LG V40 ThinQ Battery Replacement
Power off the LG V40 ThinQ and disconnect it from any external power source before starting replacement procedure.
- Replace the degraded battery, which can restore device performance.
Step 1 | Back Cover
Apply heat to the back cover using an iOpener or hairdryer, moving it up and down along the back of the phone.
Continue heating until a Opening pick can be slid underneath the back cover.
Step 2
Be cautious of cracking the back glass when prying the back cover away from the adhesive.
- Pry the back cover open using the opening.
- Movements should be slow and deliberate to avoid damage.
Step 3
Avoid damaging the fingerprint sensor and surrounding components.
- Disconnect the fingerprint sensor connector carefully from the back camera lens cover.
Step 4
Remove the back camera lens cover using the opening picks, taking care not to damage the fingerprint sensor.
- Gently pry off the fingerprint sensor from the back cover.
- Set aside the fingerprint sensor and camera lens cover, as you will need them to install a new back cover.
Step 5
Heat the iOpenter and use it to gently warm the back cover.
Be cautious of heat, as it can cause damage.
- Use a cloth or cotton swab with isopropyl alcohol to gently rub away the old adhesive.
Step 6
Replace old adhesive with new on back cover.
- Identify areas with remaining old adhesive.
- Apply thin, even layer of new adhesive to these spots.
Step 7 | Battery
Remove the 14 x 15 mm Phillips #000 screws.
- Screws are located on the wireless charging coil and loudspeaker module.
Step 8
Disconnect the battery press connector.
Step 9
Careful not to damage the battery when prying it loose with opening picks.
- Insert and gently pry the battery slowly until it comes free from the adhesive.
- It may take some time to safely remove the battery without damaging it, so be patient.