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Remove back cover. It's easy, no adhesive and no screws.
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Twist off all 14 screws together and remove the back frame easily. But the screws feature different lengths, you'd better remember their positions.
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Take away the volume button and power button.
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Release SIM&SD card reader connector and battery connector. And get the vibrator motor free from adhesive.
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Loosen the platinum foil under SIM & SD card reader from plate. And then drag the stickers out which fix the battery.
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At that time, remove the battery with SIM & SD card reader assembly together.
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Separate battery and SIM & SD card reader assembly.
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Release LCD screen connector from motherboard.
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Release sensor flex connector and front camera connector respectively.
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Remove screws on the motherboard and the motherboard can be removed easily.
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Remove front camera and sensor cable.
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Nice work!
REQUEST: Next time you do a cell phone would you also shoot a straight down on top shot. The 3/4 is nice but I want to look straight down !
TY
P.S. Or just do a single TOP VIEW at the END like this one from Dillon ! Pretty Please!
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Can anyone please tell me where I can get the details of the Antenna used for the GSM connection in this phone? Like the drawing or schematic.
Please I really need this as this phone has poor cell reception.
My Moto G just burned with 12 V from a cheap auto-recharger. But I lost very important data on the 8 GB memory. Is there a possible way to save the data?
Where can I get more information about GPS module and its antenna?
