Introducción
Los usuarios de esta guía serán capaces de remover las conexiones de la tarjeta madre para obtener acceso a la batería. Esta reparación es más difícil en comparación a los reemplazos de batería de otros teléfonos. Ten cuidado de no dañar ningún otro componente durante la reparación.
Qué necesitas
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La bandeja de la tarjeta microSD esta localizada en el lado superior derecho del teléfono, encima de los botones de volumen. Para abrir la bandeja, inserta una herramienta de eyección de microSD, o un clip, en el pequeño agujero en la bandeja de la tarjeta microSD.
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Después presiona la herramienta o el clip para eyectar la bandeja de la tarjeta microSD.
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Inserta una herramienta de eyección de tarjeta SIM o un clip en el pequeño agujero junto a la bandeja de la tarjeta SIM, localizada en la parte superior del borde izquierdo del teléfono.
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Presiona para expulsar la bandeja.
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Usando la púa de plástico como palanca, apalanca y muévela suavemente en horizontal para retirar la parte superior de la tapa.
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Quita los dos tornillos Torx de 4 mm localizados en la parte superior de la tapa.
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Trabajando una púas de apertura plástica alrededor del perímetro del dispositivo para separar la carcasa trasera del conjunto del display.
The SIM Card and SD Card's need to be removed before the case will come apart.
I found a video showing someone using a 2 to 3 inch length scraper razor blade around the perimeter. On my second HTCM9 battery swap I found that leading with a square tipped X-Acto blade to begin the opening, and leaving the trailing, “already opened” gap “wedged” open with the scraper blade helped smoothly open from top (IR header) to bottom (micro USB charger port). A conventional spudger pries open too quickly and can damage and misshape the LCD’s soft bezel. The bezel surround is a much softer compound than the rear case. You can work the rear case loose by gently prying the back’s perimeter outward and occasionally inward as you progress. There are four tabs on the LCD assembly (i.e. nearby and under the pliers in step 5) on each side that protrude into the rear case. Push in toward the back, and pry outward on the back case seam around the vicinity of the tabs. This action provides clearance for the tab to loose from the case tab slot.
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Usa un par de pinzas para acceder al inferior de los conectores de los cables azul y blanco y empujarlos ligeramente hacia arriba para desconectarlos.
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Retira los dos tornillos de 1.5 mm que aseguran el conector de la batería a la tarjeta madre, usando un desarmador Phillips #00.
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Usa una espátula para hacer palanca ligeramente en el conector fuera de su socket.
On my new battery the connector was not aligned precisely so the battery was not connected properly to the motherboard after screwing it in. The connector is supposed to hold on it’s own without the screws. If the connector does not hold to the motherboard without the screws, make sure that the connector is actually plugged in properly and only screw it in once it holds by itself.
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Despega la cinta Kaptop de los conectores ZIF.
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Usa una espátula o tu uña para levantar las bisagras con clip retenedores en los conectores ZIF, y desliza los cables hacia afuera con cuidado.
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Usando pinzas, con cuidado levanta la cinta que cubre las franjas eléctricas, como se muestra en la figura.
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Usa una espátula o tu uña para levantar la bisagra con clip retenedor en el conector ZIF, y desliza el cable hacia afuera.
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Despega la cinta Kaptop de los tres conectores ZIF restantes, después usa una espátula o tu uña para levantar las bisagras en los clips retenedores de conectores ZIF, y deslizar hacia afuera los cables de cada uno.
the third connector what is that one for? my screen was sometimes flicker and that connector is loose from underneath the motherboard
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Retira los tres tornillos Torx T5 de 4 mm que aseguran la tarjeta madre.
Great guide just one crucial warning missing! When removing the battery which is underneath the power/SD/volume cable make sure you see that and carefully remove the battery without tearing it apart! Had to learn the hard way. Fortunately it's replaceable..
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Usa un par de pinzas para levantar el vibrador fuera de su ranura.
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Usa un iOpener o pistola de calor para aflojar el adhesivo en el inferior de la tarjeta madre.
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Usa una herramienta de apertura de plástico, o una espátula, a lo largo de los bordes de la carcasa para hacer palanca gentilmente a la tarjeta madre fuera de la carcasa.
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Con cuidado levanta la tarjeta madre fuera de la carcasa, empezando de la esquina superior (cerca de la cámara).
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Usando pinzar, retira la cinta de la parte baja de la batería.
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Usa un espátula para hacer palanca con cuidado en la batería fuera del conjunto de display.
Bei mir war der Akku fest verkebt, mit Klebesteifen ganz rechts und ganz links. Auch direkt unter dem Flachbandkabel zur Einschalt- und Lautstärketaste. Um den Akku auszubauen musste ich deshalb richtig Kraft aufwänden und das sehr empfindliche Kabel ist dabei gerissen. nachher habe ich gesehen, dass man die Leiste mit Einschalt- und Lautstärketaste hätte lösen können, sodass das Flachabndkabel nicht im Weg liegt.
