Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold Inner Screen Asssembly Replacement

Allow the phone's battery to drain below 25% to prevent potential fire hazards.

• Unplug all cables from the phone, including the charger and data connections.
• Completely power down the phone by holding the Power button until it shuts off.

Apply a suction cup near the center of the bottom edge.

• Hold the phone with one hand and pull up on the suction cup firmly.
• Create a gap between the back cover and the frame using steady force.
• Insert an opening pick into the gap.

If the back cover is badly cracked, apply clear packing tape to improve suction cup adhesion. Alternatively, use strong tape or superglue for added grip if necessary.

Insert the opening pick no deeper than 3 mm to avoid damaging metal springs.

Inserting too far may cause damage, but marking a 3 mm line on your tool can help you gauge depth.

• Remove the suction handle from the back cover.
• Slide the opening pick around the bottom left corner and up the left edge to release adhesive.

Slide the pick along the top left corner, then continue it along the top edge of the back cover.

Be cautious with the thick adhesive along the right edge.

• Insert the opening pick at least 4 mm into the thicker adhesive area on the right edge.
• Slide the pick down and around the bottom right corner to separate the remaining adhesive.

Ensure the back cover is still connected by its cable before proceeding.

• The back cover should now be detached from the frame.
• If there's resistance, use an opening pick to separate any remaining adhesive.

Avoid straining the cable when lifting the back cover.

Position the back cover over the phone by lifting its bottom edge and swinging it towards the top edge.

Secure the back cover in place using your suction handle or a sturdy object, ensuring the cable is not strained.

Keep track of each screw and ensure it is returned to its original position.

• The Pixel 9 Pro Fold uses Torx Plus screws; standard Torx bits (T3 or T4) work, but use a size one larger for best results.
• Apply constant downward force when using Torx bits to prevent stripping of the screw head.

Use a Torx Plus 3IP driver to remove the 3.0 mm-long screw securing the top bracket.

Use tweezers or your fingers to gently pull the top bracket upwards.

• The top bracket will disengage from its clip at the top of the phone.
• Once released, carefully remove the top bracket.

Insert the spudger tip under the bottom edge of the back cover cable press connector.

Do not insert the spudger elsewhere, as you risk damaging surface-mounted components.

• Pry up and disconnect the back cover cable.

• Lift the back cover off the frame.
• Remove the back cover.

Remove the Torx Plus 3IP driver and unscrew the two 3.0 mm-long screws securing the base battery bracket.

Release the base battery bracket by gently pulling it towards the bottom of the phone with your fingers or a pair of tweezers.

Be careful not to damage the clips.

• Continue to pull until the base battery bracket comes free from its clip.
• Remove the base battery bracket entirely.

Risk of dislodging components when inserting in wrong location.

• Insert the tip of a spudger under the bottom left corner of the base battery press connector, near the gold marker.
• Pry up and disconnect the base battery.

Use a spudger to pry up the USB-C port board cable press connector.

Remove the vibrator bracket using a Torx Plus 3IP driver.

• Target and remove the two 3.0 mm long screws.

• Remove the vibrator bracket using either tweezers or your fingers.
• Lift the bracket off the .
• Set the bracket aside for later reinstallation.

• Insert the tip of an angled tweezers into the space between the metal neck and the connector head.
• Lift the cable straight up to fully disconnect it.

Use a Torx Plus 3IP driver to remove the two small, 2.6 mm-long screws securing the inner front camera bracket.

• Insert the driver and turn it clockwise until the screws are loose.
• Gently lift the bracket away from its mounting points.

• Lift the inner front camera bracket using tweezers or your fingers.
• Motion it towards the left edge to disengage its clips.

• Be careful not to touch any sensitive areas while handling the bracket.

• Remove the inner front camera bracket.

Insert the spudger between the connector and its socket, gently prying it upwards.

• The connector should come loose with minimal effort.
• If stuck, do not apply excessive force – risk of damage to surrounding components.

Insert the point of a spudger into the gap between the inner front camera and the frame.

• Pry gently to separate the adhesive securing the inner front camera to the frame.
• Once loose, carefully remove the inner front camera.

Insert the flat end of a spudger between the ultra wideband antenna and the frame.

• Lift the antenna using tweezers or your fingers, separating it from the frame.
• Continue lifting until all remaining adhesive is released.

