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@@PBKreviews thank you for this vid I got a couple questions you said theres some adhesive around the fingerprint scanner and the cameras when taking off the back cover. Does that have to be replaced before putting the cover back on? Thanks

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All of the region models would be the same teardown process, the only difference the different region models have usually are the sub board antenna layout and network bands etc. But the disassembly is the same. As for removing the back, yeah applying heat will loosen the adhesive to make it easier to pry off. Also for the battery, it is also glued down so you would need to apply heat, or use some isopropyl alcohol and apply it to the sides of the battery so it goes underneath, and eats away at the adhesive, making it easier to pry off. Just incase you need it, here is a link: www.ifixit.com/products/ifixit-adhesive-remover?variant=39915173740647 and also you can find original replacement parts for this phone at www.mobilesentrix.com

My youngest brother bought a Troy built tiller last year brand new for over a grand it broke down months later and sent it to me to repair that tiller was discontinued under a year old .lol

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If I am able to get one early enough, I will do a teardown on it.

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Fingerprint sensor

Are you referring to the vibrator motor on the bottom right corner of the phone?

@@PBKreviews Thank you! 😊 I ripped the ribbon and was hoping it wasn't a necessary part

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You can use isopropyl alcohol (like this one: www.ifixit.com/Store/Tools/iFixit-Adhesive-Remover/IF145-400?o=3) and get some under the battery so it eats away at the adhesive making it easier to pry off. Usually you can let it sit for 30 seconds and then try prying so it loosens it up a bit.

You can check on ebay, or on www.mobilesentrix.com

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Cost varies from place to place depending on where you find the part to purchase. But all depends on what the problem is. Can be water damage causing that, which might not be repairable. Can also be a defective screen.

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The physical button itself is on the back housing, once you remove the back housing you can pull it out and replace it. But the clicker is on a flex cable, you would need to take the phone apart and remove the motherboard to pry off and replace the flex cable with clicker.

@PBKreviews The clicker flex cable is definitely on the lcd frame. I received a new lcd with frame to fix one of these units, but it did not come with the power button, vibration motor, or what seems to be the ear speaker. Is there a simple way to transfer these without severe risk of damage?

Thanks!

👍 if I get one early enough I will do it.