Better use screw driver or some other tool to pry it with minimal force and do it slowly. Don't use brute force with your fingernail if possible - some of the larger keycaps are very fragile. On my dell e4300, I managed to crack shift key trying to pull it off with my figernails.
Presumably similar to these LG G3/G2 glass only replacement video, as LG G4 lcd construction is very similar to G3 and G2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0dxMv5-Fds&t=87s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QrxIWVaM...
Actually I would make an argument against using a general purpose heat gun to reflow a motherboard. It's easy to exceed maximum temperature of component and fry everything using a high powered heatgun, where as it's much safer to use a hair dryer, which cannot generate too high a temperature. Of course, electronic quality heat guns are different story, as these allow temperature to be controlled precisely. But this is just a warning from my experience of frying multiple motherboards using a general purpose heatgun, despite constantly monitoring the board temperature with IR thermometer. I even physically melted a bga chip down, even though my IR thermometer never indicated temperature above 160 degrees C!! So extra precaution is in order when attempting to use a general purpose heat gun for reflowing motherboards without fine control over temperature output.
I had same issue with my macbook air. No boot and no charging. SMC reset didn't work. Unpluging charger and heating with dryer didn't work either. The solution was to open it up, unplug the battery from main board, wait half an hour and I could boot macbook. I noticed that battery was already 40% charged when it started up again, so macbook not being able to start was not due to low battery. It was due to some kind of crash or soft malfunction which entirely prevented macbook from booting until battery was unplugged from motherboard.
so what is the teardown score for this machine? Macbook pro 2009 got 7, so this must be even higher with user swappable battery and hard disk. So at least an 8 or probably even a 9 (but not 10 due to labor required to swap keyboard)? Best macbook pro ever from repair-ability stand point, which Apple is unlikely to ever match again.
Wonderful! Extended batteries are available but often pricey. For phones with removable batteries, this is a very good solution to double up multiple spare batteries and extend life/usefulness of your phone. Thanks!
Whoa, Apple pencil is unnecessarily complicated re-invention of what's out there. Take a look at Samsung S-pen teardown. It's simplicity in itself, no parts to replace, no battery to replace. S-pen is brilliant.
so what is the teardown score for this machine? Macbook pro 2009 got 7, so this must be even higher with user swappable battery and hard disk. So at least an 8 or probably even a 9 (but not 10 due to labor required to swap keyboard)? Best macbook pro ever from repair-ability stand point, which Apple is unlikely to ever match again.
Thank you for the great guide! Cleared up a lot of questions I had about this battery pack.
Wonderful! Extended batteries are available but often pricey. For phones with removable batteries, this is a very good solution to double up multiple spare batteries and extend life/usefulness of your phone. Thanks!
Whoa, Apple pencil is unnecessarily complicated re-invention of what's out there. Take a look at Samsung S-pen teardown. It's simplicity in itself, no parts to replace, no battery to replace. S-pen is brilliant.