DIY Guide: Replace Microsoft Lumia 535 Charging Port & Mic Flex

Duration: 45 minutes
Steps: 7 Steps

Alright, champ! Your Lumia 535 is having charging or microphone issues? No sweat! Time to swap out that charging port and mic flex cable. Let’s get this done! 💪

Step 1

– First things first, let’s power down that phone! Give it a quick shut-off.

– Next, it’s time to get to the heart of the matter: pop out the battery, and carefully remove any SIM and memory cards you’ve got in there.

Step 2

– Grab your trusty Torx T4 screwdriver and get ready to unscrew those 9 little screws! It’s as easy as pie—just twist and remove!

Step 3

– Let’s get this party started! Gently pry the back cover away from the middle frame using a plastic opening tool.

Step 4

– First things first, let’s disconnect!

– Time to unscrew those 2 Torx T4 screws – easy peasy!

– Carefully detach the touch screen flex cable.

– Next up, gently remove the LCD Display flex cable.

– For the Charging Dock board flex cable, peel off the foam and tape, then flip up the black lock before gently pulling the flex out.

– When it comes to the coaxial antenna cable, take it slow and steady – remember to pull the metal connector, not the cable itself. We don’t want to accidentally yank the cable from the connector!

Step 5

– Drop some wisdom right here!

Step 6

– Time to uncouple the coaxial antenna cable! You’ve got this.

– This cable is snugly connected at a few spots to the frame and the board. Just take your time and gently ease it off.

Step 7

– The board is stuck to the main frame with some adhesive tape magic.

– Grab that hot gun or hair dryer and give the board a warm hug.

– Now, you should be able to gently peel the board away from the main frame like a pro!

Success!
Now that you’re done, it’s time to put everything back together—just remember to follow these steps in reverse! Easy peasy, right?
If things get a little tricky along the way, don’t hesitate to reach out for help. You can always schedule a repair when you need a hand.
And there you have it! You’re one step closer to having your device back in action.

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