Motorola California Mobile Phone Keypad Guard Replacement

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Use this guide to replace the keypad guard on the front of the phone.

Find a flat head or Phillips head screwdriver.
Insert the screwdriver into the holes in the plastic rod connecting the key pad guard to the rear casing.
Use the screwdriver to push the rods towards each other until they click out of their locked position.
Note: This may require a large amount of force.

Slide off the antenna guard.
Locate the four clips on the exterior of the rear casing.
Simultaneously push the clips outward while lifting the rear casing and keyguard away from the front casing.
Remove the old key guard from the rear casing by taking it out of its position.

Locate the circular extensions protruding from the top of your new key guard.
Push inwards on the small tabs on the side of the protrusions until they are no longer sticking out.
Note: This may require a strong push.

Put the back case down on a table in front of you with the bottom of the phone close to you.
Put the key guard's tabs into the corresponding tabs on the bottom of the rear casing.
While the key guard's tabs are in the rear casing, put the rear casing's tabs into the bottom of the front casing.

To join the 3 pieces together, push the front and rear casing together so that the clips on the front casing lock into the holes on the rear casing.
Slide the antenna guard on.

Locate the holes that connect the keypad guard to the rear casing.
Find a thin and sturdy screwdriver.
Insert the screwdriver into the holes in the plastic rod connecting the key pad guard to the rear casing.
Use the screwdriver to push the rods away from each other until they click into a locked position.
Note: This may require a large amount of force.
Note: During usage, the key guard will not snap into place if it has not been locked into position.