Einleitung
Dies Anleitung zeigt dir, wie du den Akku des Motorola Droid Turbo erstzen kannst.
Wenn dein Akku aufgebläht ist, dann treffe geeignete Vorsichtsmaßnahmen.
Was du brauchst
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Bereite einen iOpener vor und lege ihn über die Rückseite um die Klebeverbindung darunter aufzuweichen.
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Heble die Rückseite mit einem Plastiköffnungswerkzeug ab.
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Entferne die Rückseite.
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Die Platte des Mittelrahmens ist mit vier Torx T5 Schrauben befestigt. Drehe sie heraus.
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Hebe den Verbinder zum Akku mit der Spitze des Spudgers an.
When you’re doing this step in reverse to attach the new battery, be sure that you fold over the connector strip like it is in this image so that you’re not trying to snap in the new connector upside-down.
Yes. I did the same thing myself.
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Biege die Ladespule weg vom Akku.
Pry the nub at the top of the wireless charger from the battery first, then use a playing card to slide between the battery and the wireless charger.
Actually, now that I think about it, you don't need to do this step at all.
When prying up the charger, make sure to get under the adhesive backing attaching it to the battery first and not separate the backing from the charger itself. Otherwise this will cause tearing of the grey surface backing on the charger and possibly rip into the orange membrane itself.
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Hebele vorsichtig den Akku mit einem Spudger aus dem Gehäuse.
This step isn't necessary, the mobo comes out even without removing the battery.
Only pry from the near sides - do not reach underneath to pry the far side under. You’ll damage the black coating over the metal plate on the motherboard…
so.. I did this. How do I fix it?
What is the black coating for?
Denny -
Gently pry evenly along both long sides of the battery when removing. The factory adhesive, at least on my phone, was applied in two strips near both edges beneath the long sides of the battery (not applied near the center or along short sides of battery). I made the mistake of working one side loose, thinking I could just slowly lift the battery free of the remaining adhesive on the opposite side. The battery was coming out but actually began bending near the opposite edge because the adhesive held tight. I finished up by gently prying the side still held by adhesive and the battery came free. I did not damage the black coating on the mobo beneath the battery.
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Um dein Gerät wieder zusammen zu setzen folge den Schritten in umgekehrter Reihenfolge.
Um dein Gerät wieder zusammen zu setzen folge den Schritten in umgekehrter Reihenfolge.
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The screws that attach the black plastic in step 3 are NOT #2 phillips. This is reasonably obvious from the photo but the misleading caption should be changed. They are T5 Torx bit screws. Also, the plastic camera sub assembly in step 4 has 3 small t shaped tabs that shear if you pry it away from the phone. I could not see a way to remove the sub assembly without damaging the tabs so the 4 T5 screws will have to keep it in place from now on.
Hey Jeffrey! Thanks for the heads up. Feel free to edit the guide steps as you see fit by selecting Edit in the top right corner of the guide step in question. We changed the permissions so you should be able to edit the text. Thanks again for contributing!
Do you need to apply fresh adhesive when re-assembling?
Do you need to apply adhesive when re assembling?
the adhesive is 3 narrow pieces of double sided tape. You can carefully peel it off the old battery and reuse it. I don't see where it's absolutely necessary though. The battery isn't going to move around after the phone is put back together.
After the phone is separated from the adhesive does it go back together ok or is there something special that needs to be done for it to "stick" again. If I do this I want to be sure it doesn't come back apart.
I did this like it was posted and now the phone won't turn on any ideas ????? the new battery is fully charged
Your battery connection probably is not pushed it all the way. You can find some other videos that show you how to make sure it is properly connected.
Excellent guide. I used a hair dryer to loosen the glue. I also made the mistake of putting the battery connection on backwards but fortunately recognized the error before closing. Did not add or reuse the old battery adhesive and all closed and seems tight.
Same for me, didn’t use adhesive to put it back, but the wireless charging would not work. Added double sided tape under the batterie and under the charging coil and now it is working. I assume the added 3 mm is bringing the coil nearer to the wireless charging pad.
Great guide. I ordered my EQ40 from a reputable looking eBay seller. Steps here were exactly as described. Taking my time, and going slowly, it took about an hour start to finish, most of that being slowly peeling adhesive back. A chunk of that time was me trying and failing to find double stick tape though. Feels just as solid without the tape as it did before though. You could probably do it in 20 minutes if you had a heat gun.
What was your battery charge time when you decided it was time to swap it out? Mine lasts only 12~14 hours then it is dead.
Can anyone recommend a reliable source for the replacement battery for the Motorola XT1254? There seems to be plenty of sellers with prices ranging from $9.49 - $45, but I've never heard of any other than NewEgg ($45).
When I took the battery out by “popping” up the battery connector, it just broke the cross bars on the old battery connector. Now when I place the new battery in, nothing seems to hold the connector and the pins together. When I charged it, all I’m getting is the flashing battery on the screen. Any ideas???
It sounds like you may have done something similar to what I did, which is tried to reattach the connector upside down. That’ll give you the flashing battery symbol but you can’t turn your phone on. The connector is supposed to fold over (look at the old battery, or the Step 6 image) and when it does it fits in snugly with the pins and you’re good to go.
In order to get the backing back on, do you need to re heat the backing with the iopener?
Will the iopener melt nylon (if used properly)?
Besides the 4 T5 screws securing the midframe, there are also 3 plastic tabs that are part of the midframe and the 2 on the sides need to be released. The battery I purchased had a small diameter drift pin to release them. A very small drill bit would probably suffice.
Actually a paperclip may work.
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Does replacing the battery affect its water resistance?
Does replacing the battery wipe the memory?
No, everything will be as it was before the battery removal.
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Step 6 calls out to use the flat edge of the spudger, yet shows the pointed end in three pictures, which is correct?
Good catch! I will correct the text to read “point of a spudger”.
Hi, I followed the process but at the end when I connect the charger it shows “Turbopower connected“ but when I go to battery in the setting’s tab, it shows the battery is not charging. The battery actually does not take charge but stays at the same % when connected to the charger. Every time I disconnect it from the charger it loses charge. It feels like it is on its way to a slow death and when eventually the battery falls to below 5% it probably wont start. Can anyone help me with this?
Nice brief idea of what you will encounter, but a few things missing. The ribbon coil/wire. Removing it is easy, replacing it is (rate it at your own skill level) difficult for me. I cant seem to line up a dozen or so micro wires in a ribbon and reattach it. I have replaced my battery and closed it up I charged for +/- 4hrs so far it won't turn on it just buzzes every 5 minutes or so. My screen will not light up.
I suppose I need a “detailed put the phone back together" video.
Thanks for this guide! Couldn’t have done it without this guide and the comments!
What if the screen was scattered so i replaced it bought one one ebay got it already just had to hook up to mother board did that completed putting back together didnt come on i charged for 2 days nothing i bought a battery just put it in nothing want even let me rest any ideas how ti get it on wieking or what to check next.
