Введение
In this guide, we will show you how to safely remove and replace the battery. Before you start, make sure your device is powered off.
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Heat the edges of the screen with a heat gun on the lowest setting by using sweeping motions from about 8-10 inches away.
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After 1-2 minutes, use a plastic opening tool to pry the screen loose. Start at the top right corner and gently pry the screen from the device.
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Slide a plastic opening tool and spudger along the underside of the screen using enough force to peel the screen and the adhesive strip from the other half of the device.
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To remove the screen from the device, use tweezers to gently pull the orange cable from its connection to the screen.
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Lift the wired connector on the top-right of the battery with just enough pressure to disconnect it from the connector.
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Pull on each tab individually until all four strips are removed. Once the last adhesive strip is removed, the battery will pop out.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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After following these instructions and replacing the battery, all works but the screen. We have sound, volume etc..but no screen.
Any ideas what may be wrong?
Make sure the ribbon cable is plugged in.
I got a recent Fire HD 8 in the uk. This isn’t correct for that version. The rear case just unclips with a tool down the side of the case - much simpler. You definitely don’t want to be trying the above method on my version!
A further comment about the two connections for first timers would be helpful. The battery cable connection comes straight up and reconnects nested directly straight top down into the female socket. Unfamiliar with small thin video screen cables especially in teh1 to 2 inch working space, I could not understand why the cable would not ‘Plug” in. Eventually I realized that it was a clamp type connection and that the clamp was closed. After I flipped it open, I was able to hold the ribbon in position and flip the clamp closed. I’m glad for the experience, otherwise it would not have seem such an accomplishment for such a simple connection. Do you have a primer that describes these basic procedures? Also, how do you “follow the step in reverse order” with respect to the glue strips, and what is the record measurement for the length you can pull these strips? I got to at least 9” before it let go.
Thanks for the help. Dave B
