Samsung Galaxy Tab E 9 6 Verizon Battery Replacement Repair Guide

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Moderate

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Time Required

                          25 minutes

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Back Casing
3 steps
Battery
4 steps

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Introduction

What you need

Step 1

              Back Casing

Remove any micro-SD or SIM cards before continuing.
Verify your device is turned OFF.
Disconnect all external devices from your tablet.

Remove any micro-SD or SIM cards before continuing.

Verify your device is turned OFF.

Disconnect all external devices from your tablet.

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Step 2

Insert the plastic opening tool by wedging it between the device’s screen and back cover.
Move the plastic tool around the edges of the device to undo the plastic lips holding the casing together.
This step may require more force than expected. If difficult, try using a suction cup on the screen.

Insert the plastic opening tool by wedging it between the device’s screen and back cover.

Move the plastic tool around the edges of the device to undo the plastic lips holding the casing together.

This step may require more force than expected. If difficult, try using a suction cup on the screen.

Step 3

This process will become easier as more clips are separated.
Use your hands to gently pull the back cover off the device after about half of the clips are separated.
A suction cup can be used in this step as well to assist in pulling the device apart.

This process will become easier as more clips are separated.

Use your hands to gently pull the back cover off the device after about half of the clips are separated.

A suction cup can be used in this step as well to assist in pulling the device apart.

Step 4

              Battery

Once the back casing on the device has been removed, turn the device over and look for the two cables that need to be disconnected from the motherboard.
The first cable to be disconnected is a ribbon cable that runs across the entire battery. Using a spundger tool or tweezers, gently lift the black part of the connector upwards towards the battery. Once lifted up, use a pair of tweezers to pull the ribbon cable from its housing.
The second cable, which connects the battery to the motherboard, is removed in a similar fashion. First release the housing lock by flipping the back part of the connector upwards. Then remove the cable using a pair of tweezers.

Once the back casing on the device has been removed, turn the device over and look for the two cables that need to be disconnected from the motherboard.

The first cable to be disconnected is a ribbon cable that runs across the entire battery. Using a spundger tool or tweezers, gently lift the black part of the connector upwards towards the battery. Once lifted up, use a pair of tweezers to pull the ribbon cable from its housing.

The second cable, which connects the battery to the motherboard, is removed in a similar fashion. First release the housing lock by flipping the back part of the connector upwards. Then remove the cable using a pair of tweezers.

Step 5

There are a total of six 3mm PH000 screws holding the battery in place. Use a standard Phillips #000 screwdriver to remove all six screws.

There are a total of six 3mm PH000 screws holding the battery in place. Use a standard Phillips #000 screwdriver to remove all six screws.

Step 6

In addition to the six screws, the battery is held in place with an adhesive glue. If this is the first time you’ve removed the battery, you will need to pry the battery loose from the adhesive.
Use a plastic opening tool to break the adhesive and pry the battery upwards. Do this around the entire perimeter of the battery.
Try to break the adhesive evenly around the battery and make sure not to use too much force in a single location. To avoid puncturing or damaging the battery, go around the battery with the opening tool several times if needed.
Use caution when first inserting the opening tool between the battery and the casing. There is an opening underneath the battery’s cable, which protrudes from the black colored corner of the battery, where the prying tool can safely be inserted.

In addition to the six screws, the battery is held in place with an adhesive glue. If this is the first time you’ve removed the battery, you will need to pry the battery loose from the adhesive.

Use a plastic opening tool to break the adhesive and pry the battery upwards. Do this around the entire perimeter of the battery.

Try to break the adhesive evenly around the battery and make sure not to use too much force in a single location. To avoid puncturing or damaging the battery, go around the battery with the opening tool several times if needed.

Use caution when first inserting the opening tool between the battery and the casing. There is an opening underneath the battery’s cable, which protrudes from the black colored corner of the battery, where the prying tool can safely be inserted.

Step 7

After thoroughly detaching the battery from the adhesive glue, pull the battery up and out of its housing.

After thoroughly detaching the battery from the adhesive glue, pull the battery up and out of its housing.

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

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