Motorola Droid X Rear Case Replacement
ID: 11664
Description:
Steps:
- Objective: remove the rear case from the Motorola Droid X phone.
- This is what the Motorola Droid X looks like before disassembly. In the front, there is a large LCD touch screen.
- INSTRUCTION: Turn the phone over so that the back faces up.
- Objective: remove the battery casing plate.
- The case plate has a push and slide mechanism.
- INSTRUCTION 1: Push on the upper side of the casing located under the camera lens.
- INSTRUCTION 2: Slide down the battery case plate.
- INSTRUCTION: Insert your finger tips into the edges of the opening and pull the casing off.
- Objective: remove the battery from the battery compartment.
- INSTRUCTION: Grab the red tab that says "Battery Release" and slowly lift it up. This will remove the battery.
- Objective: remove two small black screws from the back of the phone.
- These two (2) screws help hold the phone together. They need to be removed by a Phillips Hex 2mm screwdriver,
- INSTRUCTION: Remove two black screws from the back of the phone.
- Objective: remove the two plastic pieces in front of the phone - they cover the remaining screws.
- The two plastic pieces are clipped onto the phone as covers. They are located at the top and the bottom of the phone.
- INSTRUCTION: Flip the phone over to the front side.
- INSTRUCTION: Use the iFixit tool as a crowbar to pry the top plastic cover piece off of the phone. It will pop off.
- INSTRUCTION: Use the iFixit tool as a crowbar to pry the bottom plastic piece off the phone.
- Objective: remove four white screws from the corners of the screen.
- These four (4) screws help hold the phone together. Use a Phillips Hex 2mm screwdriver
- INSTRUCTION: remove the 2 white screws from the upper corners of the screen.
- INSTRUCTION: remove the 2 white screws from the lower corners of the screen.
- Objective: remove the rear case from the phone in order to provide access to inside the phone.
- The phone is now held together by the casing alone. You need to pop the two halves apart.
- INSTRUCTION: Use the iFixit tool like a crowbar to pry apart the front and rear halves of the casing. They will pop apart.
- Now you are ready to access the internal circuits of the phone.