Use a Torx Plus 3IP driver to remove the two 3.0 mm-long screws holding the ultra wideband bracket in place.

• Hold the ultra wideband antenna aside.
• Pull the bracket towards the phone's bottom edge to disengage the clips.
• Remove the ultra wideband bracket.

Remove the screw securing the interconnect cable bracket using a Torx Plus 3IP driver.

• The screw is approximately 3.0 mm long.
• Make sure to align the Torx driver with the screw head properly.

Hold the tweezers or use your fingers to gently pull the bracket towards the right edge.

• The clip will be released, allowing the bracket to move freely.
• Next, carefully lift and remove the bottom interconnect cable bracket.

Remove the Torx Plus 3IP using it to unscrew the screw (3.0 mm long) securing the inner display cable bracket.

Release the inner display cable bracket by gently pulling it towards the left edge using tweezers or your fingers.

• Pull the bracket out of its clip once released.
• Remove the inner display cable bracket.

Insert the point of a spudger under the bottom left corner of the inner display press connector, next to the gold marker on the logic board.

Do not insert your spudger anywhere else, as you risk dislodging surface-mounted components.

• Pry up and disconnect the inner display cable.

Disconnect the top and bottom interconnect cables by prying carefully next to the gold markers.

• Pry the connector away from the marker on both sides.

Remove the graphite sheet by peeling it off from the bottom speaker

• The adhesive will release, allowing you to separate the sheet.

Continue removing the graphite sheet from the logic board, separating any remaining adhesive.

Remove the yellow tape from the ZIF connector using tweezers or your fingers.

• Set the tape aside for later use in reassembly.

Use the tip of a spudger or your fingernail to lift the locking tab on the side button cable ZIF connector.

Never touch the battery or puncture it, as it may leak hazardous chemicals and/or cause a fire.

• Use angled tweezers to gently pull the side button cable straight out of its slot.

Remove the thermal pad from the 5G mmWave antenna.

• Use the tip of a spudger to pry up the 5G mmWave antenna from the frame.
• Separate the 5G mmWave antenna from the thermal pad.

Locate and remove the Torx Plus 3IP driver secured by three screws on the logic board.

• Remove one screw (2.2mm long).
• Remove two screws (2.6mm long).

Gently insert the flat end of a spudger into the top left corner of the logic board, near the inner front camera cutout.

You may encounter some resistance due to thermal paste bonding.

Pry up the logic board enough to securely grip the top edge with your fingers.

Lift the logic board from its mounting points.

• Remove the logic board from the frame.
• Lay the logic board upside down on a clean, flat surface.

Use the flat end of a spudger to scrape away large pieces of old thermal paste from the frame.

• Apply a few drops of highly-concentrated isopropyl alcohol (over 90%) to any remaining thermal paste residue.

• Wipe away the residue using a coffee filter or lint-free cloth, avoiding contact with electrical components

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Avoid applying excessive pressure on the logic board during cleaning to prevent damage.

• Thoroughly clean the bottom of the logic board with the thermal paste removal method.
• Repeat the thermal paste cleaning procedure for the entire logic board.

Remove the conductive fabric connection between the loudspeaker and the frame using either tweezers or your fingers.

Careful not to puncture the battery, which may leak hazardous chemicals or catch fire.

• Insert one arm of a pair of angled tweezers under the contact pad connected to the loudspeaker.
• Lift the contact pad, separating it from the frame with its adhesive.

Use a Torx Plus 3IP driver to remove the loudspeaker screw.

• The screw is approximately 2.6 mm long.

Insert the spudger into the gap near the left edge of the loudspeaker

• Pry gently upwards using a twisting motion to loosen the adhesive.

Slide the loudspeaker upward using your fingers.

• Lift the loudspeaker out of its recess in the frame.
• Remove the loudspeaker.

Use an opening pick to pry up the USB-C port board cable from the device's frame.

• Slide the tip of the opening pick under the cable near the USB-C port.
• Gently lift the cable away from the frame, taking care not to damage any components.

Remove the three USB-C port board screws using a Torx Plus 3IP driver.

Use a spudger to carefully pry up the top right corner of the USB-C port board, releasing it from the frame.

• Pull the USB-C port board out of its recess in the .
• Remove the board once it's free.

Peel up the pull tab on the base battery with your fingers.

