Moto X Pure Edition 2015 Screen Repair, Battery Replacement Xt1575
Today we are going to be opening up the MotoX Pure Edition.
This is the phone that came out in 2015.
Luckily everything inside ispretty straight forward.
I’ll be walking you through the whole process.
On the backof the phone here there is a Sim card tray that also holds the SD card.
Just put yourlittle Sim card tool in there.
Right here next to that tray there is a little hole, and if you stick your Sim card removal tool in that hole it will start removing the backof the phone from the housing.
Once I had that little corner up I slipped a card inthere.
I found that the glue is very strong though, and I ended up dropping the card andjust using my hands to pull it away from the phone body.
I have heard of people using heatto soften the glue and that would make it a little bit easier to pull it away from thebody, but there’s not a whole lot that can go wrong here.
I will show you a few ribboncables that you have to avoid here in a second.
Basically all you’re doing is pulling awaythe back panel from the phone itself.
Make sure you do watch out for these orange cablesunderneath though.
If you tear those you will lose your volume and power buttons; whichare pretty darn important.
You can see all the adhesive that is holding back the plasticpanel onto the phone itself.
Once the plastic panel is pulled away from the phone you cansee all the excess glue.
You can remove this if you want.
It will probably make it easierto put the back on when you are done.
I will be linking all the tools you will need forthis project down in the video description below.
There are 20 screws here they are allsize T4.
Once you remove all those screws there are a couple ribbon cables that youhave to pop out.
As well as this little plastic camera shield.
Then down here there’s thesepull tabs.
These pull tabs make it extraordinarily easy to remove the battery from the insideof the device.
So pull these tabs.
If you pull them out horizontal with the phone.
Itwill make it so that the battery is not stuck to the back panel anymore.
When you pull onthis adhesive it becomes unsticky and just slides out from the back of the phone.
Here’show to unplug the battery.
Sometimes this will solve any software issues.
So insteadof unscrewing the back panel and releasing the battery you can just unplug the batteryand see if it will solve any of your software problems.
After the battery is unplugged youcan lift off the back panel.
Before we jump onto the mother board let me show you a littlebit about the back panel.
Flipping it over you can see how easily the battery just popsaway from the back since we’ve already removed those pull tabs.
You can see that the NFCconnector right there on top of the battery as well.
I’m just gonna pop that off.
There’sthe battery.
Here are the volume ribbon cables connections as well as the LED.
The duel LEDflash.
They just plug down on the mother board with this little waffle connector right there.
Just like a little Lego.
Snaps onto the phone and snaps off.
Pretty straight forward.
Here’sthe headphone jack.
Pretty common with Motorola to have the little pins that just rest ontop of the mother board.
That’s how the headphone jack receives its communication.
So if you ever have anything get stuck in there or dirt, grime or anything like thatit’s pretty easy to clean out.
It just pops away from the back panel.
So here’s thelittle ribbing cable for the rear facing camera.
It is 21 Megapixles.
It just has a littlelatch that you unlatch, and you can slide the camera out from its little connection.
Here’s the little circuit board on top of the Sim card, and SD card tray.
You just unlatchthat from the mother board just like a little Lego.
Here’s the front facing camera.
Italso has that same Lego connection.
It is a 5 Megapixel camera.
Then here’s the vibratormotor.
I thought this was interesting.
It has the duel vibrations on either side, andthey are different sizes so it give you a more full vibration because it has a smalland a larger side.
It’s similar to one of the Xbox controllers.
Here is one of the screenribbing cables.
I’m just going to remove the tape and flip up the latch and that willlet the little ribbon cable slide out of its little slot.
Then there’s one more screwdown at the bottom of the phone that’s holding the mother board into place.
So we are goingto remove that.
Then that lets the bottom of the mother board slide up, and the topof the mother board pop out of its little connection on the frame for the screen.
Sohere’s the screen.
This is the part that you want to buy if your LCD is black or ifyou have a crack in your glass of the screen.
Motorola has been good in the past about sellingthe screen that is already attached to the frame of the screen so it’s pretty easyto install once you have this particular part.
If you buy a screen that does not have theframe installed.
You’ll have to remove the plastic frame from your old screen and installthe new one usually using heat, and a bunch of pry tools.
It’s much easier to buy thescreen with the frame intact.
Here’s the mother board again with the charging portdown at the bottom.
The charging port is not replaceable which is unfortunate because usuallycharging ports are one of the first things that go out on a cell phone, besides a crackedscreen.
Putting it all back together.
The mother board does have that one screw at thebottom.
Go ahead and screw that into place.
Then get the circuit board that rests on topof the Sim card tray.
Plug that in and you’ll feel it snap into place.
Here’s a closeup shot of the ribbon cable connector for the screen.
We are just going to slide itinto the little plug and then latch the black plastic part down.
That holds it into place.
It has the exact same connection as the rear facing camera.
We’re going to latch thatdown.
Then we are going to put the tape back onto it as well.
The tape just makes surethat the latch does stay down, and keeps any debris away from those connections.
We don’twant anything shorting out while you are using the phone.
Getting the front camera back intoplace.
Latching it down with its little Lego connector, and then sliding the battery backin as well.
You can put a little piece of double sided tape in there to hold it downif you would like.
Putting the NFC back onto of the battery.
Then laying the back panelback on top of the phone.
Pretty straight forward.
Clamp it into place all around theedges.
Then make sure the battery is plugged back in.
As well as the little rubber protectivepiece on the top of that as well.
Then here’s the little connector for the power buttonand volume buttons.
So once that’s connected everything should be done.
Then I’m goingto test the phone before I put the 20 screws back into place.
Everything looks like itwent smoothly.
The phone is turning on, and it vibrated.
I’m going to go ahead and takeall those twenty T4 screws, and put those back into place.
Now the back panel is prettyeasy as well.
If you’re new back panel didn’t come with any adhesive then you can just takedouble sided tape and put it around the outside.
The more the better.
Just make sure that youdon’t put any adhesive that will rest on top of the ribbing cables for the volume and powerbuttons.
Otherwise next time you take off the back of your phone it will rip those rightoff and render your phone unusable.
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