Motorola Xoom Wifi Earphone Port Replacement

Duration: 45 minutes
Steps: 4 Steps

Before diving into this internal Xoom Wifi component swap, make sure you’ve already handled the earlier steps to take off the outer parts. Onward to the good stuff!

Step 1

– Grab your T5 Torx screwdriver—those two 6.6 mm screws holding the ports and back panel in place are begging to be removed. Let’s set them free!

Tools Used
  1. T5 Torx ScrewdriverMotorola Xoom Wifi Earphone Port Replacement

Step 2

– Gently press down with your hand and slide that back plate until it finds its comfy spot.

– You’ll notice there’s a flex clip on each side that needs a little push to let the plate slide off completely. Grab a plastic opening tool to help you release those clips, which are chilling under the back cover near the sides.

– Once the clips are free, the back should glide right off!

Step 3

– Time to get that back piece off! Use a T5 Torx screwdriver to remove the last two 4.2 mm screws. You’re almost there!

– Screws out, now it’s time to lift the rest of the backing out of the way. Easy does it, you got this!

Tools Used
  1. T5 Torx ScrewdriverMotorola Xoom Wifi Earphone Port Replacement

Step 4

– To wrap things up, simply reverse the steps you followed to take your device apart. Easy peasy!

– If you need help or have any questions, you can always schedule a repair with Salvation Repair.

Success!
Now that your device is back together, give it a victory lap—power it up and enjoy your handiwork! If anything seems off, retrace your steps and double-check connections. And hey, if things get tricky, you can always schedule a repair.

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