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The video provides a comprehensive tutorial on replacing the charging port flex on a Google Pixel 4a. It begins with necessary tool preparation and screen removal using heat and a suction cup to soften the adhesive. The mid-frame plate is then separated from the back housing, and various components such as the logic board bracket, battery plug, fingerprint button, flash sensor, front camera, headphone jack, speaker, and antenna board are meticulously disconnected and removed. The old charging port flex is replaced, and the components are reassembled in a reverse sequence. The fingerprint and sensor plugs are secured, followed by the battery plug, board bracket, mid-frame body, SIM tray, and the LCD screen. After ensuring the screen is correctly glued and bonded, the device is turned on for verification. The video concludes with a request for viewer engagement.
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In this part of the video, the presenter demonstrates how to replace the charging port flex on a Google Pixel 4a mobile phone. The process begins with gathering the necessary tools, which are listed in the description. The first major step is to remove the LCD screen by gently heating the edges to soften the adhesive, using a heating pad, heat gun, or hairdryer. After sufficient heating, a suction cup is used to lift the screen slightly, and a plastic card is inserted to cut through the adhesive. The screen is then lifted to a 90-degree angle, and the LCD connector bracket is removed by undoing two screws. The LCD connector is then disconnected to free the screen from the body. Finally, the SIM tray is ejected, and eight screws on the mid-frame plate are undone.
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In this part of the video, the process of disassembling a device is described step-by-step. First, a plastic card pry tool or triangle picker is used to separate the mid-frame plate from the back housing, being careful with flex cables. The back cover is then placed on a surface while the mid-frame body is gently set on the housing. Seven screws are removed to take out the logic board bracket, followed by disconnecting the battery plug, fingerprint button, and flash sensor plugs to free the back cover from the body. The front camera and headphone jack are disconnected and removed next. The speaker is taken out by undoing two screws and loosening the adhesive while carefully detaching the antenna board. Finally, the antenna head and plug are disconnected from the logic board, and the logic board is gently lifted, ensuring no damage to the flex cables.
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In this part of the video, the presenter guides viewers through the steps of replacing a malfunctioning charging port flex on a device. The process involves flipping the logic board, removing the old charging port flex, installing the new one, and then securely placing and fastening the logic board, antenna, speaker, headphone jack, and front camera back into their respective positions.
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In this part of the video, the steps to reassemble a device are detailed. The back housing is maintained at a 90-degree angle while securing the fingerprint and sensor plugs to the board. The battery plug is then secured, followed by attaching the board bracket with seven screws. The mid-frame body is gently slid into the housing from the top to the bottom and clipped into place. The SIM tray is inserted, and nine screws are secured on the mid-frame plate. The LCD screen plug is connected and held with two screws and a bracket. Finally, the device is turned on for verification and testing.
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In this part of the video, the focus is on installing the LCD screen. The narrator advises ensuring that the screen has enough glue and suggests using B7000 glue or new double-sided LCD adhesive if needed. The screen should be gently slid in from the bottom to the top, and slight pressure should be applied on the screen edges. Bonding clips are then added to fasten the screen, which should be left for some time before removal. Alternatively, rubber bands can be used to tighten the screen to the body. The segment concludes with a request for viewers to like, share, comment, and subscribe.