Unfold your phone and flip it over.

• Apply gentle heat with a hair dryer or heat gun to the inner screen area behind the base battery for no more than 30 seconds.

Be cautious not to overheat, as the screen is prone to damage from excessive heat exposure.

• Fold your phone with the base battery facing upwards.
• Hold the right pull tab and slide the left pull tab towards the top edge to release the top section of adhesive.

The battery adhesive is strong; be cautious when pulling on the battery.

• Grip the ends of the plastic pull tabs with your fingers.
• Pull straight up with constant, steady force to separate the adhesive under the battery.
• If necessary, reapply heat and try again.

If you're having trouble separating the adhesive or risk damaging the battery, proceed with the alternate method:

• Apply additional heat to the adhesive for a longer period.
• Use a tool, such as a battery puller, to assist in removal.
• Remove the base battery from its compartment.

Apply 3-5 drops of high concentration (≥90% isopropyl alcohol) to the underside of the base battery near the edge.

Lift the bottom edge of the phone, allowing isopropyl alcohol to flow underneath the battery.

Wait 1 minute for the adhesive to soften before proceeding.

Secure the phone with one hand.

• Apply a suction cup to the center of the base battery.
• Pull up on the suction cup with strong, steady force to separate the base battery from the frame.
• Remove the base battery.

Heat the vibrator with a hair dryer or heat gun until slightly warm.

Insert one arm of a pair of angled tweezers into the notch at the bottom left corner of the vibrator.

• Pry up with the tweezers to separate the adhesive securing it to the frame.
• Remove the vibrator.

Apply a suction cup near the bottom edge of the screen.

• Pull up on the suction cup with strong, steady force to create a gap between the screen and frame.
• If the screen is badly cracked, apply clear packing tape first for better adhesion.
• Insert an opening pick into the created gap.

For stubborn screens, consider using strong tape or superglue to secure the suction cup.

Do not insert opening pick deeper than 3mm to prevent internal component damage.

Optionally, measure and mark 3mm from tip for visualization.

• Slide opening pick around bottom right corner.
• Continue up right edge of screen to separate adhesive.

Position the pick at the top right corner of the device and maneuver it until just before the front camera.

Slide the opening pick back out slightly, leaving only the tip underneath the screen.

• Move the opening pick across the top edge of the screen until you pass over the front camera.
• Push the opening pick back to its original position before proceeding further.

Do not slide the pick beyond two-thirds of the left edge — risk of damaging the display cable.

• Slide an opening pick around the top left corner to approximately two-thirds down the left edge of the screen.

Insert the opening pick back into the phone at a 2 mm depth.

• Rotate the pick around the bottom left corner to pry away the remaining adhesive.

Do not disconnect the screen cable yet.

• The screen should be separated from the frame at this point.
• Use an opening pick to remove any remaining adhesive if there is still resistance around the edges.

Lift the right edge of the screen and swing it over the left edge of the phone, similar to opening a book.

Prop up the screen using your suction handle or a sturdy, clean object.

Keep track of each screw's location.

• Store removed screws for reassembly.

Standard Torx bits work but may damage Torx Plus screws.

• Use a T3 or T4 Torx bit with 3IP Torx Plus screws.
• Apply constant, downward force to prevent screw stripping.

Remove the display cable bracket using a Torx Plus 3IP driver.

• Use it to remove the 2.2 mm-long screw securing the display cable bracket.

Apply conductive tape to secure the display cable bracket to the frame.

• Lift the display cable bracket using a spudger or your fingers, to access the press connector underneath.

Use the point of a spudger to carefully pry up and release the display cable press connector.

Remove the screen from the frame.

Remove the Torx Plus 3IP driver secured battery bracket using the 2.0 mm-long screw.

Remove any conductive tape securing the battery connector bracket to the lower board.

• Use tweezers or your fingers to move the battery bracket out of the way of the battery press connector.

Insert the pointed end of a spudger under the battery press connector.

• Pry upwards gently to loosen the connector.
• Once loose, carefully pull away from the board.

Remove the rubber block from the top board using tweezers, or your fingers.

Remove the Torx Plus 3IP driver and use it to unscrew the two 2.2mm long screws holding the top interconnect cable bracket in place.

Remove the top interconnect cable bracket with tweezers or your fingers.

