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Introduction
Apprenez à démonter votre Sony Xperia M2 et à changer la vitre tactile et/ou l'écran LCD.
Ce dont vous avez besoin
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Chauffez la coque arrière. Vous pouvez utiliser un sèche-cheveux.
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Utilisez une petite ventouse et des outils en plastique pour séparer le panneau arrière.
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Avant d'installer le nouveau cache, vous devez nettoyer le téléphone des résidus de l'ancien adhésif et en installer un nouveau si votre pièce de rechange n'est pas fournie avec un ruban adhésif double face.
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Déconnectez la nappe de la batterie.
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La batterie est collée au châssis du téléphone. Utilisez la languette blanche pour la retirer.
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Batterie Li-polymère, 2230 mAh
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Numéro de pièce : LIS1551ERPC
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Retirez la carte SIM et les cartes mémoire.
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Retirez les 4 vis Torx T5 dans les coins et les 2 vis Torx T5 sur la carte.
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Pour remonter votre appareil, suivez ces instructions en sens inverse.
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18 commentaires de tutoriel
Followed Guide & completed without any errors. Also Step 2 "remove x4 screws" There's also x2 Screws on the board that needs removing.
Also The touch screen isn't exactly glued to the screen so does come of pretty easy but be very careful when using spudger to remove the glass as you could easily prod the touch screen. Apart from that thanks for the Guide it went well.
Hi there. Thanks for the leaflet with the links that I got with my purchase. Things went really well, except for one thing. Not sure if you can help, but it would be great if you can.
Everything is connected and assembled, although not bonded yet. The problem I have is the touch screen buttons at the bottom of the screen (return/back, home, task navigation) are completely unresponsive. Is there anything you could advice to help please.
It might be worth knowing that with the phone in landscape (rather than portrait) the buttons seem to work, maybe suggesting that there is something at the bottom of the screen that's not quite right.
Thank you in advance of any response.
I changed the broken touchscreen today... with success, except that during the operation, I broke the LCD! (I did not read the comments first!!!) Indeed, the screen was broken in many parts and as I wanted to unpaste some of the rather small parts (1-2cm wide), they pressed on the screen and broke it. It is not visible when switched off, but I could check that some broken parts correspond to the shape of some shards of glass when I switched it on and realize that I broke it.
A comment that might be useful: when you assemble again the microphone part, extend maximally the door of the SIM and the microSD, otherwise you may have difficulties to place it back, and do not forget the connector of the proximity detector.
Good luck!