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Introduction

What you need

Step 1

              Battery               
  • Make sure the device is completely turned off before you begging taking it apart to avoid electrocution risks.
  • Place the tablet face-up on a flat table

Make sure the device is completely turned off before you begging taking it apart to avoid electrocution risks.

Place the tablet face-up on a flat table

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Step 2

  • Starting near the headphone port, fit the flat end of the spudger in between the screen and back case.
  • Pry the back case from the screen around each point on the device to release the clips securing the case halves to each other.

Starting near the headphone port, fit the flat end of the spudger in between the screen and back case.

Pry the back case from the screen around each point on the device to release the clips securing the case halves to each other.

Step 3

  • Gently remove the back case of the device and lay it in a flat surface as shown in the photo.
  • Make sure not to sever the wires (red and black) connected to the speaker that is located in the back case.

Gently remove the back case of the device and lay it in a flat surface as shown in the photo.

Make sure not to sever the wires (red and black) connected to the speaker that is located in the back case.

Step 4

  • Using a spudger remove all the tapes that touches the battery.
  • Be careful not to cute any wires that are under the tapes

Using a spudger remove all the tapes that touches the battery.

Be careful not to cute any wires that are under the tapes

Step 5

  • Using a soldering iron, heat up the contact point of the red wire from the battery and the motherboard.
  • When the solder begins to melt, use pliers to gently pull the wire from the motherboard
  • Don’t leave the soldering iron too long on top of the wire so it doesn’t melt any other component in the motherboard or surrounding the area.

Using a soldering iron, heat up the contact point of the red wire from the battery and the motherboard.

When the solder begins to melt, use pliers to gently pull the wire from the motherboard

Don’t leave the soldering iron too long on top of the wire so it doesn’t melt any other component in the motherboard or surrounding the area.

Step 6

  • Repeat Step 5 on the black wire connecting the battery to the motherboard as shown in the photo.
  • Don’t leave the soldering iron too long on top of the wire so it doesn’t melt any other component in the motherboard or surrounding the area.

Repeat Step 5 on the black wire connecting the battery to the motherboard as shown in the photo.

Step 7

  • Using a spudger, gently pry the battery from the back of the screen to remove it from the device.

Using a spudger, gently pry the battery from the back of the screen to remove it from the device.

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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