Locate the top interconnect cable press connector near the golden marker.

• Spudger under the top right corner of the press connector.
• Pry up to disconnect the top interconnect cable.

Remove the Torx Plus 3IP driver from its holder and use it to unscrew the two screws (each approximately 2.2 mm long) that secure the bottom interconnect cable bracket.

Remove the bottom interconnect cable bracket using tweezers or your fingers.

Insert a spudger under the right edge of the bottom interconnect cable press connector.

Avoid inserting the spudger elsewhere to prevent dislodging nearby surface-mounted components.

• Pry up and carefully disconnect the bottom interconnect cable.

• Press the SIM card tray release button with a SIM eject tool, bit, or straightened paper clip.
• Eject the SIM card tray.

Use caution when inserting objects into the SIM card tray hole to avoid damaging it.

Insert the flat end of a spudger under the flip battery cable.

• Slide the spudger until the adhesive is separated.
• Lift the flip battery cable connector with tweezers or your fingers, fully separating it from the frame.

Peel both edges of the flip battery pull tabs away from the battery using your fingers.

Unfold your phone and flip it over so that the inner screen is facing upwards.

• Heat the section of inner screen behind the flip battery (the side with the SIM card cutout) using a hair dryer or heat gun until it's just warm to the touch.

Do not heat the screen for longer than 30 seconds, as excessive heat can cause damage.

Do not lose one of the sides of the pull tab under the battery.

• Fold your phone and turn it so the flip battery is facing up.
• Pull up on alternating sides of the pull tab to slice through the adhesive until you reach the top edge.

Alternately, if a side of the pull tab gets under the battery, proceed to the next step for removal assistance.

The remaining adhesive can cause severe damage if not removed carefully.

• Apply a few drops of isopropyl alcohol (greater than 90% concentration) to the bottom edge of the flip battery.

Hold the phone at an angle, allowing isopropyl alcohol to seep underneath the battery.

Wait 1 minute for the adhesive to loosen.

Apply a suction handle to the center of the flip battery.

• Hold the phone with one hand while pulling up on the suction cup with strong, steady force.
• If still stuck, reapply isopropyl alcohol and repeat the process.

Apply constant pressure to avoid damaging the flip battery or surrounding components.

Once separated, carefully remove the flip battery.

Remove the Torx Plus 3IP driver and use it to unscrew the 2.2mm-long screw securing the top board.

Insert flat-end spudger at bottom edge of top board.

• Twist spudger to lift top board
• Unclip from frame.
• Remove top board.

Reassembly begins now.

• Locate all removed parts and components.
• Refer to the original assembly sequence for correct reinstallation order.

Align the top board's edges with the frame.

• Press the board firmly into place at a slight downward angle to engage the metal spring.
• Ensure the screw holes are aligned and press the board flat against the frame.

Use a Torx Plus 3IP driver to secure the top board.

• Install the 2.2 mm-long screw.

Remove old flip battery adhesive from the frame using tweezers or your fingers.

Clean the area with isopropyl alcohol (at least 90% concentration) using a coffee filter or microfiber cloth.

The flip battery cable and connector adhesives are separate from the main strip.

• Position the flip battery cable and connector adhesives over the frame, aligning with the white outlines for correct orientation.
• The clear liners should be facing outwards towards the frame.
• Peel off the adhesive strips from their liners and place them on their designated spots.

Press down on the adhesive strips using the flat end of a spudger or your fingers.

Remove the protective cover from the adhesive strip.

• Position the strip, ensuring the top edge aligns with the battery recess.
• The pull tab should be in the bottom left corner of the frame.

Securely attach the adhesive strip to the frame.

Press down the individual adhesive strips using the flat end of a spudger or your fingers.

Peel the colored liner away from the adhesive using the pull tab.

Remove colored liners from both flip battery cable and connector adhesive.

Position the flip battery so its top edge aligns with the top edge of the battery well.

• Lay the flip battery gently over the device's frame.

Press down the flip battery along the phone's perimeter to secure it.

• Adhere the flip battery cable and its connector in place.
• Allow the phone to sit for at least one hour to allow adhesive curing.

Hold the lower board firmly in position and reinsert the SIM card tray.

Reconnect the bottom interconnect cable press connector.

Position the bottom interconnect cable bracket onto the lower board, ensuring that the screw holes are aligned.

