Sony Xperia XA2 Ultra LCD Screen Replacement

ID: 155087

Description: This is a guide to help you remove the LCD Scre...

Steps:

  1. Turn off your phone before continuing.
  2. Remove the SIM card tray on the left side of the phone using a SIM card eject tool.
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  4. Heat the edge of the phone with the heat gun (recommended) for 30 seconds.
  5. If you don't have a heat gun, a hair dryer can be used.
  6. Use the hair dryer on the highest setting, constantly going around the phone to heat all of the edges.
  7. The phone will become hot to the touch. Use gloves or a towel to touch the phone.
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  9. Apply the suction handle near an edge of the phone and pull upwards while trying to get an opening large enough for an iFixit opening pick.
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  11. Pry upwards with the pick to start pulling the rear cover off the adhesive it’s attached to.
  12. Insert a second pick once there is enough room.
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  14. Take one of the picks and try to slide it down the side of the phone, pulling more of the cover off the adhesive.
  15. The iFixit opening tool may also be used to gain better leverage.
  16. The rear cover will pop off.
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  18. Once the rear cover is off, use the iFixit opening tool to detach the flex cable.
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  20. Remove the six 3 mm Phillips #000 screws.
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  22. Remove the motherboard bracket with an iFixit opening tool.
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  24. Remove the single 3 mm screw using a Phillips #000 screwdriver.
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  26. Use the Jimmy to pry and remove the headphone jack.
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  28. Remove the four 3 mm screws using a Phillips #000 screwdriver.
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  30. Using an iFixit opening tool, pry and remove the speaker.
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  32. Using the iFixit opening tool, disconnect the flex cable.
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  34. Remove both the black and white antenna cables using the Jimmy.
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  36. Remove the vibration flex cable with the Jimmy.
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  38. Using the Jimmy and the iFixit opening tool, remove the charging port.
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  40. Using the tweezers, pry underneath the vibration motor and pull from its place.
  41. There is an adhesive underneath it so removing it may take a bit of work.
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  43. Using the Jimmy, remove the two antenna flex cables.
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  45. Using the iFixit opening tool, pry and remove the motherboard.
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  47. Use a pair of tweezers to remove the rear-facing camera.
  48. Use a pair of tweezers to remove the magnetic tape covering the front-facing camera.
  49. Use a pair of tweezers to remove the front-facing camera.
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  51. Grab and twist the black battery tab with a pair of precision tweezers.
  52. This will remove the adhesive that is attached to the battery.
  53. Do this again with the black tab under the power button flex cable.
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  55. With the iFixit opening tool, remove the battery.
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  57. Remove the black and white flex antenna cables by hand.
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  59. Remove the six 3 mm T5 Torx screws.
  60. The sides of the phone should fall off once the screws are out.
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  62. Pull up the flex tape so it is loose.
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  64. With your heat gun, heat the edges of the phone for about a minute. Using the iFixit opening picks, pry underneath the screen.
  65. If you are having trouble, the iFixit opening tool may help gain leverage.
  66. The phone will become hot to the touch. Use gloves or a towel to touch the phone.
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  68. Take the picks and run them around the screen, removing the screen from the adhesive.
  69. Slowly lift and remove the screen.
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