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-[* black] We should now have removed the 2 big flex cables attached to their respective and mutual boards, the 2 antenna wires and the main logic board.
-[* black] We can now start the process of removing the battery. Of all the things held down by adhesive in this device the battery is the most difficult thing to remove. Using a flat plastic pry tool pry up the edges of the battery, and work you way to the middle from all sides.
- [* black] CAREFUL not to bend the battery too much. I cannot stress how well this battery is held in, but be patient and just work at it. Another method is using two long thin, flat plastic prytools to "cut" the adhesive, and pry between the battery and body of the phone starting at the USB end. Don't risk a lithium fire by poking a hole in the battery!
- [* black] NOTE: when reassembling you could used a counter top, and something flat to flatten the battery back out.
+[* black] We should now have removed the 2 big flex cables attached to their respective mutual boards, the 2 antenna wires and the main logic board.
+[* black] We can now start the process of removing the battery. Using a flat plastic pry tool, pry up the edges of the battery and work your way to the middle from all sides.
+ [* icon_caution] Be careful to not bend the battery too much. Another method is using two long thin, flat plastic pry tools to "cut" the adhesive, and pry between the battery and body of the phone starting at the USB end. Do not risk a lithium fire by poking a hole in the battery!
+ [* icon_note] When reassembling, you could use a counter top or something flat to flatten the battery back out.
[* black] The third pic is what we should have after the battery is removed.