Install the bottom interconnect cable bracket using a Torx Plus 3IP driver.

• Secure with two 2.2 mm-long screws.

Reconnect the top interconnect cable press connector.

Align the top interconnect cable bracket with the top board's screw holes.

• Place the bracket onto the board, ensuring accurate alignment of the screw holes.

Install the top interconnect cable bracket using a Torx Plus 3IP driver.

• Screw in the two 2.2 mm-long screws.

Position the rubber block over its designated location on the top board, then firmly press it into place.

Reconnect the flip battery press connector.

Place the flip battery bracket over the press connector, ensuring alignment of the screw holes.

Install the Torx Plus 3IP driver and secure the battery bracket with the 2.0 mm-long screw.

Check if the outer screen adhesive at the bottom left corner is still sticky.

• Use a spudger or your fingers to carefully pry off the old bottom left outer screen adhesive.
• Soak a coffee filter or microfiber cloth with isopropyl alcohol (>90%), and use it to remove any remaining adhesive residue.

Check that the bottom left outer screen adhesive aligns with the frame.

• The clear liner should be facing towards the frame.

• Remove adhesive liner from bottom left corner of outer screen.
• Align adhesive with frame and secure in place.

Press the adhesive strip onto the frame using the flat end of a spudger.

Compare the perimeter outer screen adhesive with the frame.

• If they match, proceed to removal.
• The clear liner must be facing the frame.

Careful handling is crucial to avoid sticking the adhesive incorrectly.

• Slowly peel away the top half of the new adhesive strip from its clear liner.
• Keep the peeled adhesive strip folded and ready for use.

Position the adhesive's top half along the frame, referencing the corners.

• Apply the adhesive to its designated area on the frame.

Press down on the adhesive's top edge with the flat end of a spudger, or your fingers.

Be careful not to touch the adhesive prematurely, as this can lead to wrinkles and misalignment.

Slowly peel away the remaining clear liner.

• Lay the exposed adhesive along the phone's edge, starting from one corner and working your way around.

Press the remaining adhesive firmly onto the frame using the flat end of a spudger or your fingers.

Insert the spudger into the gap between the liner and the casing, then use its tip to carefully pry up the small segmented tab located at the bottom left corner.

Remove the large blue liner by lifting its tab.

If adhesive peels up with the liner, reattach gently using a spudger.

• Support the screen with your hand or a sturdy object.

• Make sure to reconnect the outer screen cable press connector securely.

Reattach the outer screen cable bracket clip to the frame, ensuring proper alignment of the screw hole.

Install the Torx Plus 3IP driver.

• Secure the display cable bracket using the provided 2.2 mm-long screw.

Separate the blue liner from the bottom left outer screen adhesive strip.

• Hold the screen above the frame while doing so.
• Release one of the secondary liner's pull tabs at the bottom left corner.

Peel off the secondary liner while still holding the screen.

• If adhesive peels up with the liner, carefully reattach it to the frame.
• Use the flat end of a spudger to secure any loose adhesive to the frame.

Align the outer screen with the frame and press firmly to secure.

Press the outer screen along its perimeter onto the frame.

• Alternatively, use a hair dryer or heat gun to lightly warm the back cover edges.
• Allow the phone to sit for several hours for adhesive curing.

Flip your phone over.

• If the replacement inner screen assembly has pre-installed adhesive over the vibrator cutout, remove its liner.
• Otherwise, apply a thin double-sided tape over the area.

Align the vibrator over its cutout and press down to adhere it firmly.

Remove the old base battery adhesive using tweezers or your fingers.

• Soak a coffee filter or microfiber cloth with isopropyl alcohol (>90%) and wipe away any remaining adhesive residue.

The base battery adhesive must match the frame's cutout.

• Verify the correct orientation by facing the clear liner toward the frame.

Careful handling is essential during this step to avoid misplacing the adhesive.

• Slowly peel off the adhesive strip from its clear liner.
• Align the adhesive strip with the top edge of the base battery recess and press it onto the frame.

Press the adhesive strips onto the frame using the flat end of a spudger or your fingers.

Remove and discard the colored liner to reveal the adhesive strips.

Position the new base battery so that its top edge aligns with the battery recess.

Press the battery firmly into place against the battery frame.

