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Kindle Paperwhite 1st Generation Motherboard Replacement

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Автор: Isabelle Burgess (и 10 других участников)
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  • Выполнено: 4

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Сложность

Средняя

Шаги

10

Необходимое время

20 - 35 мин.

Разделы

3

Флаги

1

Featured Guide

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Эта инструкция была специально выделена сотрудниками iFixit.

Введение

Replace your Kindle's old motherboard with a new one.

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  1. Using a spudger or plastic opening tool, gently pry the bezel from the screen. It is easier to start in the corners and work your way around the bezel. Do not insert the spudger too far under the bezel; it could easily damage the screen.

    • Using a spudger or plastic opening tool, gently pry the bezel from the screen. It is easier to start in the corners and work your way around the bezel.

    • Do not insert the spudger too far under the bezel; it could easily damage the screen.

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    I found it easier to start this step off with one of the Opening Picks found in the iOpener pack.

    NathanF - Ответить

  2. Remove the eleven 3.0 mm Phillips screws surrounding the midframe. At the top of the display, a strip of black tape covers one screw. At the top of the display, a strip of black tape covers one screw.

    • Remove the eleven 3.0 mm Phillips screws surrounding the midframe.

    • At the top of the display, a strip of black tape covers one screw.

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    On 3G version you will not have the top middle screw.

    BJones - Ответить

    Hello, the original battery is 1420m Ah and 3.7VDC, but the buttery you offer to sell is 1600mAh, is it right? there is no problem with different mAh? mi kindle is the amazon kindle 1est generation

    Paula Ponce de Leon - Ответить

  3. Lift the midframe out of the case.

    • Lift the midframe out of the case.

    • If the midframe is stuck, slide it to the left first, and then lift it out.

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    There are clips in the bottom of the case helping hold the midframe in. Lift the top of the midframe up enough to clear the black back piece and then slide up and out.

    BJones - Ответить

  4. Turn over the midframe to locate the battery. Remove the three Phillips 3.0 mm screws securing the battery to the midframe.

    • Turn over the midframe to locate the battery.

    • Remove the three Phillips 3.0 mm screws securing the battery to the midframe.

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    The most helpful tools in our most compact kit.

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  6. Gently lift the battery from the bottom, and slide it out of the midframe.

    • Gently lift the battery from the bottom, and slide it out of the midframe.

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  7. With the case and battery removed from the midframe, begin removing all cables attached to the motherboard. Place the device so the midframe's backside faces up. Start with the cable on the bottom left corner. Use a spudger to lift up the white locking cable tensioner and slide the flex cable out.

    • With the case and battery removed from the midframe, begin removing all cables attached to the motherboard.

    • Place the device so the midframe's backside faces up. Start with the cable on the bottom left corner.

    • Use a spudger to lift up the white locking cable tensioner and slide the flex cable out.

    • Proceed counterclockwise to the next cable and repeat. Small flex cable on the bottom won't need cable tensioner lifted, just carefully pull out.

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    The second connector is not exactly a "repeat". The lock to be lifted is on the cable side, whereas the first connector's lock is away from the cable.

    Yishai Sered - Ответить

    Does anyone know the part number or for that matter where i can purchase the original LED assembly?

    Thanks

    naz zan - Ответить

  8. Remove the white flex cable by gently lifting the yellow plastic connector. Remove the white flex cable by gently lifting the yellow plastic connector.

    • Remove the white flex cable by gently lifting the yellow plastic connector.

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  9. Remove the yellow anti-static tape from the display ribbon cable connector. Use a spudger to lift up and disconnect the cable tensioner. Use a spudger to lift up and disconnect the cable tensioner.

    • Remove the yellow anti-static tape from the display ribbon cable connector.

    • Use a spudger to lift up and disconnect the cable tensioner.

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  10. Use a Philips screwdriver to remove the seven 3.0 mm Phillips screws securing the motherboard: Three silver screws with silver washers

    • Use a Philips screwdriver to remove the seven 3.0 mm Phillips screws securing the motherboard:

    • Three silver screws with silver washers

    • Two silver screws with no washers

    • One black screw with a golden washer

    • One black screw with a square washer

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  11. Remove the motherboard.

    • Remove the motherboard.

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Заключение

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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Isabelle Burgess

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Not sure if this is an error, but on the 3G paperwhite, we needed to use a #0 Phillips, not a #2. Great guide otherwise!

Caleb Begly - Ответить

Please suggest what type of controller is used and the model and flash memory in the Kindle Paperwhite 1st Generation?

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