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In this guide, we outline how to unscrew and remove the front case from the Nokia 2630b. This grants access to the LCD screen cover and the keyboard.
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Press each release button on either side of the battery cover and simultaneously remove the battery cover from the phone.
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Pull the battery out of the phone with your fingers.
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Remove the two screws on either side of the battery case using the microscrewdriver using the T5 bit
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NOTE: Keep the screws in a safe place while you continue working.
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Remove screws using the same T5 screw bit to release the computer chip from the case
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NOTE: Keep the screws in a safe place while you continue working
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Carefully lift the black frame off the screen with your fingers
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Carefully remove the computer chip and screen out of the black case with your fingers
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The screen is attached to the motherboard by an orange ribbon
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Carefully detach the ribbon from the motherboard using your fingers
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Reattach new screen by connecting the orange ribbon to the computer chip
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Place computer chip and screen back into black case
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Carefully place keypad back in place
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Snap the front case back in place with the bottom case with your fingers
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Reassemble screws with microscrewdriver
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order. Make sure to snap the new screen / front case securely into place.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order. Make sure to snap the new screen / front case securely into place.
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Great guide :-) I have a Nokia 2630 too and people can no longer hear me on calls, even though I can hear them. Do you know what could be wrong? Do you think this is something I could fix myself? Thanks!
You could try getting a neodymium magnet and run it across the earpiece grill. In my father's case, a lot of metal powder was in there, pressing in the speaker membrane; the alternative is cleaning it (which does require opening the phone using Eric's very nice guide). The alternative to those is ordering an earpiece online - but usually those are really bad quality, so trying to fix the original one would be advisable
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