Press the battery onto the using your fingertips.

Reinstall USB-C port board into its original position within the frame.

Press the USB-C port board firmly against the frame, ensuring the alignment pegs fit into their corresponding holes.

Hold the board firmly in place.

• Use a Torx Plus 3IP driver to secure the USB-C port board with three 2.6 mm-long screws.

Check if the USB-C port cable's adhesive is sticky or intact.

• If not, proceed to replace it; otherwise skip these steps.
• Remove old adhesive under the USB-C port using tweezers or fingers.

Careful not to touch any electronic components during this process.

• Peel new adhesive strip from its liner.
• Align and lay down the adhesive strip with the colored tab facing the phone's right edge.

• Press down on the adhesive with a spudger or your fingers.
• Pry off the colored liner to expose the adhesive.

Reattach the USB-C port board cable to its original position on the frame by pressing firmly.

• Check if the conductive fabric on the speaker's bottom and the adhesive on the cable are in good condition.

• If either is damaged, use tweezers or your fingers to carefully remove them.

Position the conductive fabric at the base of the speaker, referring to the second image for accurate alignment.

• Remove the conductive fabric from its clear and colored liners.
• Lay the conductive fabric over its correct location on the loudspeaker.

Press the conductive fabric onto the loudspeaker using either the flat end of a spudger or your fingers.

Remove the clear liner from the adhesive.

• Position the adhesive over the loudspeaker cable and lay it down.
• Ensure not to cover the hole in the cable.

Pinch the cable with your fingers, applying gentle pressure.

• Press the adhesive strip onto the cable.
• Peel off the blue liner from the adhesive strip.

Position the loudspeaker cable so that its hole aligns with the cable peg on the frame.

• Press down the cable firmly but gently using a spudger tip or your finger to secure it in place.

Press the cable down while sliding the loudspeaker into its recess at an angle.

Secure the speaker by pressing it firmly against the frame.

Hold the loudspeaker firmly in place.

• Use a Torx Plus 3IP driver to install a screw, type: 2.6 mm long, securing the loudspeaker.

Check the condition of the top conductive fabric before proceeding.

• Clear Liner: Peel off from the top loudspeaker conductive fabric.
• Colored Corner Liner: Remove the small liner covering the rounded corner.

Ensure the rounded corner of the conductive fabric aligns with the corresponding mark on the .

• Lay the fabric down, connecting it to the frame and loudspeaker.

Press the conductive fabric onto the frame and loudspeaker using the flat end of a spudger or your fingers.

Remove the large colored liner from the conductive fabric.

Apply five small beads of thermal paste to the same locations on the motherboard as the original.

Insert the logic board back into its designated area in the frame.

• Maintain cable clearance to prevent damage or obstruction.

Install the Torx Plus 3IP driver and secure the logic board with:

• A single 2.2 mm-long screw
• Two 2.6 mm-long screws

Use angled tweezers to gently re-seat the side button cable in its designated slot.

Press the locking tab downward until it clicks.

Apply yellow tape to the ZIF connector and its associated cable.

Peel the clear liner from the top half of the replacement graphite sheet to expose the adhesive.

• Place the exposed adhesive on the upper half of the graphite sheet over the logic board.
• Lay it down into place carefully.

Press the upper half of the graphite sheet firmly onto the logic board using a finger.

Remove the blue liner from the bottom of the graphite sheet.

Place the graphite sheet onto the loudspeaker, dragging your finger gently from the center outwards to smooth and secure the graphite in place.

Hold the pull tab firmly at the top of the graphite sheet and carefully remove the remaining liner.

Press the inner display cable connector firmly into its socket.

• Next, press the top interconnect cable connector into place.
• Follow this by pressing the bottom interconnect cable connector securely.

Align the inner display cable bracket with its slot on the logic board, ensuring the screw holes match.

• Reinsert the clip under the slot.
• Verify alignment before securing in place.

• Apply a Torx Plus 3IP driver to the screw.
• Secure the inner display cable bracket using a 3.0 mm-long screw.

Align the screw hole on the bottom interconnect bracket clip with its corresponding slot in the frame.

• Insert the clip into its slot from underneath, ensuring alignment is correct.

Install the Torx Plus 3IP driver for the 3.0mm-long screw.

• The screw secures the interconnect cable bracket.

