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If your Asus Zenfone 4 Max phone fails to charge, it could be due to a malfunctioning battery. This guide will help you remove your phone battery and replace it with a new one. Replacing the battery must be done with great care.
Qué necesitas
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Using a removable head screwdriver and a T3 bit, begin by removing the two screws located on either side of the charging port.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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My FPC connector is broken as well as female battery connector, are these worth the time and money to replace or are new motherboards available?
Off topic: But anyone have success removing glass without damaging digitizer without any specialized tools on a xooid I have two 4max pro i have a new glass only:/uv glue / two back case, home buttons,2 replacement earpiece speakers, two sim trays, one rose gold and white one black on black, both useless now. Any advice of sourcing parts, or try to seperate glass, desolder and replace battery connectors or just scrap it all?
A few more screws then mentioned - one at bottom and one at top to release battery connector. Go slow!
I had to use a Torque 2 for the first two at the charging jack NOT Torque 3. The rest are small Phillips.
You certainly need the prior bars to get the back off the first time as it ‘stuck’ - so is the battery.
IMPORTANT - take the slide with the memory and phone chip out before starting. Just go slow and careful.
Trop vieux pour que je change la batterie surtout si c'est pour tomber sur un rebus hors d'âge, hop recyclage de ce smartphone qui m'aura rendu de bons services mais qui ramait depuis quelques mois déjà. J'attendais juste un bon prétexte pour changer. Enfin pour la panne c'est la nappe d'alimentation de la batterie qui est coupé au milieu je sais pas pourquoi... (peut être les chutes multiples). Mais à 150€ pour 4 ans et 7 mois d'utilisation je trouve que c'est largement amorti et qu'il est grand temps de changer de modèle.
