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The video provides a comprehensive guide to replacing the battery on a Google Pixel 5 mobile phone. The presenter starts by outlining the necessary tools and instructions for removing the LCD screen, which involves heating the adhesive edges, using a suction cup and plastic pry tool, and being mindful of the flex connector cable. The process continues with disassembling the phone, including the removal of screws, brackets, and the non-functioning battery, and cleaning the frame edges. The new battery is installed with adhesive, and the assembly is reversed, ensuring proper reconnection of components and securing the board bracket. Finally, the screen is tested before being permanently affixed with B7000 glue, and bonding clips are used to hold the screen in place. The guide concludes with a reminder to support the channel by engaging with the video.
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In this part of the video, the presenter explains how to replace the battery on a Google Pixel 5 mobile phone. The process begins with gathering the necessary tools, which are listed in the description. The first step involves removing the LCD screen by gently heating the edges using a heating pad to soften the adhesive. Alternatively, a heat gun or hairdryer can be used. Once sufficiently heated, a suction cup is used to lift the screen slightly, and a plastic card pry tool is inserted to cut the adhesive carefully. Attention is given to the flex connector cable on the left-hand side to avoid damage. The screen is then lifted gradually from the right-hand side like an open book. Lastly, a tweezer is used to take out the connector bracket and disconnect the LCD connector plug from the board.
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In this part of the video, the process of disassembling and replacing a phone battery is detailed. It begins with freeing the screen from the body and cleaning the frame edges. Then, the graphite tape is released, followed by the removal of ten screws securing the LCD bracket, including two hidden screws near the charging port board. After peeling the tape and removing these screws, the bracket and board bracket are carefully pulled out. The battery plug is then disconnected, and the adhesives are extracted by pulling the tabs. Using a pry tool, the non-functioning battery is removed from the device, noting that the graphite tape might come off with it and can be transferred to the new battery if necessary. The new battery is placed with adhesive, and the battery plug is reconnected.
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In this part of the video, the presenter secures the board bracket using ten screws and adds a small shield with two of those screws on top of the charging port board. They then connect the screen for testing and, after a successful test, remove it. Before securing the LCD screen, they ensure there is enough adhesive by using B7000 glue.
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In this part of the video, the focus is on securing the LCD connector and the connector bracket. The screen is then gently slid in from the left to the right, with slight pressure applied to the edges. Bonding clips are added to fasten the LCD screen, and it is recommended to leave the clips for some time or use rubber bands to tighten the screen to the body if needed. The guide concludes with an invitation to like, share, comment, and subscribe to support the creation of more repair guides.