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Introduction
Ce tutoriel montre comment remplacer la coque arrière de l'appareil, la première étape pour accéder aux composants internes de l'appareil.
Ce dont vous avez besoin
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Éteignez votre appareil.
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Insérez un outil d'ouverture en plastique dans la jointure sur la tranche de la tablette et parcourez-la en faisant levier de chaque côté, l'un après l'autre.
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Servez-vous de votre outil d'ouverture en plastique et de vos doigts pour détacher complètement la coque arrière de la tablette au niveau de la jointure.
I did two of these. The first was a WIFI model that the earphone plug had become intermittant (just needed to resolder the connections.) The second an LTE version that the battery had gone bad and swelled to about 3 times the size.
The swollen battery had pushed the glass free of the upper mount, and made the entire thing extremely tight.
The WIFI one came apart easily like described.
The LTE one (with the swollen battery) required a lot more care and a lot more force/damage to get into the gap between the two plastic pieces. (I did the wifi one first, so I could easily tell the difference.
So depending on your situation...it may not be easy to separate the pieces...but remmber, the thin glass is sitting on one piece of plastic, the gap is between that piece of plastic and the back panel...a darker shiny black plastic is the top piece, a slightly lighter duller black plastic is the back panel...of course the glass is ALSO black...so good luck.
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Pour remonter votre appareil, suivez ces instructions en sens inverse.
Pour remonter votre appareil, suivez ces instructions en sens inverse.
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Step left out. ifixit.com video on Youtube show use of craft knife as first step to get into very tight case fitting, then the use of plastic pry tool to go around releasing the backcover.
I didnt read the comment about it being tight and using a knife, until I had damaged the prying tools :-(
How do u take off the cover do u have to have that tool
I had very little problem prying of the back of my nexus 7 2012. Once you get the first corner done, the rest comes pretty easy.
I ended up using an old hotel keycard as a spudger and it worked fine.
I needed access to the cables that connect the touchscreen to the motherboard so that my touch screen would respond.
Worked like a charm!
I had a heck of a time doing this, spent ten or twenty minutes carefully prying, and I STILL cracked the case. At least on mine, the case was held in VERY well and required prying pretty much everywhere before it would let go. The tools I bought from iFixit really helped, but still a royal pain to open.
pacmanmaster - Réponse
a couple of obscure things that might help in opening:
guitar pick. get a few; they are cheap.
a prying device made for the sign industry: its called"lil' chizler". I have found that this to be the most helpful opening tool.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/16184595677...
also
https://www.qualitylogoproducts.com/trad...
you can use the broken screen unit to test.
Len Gorsky - Réponse
Add "remove the sim tray"...
Iain Lennon - Réponse
I echo the previous - a right royal pain to get the cover off! I started on the right side as seemed to be more give there… iFixit tools helped tho!
Steven Emery - Réponse
Just for the sake of clarity, I would add that you need to pry between the plastic bezel and the back casing. Not between the glass and bezel. Someone had already tried on the one I worked on and part of the bezel was missing in the top right corner. Made my job easier!
The best tools for this part are definitely something like the iFixit Jimmy and their opening tool, a few guitar picks and a spudger. Not too difficult once you get the first separation.
Cool_Breeze - Réponse
I managed to easily crack the screen, guess I’ll have to order a new one and “try” to put it in, in addition to the original job of replacing a dead battery on Nexus 7 2013..ahhhhhh, slow learner…
Gary Stamey - Réponse
Opened the case for the first time. It took me a while to find any gaps, but I found that the easy way to begin was using your fingernail to get into the sides. The middle left and middle right seemed a lot easier to…slip a nail in compared to the rest of the case, especially the corners and the top and bottom. With a small opening on both sides I used the opening tool to increase the gaps while using a couple of guitar picks to prop up the device against the back case. With most of the sides exposed, I worked on the bottom (create opening, leave a guitar pick to keep that part open, use the opening tool to get the rest out), and the opening was pretty much complete.
So far only the corners of the back case showed small cracks and my screen was pretty much unscathed.
Nam Lam - Réponse
This method worked best for me! Start opening on the middle left and right sides, then prop them open with guitar picks and use to the opening tool (carefully) prying up several times moving away from the middle towards the corners to pop off the back casing.
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