sure all systems are go.
Step 12
– Alright, you’re almost done! Put the back cover back on, making sure that fingerprint sensor is snug in its cozy little recess.
– Now, press that back cover down firmly all around until it clicks into place – you got this!
– Give the back cover a little extra love around the fingerprint sensor, just to make sure it’s secure.
Step 13
– And just like that, all you have to do now is pop the sim card and SD card holder back in. Easy peasy!