Ich empfehle das Lösen der Leiste VOR dem Ausbau des Akkus!
Falls es doch schief geht: HTC One M9 Plus Laut Leise Ein Aus Taste Power Button Volume Flex Kabel kann man online erwerben.
Na perfekt, den Tipp hätte ich ganz zu Anfang gebrauchen können. Zeigt mal wieder, dass man Anleitungen erstmal komplett lesen sollte bevor man loslegt. Hab das Kabel richtig schön abgerissen weil es nirgendwo erwähnt wird. Mal sehen wie ich weiter mache, ich tendiere gerade dazu mich dem M9 geschlagen zu geben und bei Bedarf meiner Lebensgefährtin den Akku in das M8S zu setzen, passt da ja auch…nie wieder HTC.
Just reiterating the comments above, the battery is held on by glue strips on the left and right. I used a spludger to slowly prise the battery away from the glue on both sides, and was then able to get the battery out.
Take extreme care near the power and volume buttons. It's better to move this out of the way while doing this.
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Para reensamblar tu dispositivo, sigue estas instrucciones en sentido inverso.
Para reensamblar tu dispositivo, sigue estas instrucciones en sentido inverso.
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I replaced the battery now but encountered a problem, as my phone wasn't working properly afterwards. When I switched on, it kind of reset to default and the play store app kept crashing, so I had to do a factory reset
Done all of this by the book but phone won't turn on charge screen lights up and charges but still won't turn on please help
You tore the power and volume button cable. It's a $10 replacement, no big deal. I did the same thing even after having repaired phones for years now.
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Those snap on antenna connectors are the hardest part of this job. Really hard to line up to reconnect them. I was initially sent a bad battery, so I had to go through the whole process again with a good battery the second time, and it worked just fine. I would not want to make another attempt with those antenna connections though. I think they're easy to distort, and not made for frequent disconnects and reconnects.
I would say explicitly to disconnect the battery connector since i did not and saw some magic sparks frying one of the connectors of the motherboard
Cool, success! I'm a bit OCD when it comes to my electronic repairs/assemblies. With these phones these days, we could've powered the moon landing...from a mobile pc that fits in our hands...so needless to say, it's a fight for space (no pun intended, but I laughed later) inside the cases, so batteries being a huge consumer of ever diminishing space, I'm surprised we can even get these out at all!
Tolle Anleitung haber mit ihr gestern erfolgreich denn Akku in meinem m9 wechseln können. Handy funktioniert tadellos
Un bon tuto pour le changement de batterie. Je rajouterai juste une chose, les nappes ne sont pas faciles à remettre, il faut bien faire attention et faire un test d’allumage avant de refermer le téléphone !!!
Successfully replaced my battery. After restarting my phone the vibration was super loud as the motor was loose in its seat. I had to stick a piece of double sided tape above the vibration motor to help sandwich it into place when the back cover was fitted. Working fine now.
We replaced the battery, all went well! Phone turns on, charging good, but when putting the SIM card back in, the phone is not recognizing it. We put the SIM card in our iPad, and it’s recognized there. So there isn’t a problem with the SIM card. Any suggestions?
I have just successfully replaced the battery in my HTC One M9, yay!
Beware: On my new battery the connector was not aligned precisely so the battery was not connected propery to the motherboard after screwing it in. The connector is supposed to hold on it’s own without the screws. If the connector does not hold to the motherboard without the screws, make sure that the connector is actually plugged in properly and only screw it in once it holds by itself.
I did not know this 15 minutes ago and thought i had destroyed by phone, but it was just a loose battery-connector. :-)
Thank you very much for this manual!
I’d like to thank iFixit for having this guide and the tools needed. This was my first repair attempt. Still not working, though. Before I pursue buying the charging port from another vendor (which I was having trouble with towards the end of its life and why I’m doing this repair now as opposed to 2 years ago), I want to confirm a few things.
Before I continue, I’d like to just note that no lights are going on, nothing is getting hot, and the portable battery (which turns off if it doesn’t detect that it’s charging anything) turns off after plugging in to phone.
One: Do we have to reapply any adhesives?
Two: Does the tape, if it’s no longer sticky, have to be purchased separately, or does that not matter?
Three: Do I need to apply any thermal paste?
If I did everything right (and the charging port is the real problem) I’d actually rate this as not difficult.
I can’t clip the battery connector back into its socket no matter how hard I try?
Cool, thanks for this guide! I have replaced the battery with a new one and everything works just fine. There is still life in this old girl. I forgot how nice the stereo sound works when watching videos. :) Thanks!
PS. To reconnect the signal cables use a pair of tweezers to hold the connector in place and push it in with a fine screwdriver tip. You should hear and feel a distinctive “click” indicating the connector is seated properly.