Hold the ultra wideband antenna out of the way.

• Reinsert the ultra wideband bracket clip into its slot in the frame.
• Align the screw holes.

Install the Torx Plus 3IP driver and secure the ultra wideband bracket using two 3.0 mm-long screws.

• If the ultra wideband bracket's adhesive is still sticky, skip this step.
• Remove old adhesive and foam from the ultra wideband bracket and under the antenna.

Replace corresponding adhesive and foam on the bracket and frame.

Press the ultra wideband antenna firmly to the frame to ensure proper re-adhesion.

Remove the old adhesive foam from the inner front camera cutout using tweezers or your fingers.

• Clean up remaining adhesive with isopropyl alcohol (>90%) and a coffee filter or lint-free cloth.

Peel the replacement inner front camera adhesive foam off its clear liner.

• Expose the adhesive underneath, making sure not to touch or contaminate it.
• Align the adhesive foam over the cutout in the frame with the pull tab facing the bottom of the phone.
• Place the adhesive foam into the cutout.

Press along the edges of the adhesive foam with the tip of a spudger

• Secure the foam to the frame.

Remove the colored liner using tweezers or your fingers.

• Peel away from the edge to avoid damaging the underlying surface.

Reconnect the inner front camera's press connector while holding it above its cutout.

• Lay the inner front camera into its designated cutout.
• Press down firmly to secure it with adhesive.

Realign the inner front camera bracket clip with its slot on the logic board, ensuring the screw holes match.

• Install the Torx Plus 3IP driver and secure the two 2.6mm-long screws for the inner front camera bracket.

Hold the antenna cable's connector in place using tweezers.

• Gently press down with your finger or a spudger to secure.

Align the vibrator bracket with the screw holes on the logic board.

Install the vibrator bracket using a Torx Plus 3IP driver.

• Secure with two 3.0 mm-long screws.

Reconnect the USB-C port board cable press connector.

Reattach the base battery press connector.

Reattach the base battery bracket by placing it back into its slot on the logic board, ensuring its screw holes are aligned.

Install the base battery bracket with two Torx Plus 3IP driver-secured 3.0mm screws.

Careful not to damage surrounding components.

• Remove the old back cover adhesive using a spudger or your fingers.
• Clean any remaining residue with isopropyl alcohol (>90%) and either a coffee filter or a microfiber cloth.

Remove any existing rear camera liners from the new back cover.

• Use tweezers or fingers to carefully remove the liners.

Remove any remaining clear adhesive strips from the outside of the back cover.

Check the adhesive on the liners against the frame.

Ensure the clear liner is facing the frame.

Careful handling is required to avoid misplacing the adhesive.

• Peel away the top half of the new adhesive strip from its liner and fold it back.
• Align this section over the frame, using the corners as reference points.
• Place the adhesive on the frame.

Press down the adhesive along the top edge using the flat end of a spudger or your fingers.

Slowly lay the remaining adhesive around the perimeter of the phone as you peel off the rest of the clear liner.

Press down the remaining adhesive with the flat end of a spudger or your fingers.

Use a spudger to pry up the segmented tab on the bottom right corner of the large blue liner.

• Lift the tab and peel off the large blue liner to expose the secondary liner.

• If any adhesive peels up, gently lay it back on the frame and use the flat end of a spudger to secure it.

Do not force the back cover cable connector into place — risk of damage.

• Reconnect the back cover cable while holding the back cover in position.
• If trouble is encountered, reposition the connector and attempt to reconnect it again.

Align the top bracket clip with its slot on the logic board and insert it.

Ensure correct alignment to avoid damaging the logic board.

Position the clip's screw hole correctly before proceeding.

Install the Torx Plus 3IP driver.

• Secure the top bracket with the provided 3.0mm long screw.

Use the spudger tip to gently pry up the segmented tab at the top right corner of the secondary liner.

Remove the secondary liner from the adhesive.

• If the adhesive begins to separate, gently reposition it onto the frame.
• Secure with the flat end of a spudger.

Press the back cover firmly onto the frame, ensuring proper alignment at the top edge.

Press along the perimeter of the back cover to adhere it to the frame.

• Optional: Use a hair dryer or heat gun to lightly heat the edges of the back cover for a stronger bond.

Let the phone sit undisturbed for several hours to allow the adhesive to cure properly.