How to Replace Samsung Galaxy S6 Active Battery DIY Guide
Duration: 45 minutes
Steps: 15 Steps
Heads up, repair champs! Before you dive into this, make sure you’re in a well-lit space and have all your tools ready to roll. Trust us, it’s way more fun when you’re prepared! And if you hit a snag, don’t hesitate to schedule a repair. We’ve got your back!
Get ready to rock and roll! Follow this groovy guide to swap out the battery in your device with a fresh new one. It’s time to give your device a power boost like never before!
Step 1
– Hey there! Time to work some magic – gently slide your fingernail or a plastic opening tool into the groove on the side of the SIM tray.
– Give it a little nudge to free the tray from its cozy spot. You got this!
Step 3
If you’re rocking an iOpener, pop it in the microwave for thirty seconds to get it nice and toasty!
– Warm up the front face (sides, top, bottom) of your phone with an iOpener, hair dryer, or heat gun for 60 seconds to loosen that sticky adhesive around the glass edges. If you need help, you can always schedule a repair.
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Step 5
Don’t yank too hard or you might give the display a surprise makeover! If there’s pushback, just backtrack to Step 3 and let the iOpener work its magic a little longer.
– With your trusty suction cup in hand, give a gentle tug on the lower half of the panel. You got this!
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Step 6
– Once you’ve created a nice little opening, gently slide a plastic tool in at the bottom, right between the glass and the phone’s frame.
– Now, take that plastic opening tool and glide it around the screen, carefully prying the display away from the body like a pro.
Step 7
To avoid any screen mishaps, gently lift the bottom part as it’s delicately connected to the top of the motherboard. We wouldn’t want any unexpected screen separations, now would we?
– Grab that trusty suction cup and gently pull the lower half of the screen while keeping your fingers steady on the phone’s frame. This will help you separate those two components like a pro!
Step 8
– Now that you’ve successfully removed the glass, take a peek at the top of the phone. You’ll spot a little clip that’s keeping the screen connection cozy with the motherboard. Grab your trusty tweezers, gently pinch the clip at its crease, and give it a little tug to set it free.
Step 10
– Gently pop out the display assembly (LCD and Digitizer). If you need help, you can always schedule a repair
Step 11
– Grab your trusty Phillips Head Screwdriver in size PH000 and let’s tackle those sixteen 4mm screws holding the frame together. Let’s show those screws who’s boss!
Step 12
You’ll hear those clips popping loose.
– Gently press on the top, bottom, and sides of the phone to help loosen the rear case. You’ve got this!
Step 14
– Gently slide a plastic opening tool into the side of the frame and carefully pop out the battery. If you need help, you can always schedule a repair.
