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The video provides a comprehensive guide on replacing the battery in a Galaxy S20 Ultra, emphasizing safety and precision. It starts with an overview of necessary tools and materials, including an eye opener, suction handle, opening picks, spudger, tweezers, Phillips #00 screwdriver, high concentration isopropyl alcohol, a replacement battery, and adhesive. The iFixit.com guide is recommended for additional tips. Key steps include heating the phone's back cover to loosen the adhesive and using tools to carefully remove components like the wireless charging coil, battery connector, Phillips screws, loudspeaker, mid frame, and various cables. After removing the battery, the video advises cleaning the old adhesive, applying new adhesive, and reassembling the components with proper alignment. The tutorial concludes with instructions to apply adhesive to the back cover, secure it with a weight for 30 minutes, and calibrate the new battery, with further guidance available on iFixit.com.
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In this part of the video, the narrator explains the tools and materials needed to replace the battery in a Galaxy S20 Ultra, emphasizing the importance of using an eye opener, suction handle, opening picks, spudger, tweezers, a Phillips #00 screwdriver, high concentration isopropyl alcohol, a replacement battery, and adhesive. The guide from iFixit.com is recommended for additional tips.
Key actions include draining the battery below 25% before starting to reduce fire risk, and heating the phone’s back cover with an eye opener to loosen the adhesive. The narrator describes using a suction handle to create a gap, inserting opening picks to cut through the adhesive, and repeating this heating and slicing process around all edges of the phone. Caution is advised to avoid cracking the back cover glass and the curved edges.
Post adhesive removal, the steps involve disconnecting the wireless charging coil connector with a spudger and removing the coil using tweezers. Finally, the guide instructs on removing five Phillips screws securing the motherboard bracket.
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In this segment, the video details the steps to remove and replace a smartphone battery. It involves using tweezers, a spudger, and a driver to unclip and remove components, including the bracket, battery connector, Phillips screws, loudspeaker, and mid frame. The main and auxiliary cables, display flex cable, and 5G antenna cable are disconnected and moved aside. Isopropyl alcohol is applied to soften the adhesive around the battery for easy removal. After lifting the battery out, the old adhesive is cleaned from the well, and new adhesive is applied if necessary. Upon installing the new battery, all cables are reconnected correctly, the phone is tested, and the loudspeaker and other components are reassembled. The segment concludes with reconnecting the battery, ensuring proper alignment, and securing all parts back into place.
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In this part of the video, viewers are instructed to apply new adhesive to the back cover of their phone before sealing it. They are directed to a tutorial linked in the description for more details on this process. After placing and pressing the back cover firmly, it is recommended to set a weight, such as a book or tool kit, on top of the phone for at least 30 minutes to ensure a tight seal. Finally, viewers are advised to calibrate their new battery using a guide available on ifixit.com, also linked in the description.