Reemplazo de la placa madre del Motorola Moto X

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Paso 1 Ensamblaje de la placa madre

Reemplazo de la placa madre del Motorola Moto X, Ensamblaje de la placa madre: paso 1, imagen 1 de 1

Retira los cinco tornillos Torx T3 de 3 mm del ensamblaje conector para audífonos/altavoz.

These screws appear to have some yellow locktite on them. I rounded 2 of them, so take caution and make sure your screw driver fits correctly. Otherwise you will need to find a drill press to extract them.

stevengrey - 18 de ene. de 2014 Contestar

Is the glass glued to the LCD like the iPhone 5? Is it possible to repair a broken front glass without changing the whole assembly?

Alisio - 10 de abr. de 2014 Contestar

Yes and Yes. Just fixed mine.

Buy a Glass+Frame from ebay. Do steps 1-18 and 37. Then just open the bottom two torx screws, no more. They are the only ones connected to the front frame. Then heat&remove the glass, tear off the frame with pliers. Then you just need to clean the screen from residue and apply LOCA and the Glass+Frame.

Adrian Koch - 5 de ene. de 2015

Yep, I rounded the bottom-left and bottom-center screws as well as my Torx driver, then slipped with the drill bit and went right through the mobo.

Coinneach - 29 de ene. de 2015 Contestar

All screws appear to be Torx T4.

ktmorimoto - 28 de oct. de 2016 Contestar

Paso 2

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Introduce un spudger bajo el mango del ensamblaje del conector para audífonos/altavoz y haz palanca para sacarlo de su hueco.
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The microphone assembly has foam tape adhesive on it and will want to separate with the headphone jack / speaker assembly.

Jacob Jaeggli - 20 de may. de 2015 Contestar

Paso 3

Insertar traducción aquíEmpuja la punta de un spudger bajo el clip de ensamblaje del micrófono para liberarlo del altavoz del auricular.
Si parece que falta el clip de ensamblaje, comprueba el ensamblaje del altavoz que se retiró en el paso anterior.

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Paso 4

Usa el extremo plano de un spudger para liberar el conector del cable del ensamblaje del micrófono.
Utiliza pinzas para retirar el ensamblaje del micrófono.

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Paso 5

Desconecta el conector del cable de la cámara frontal.
Saca la cámara frontal de su alojamiento con unas pinzas.

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There is a thin black foam gasket (like a small washer) that is stuck to the front of this camera lens housing. On mine, the gasket was stuck off-center with the inner edge in the field of view of the lens. Using tweezers, I removed it and re-attached it on center. The image is now much sharper!

ktmorimoto - 5 de nov. de 2016 Contestar

Paso 6

Retira los dos últimos tornillos Torx T3 de 3 mm del soporte de la ranura SIM.

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On my XT1053 Developer Edition, the Torx screws on the sim slot bracket were not T3 like all the others, they were T4. Trying to use a T3 screwdriver resulted in twisting off the tip of the screwdriver. A T4 screwdriver removed them just fine.

geekapproved - 26 de ene. de 2016 Contestar

Paso 7

Retira el soporte de la ranura SIM de la placa madre.

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Paso 8

Introduce el extremo plano de un spudger bajo la placa madre, encima del cable del ensamblaje de los botones, y haz palanca para sacarlo del teléfono.
Ten cuidado de no enganchar ningún cable.
Los botones pueden salirse de sus huecos; ten cuidado de no perderlos.

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Paso 9

Levanta suavemente la placa madre del teléfono, girándola desde el borde de la ranura SIM del teléfono.
No intentes separar la placa madre por completo; sigue conectada a la pantalla por el cable de la pantalla.

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Paso 10

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Tumba la placa madre para permitir el acceso al conector del cable de pantalla.
Utiliza el extremo plano de un spudger para girar la pestaña de retención del conector ZIF del cable de la pantalla.
Saca con cuidado el cable de pantalla de su conector mientras retiras la placa madre del ensamblaje de pantalla.

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When trying to put the motherboard connection back together I cannot get the flap to hold down. Anyone have a trick to help me get this connection to hold?

Dave - 8 de dic. de 2014 Contestar

I also struggled getting this cable back in, I actually assembled it thinking it was "in enough", only to find out I had to take it back apart and push it in further.

I found that you can lay the screen face down, with the cable upright at a 90 degree angle, then push the motherboard down onto the cable. When it goes in enough, it snaps in fairly well. If it's not in enough, it will be impossible to close the clamp.

Eric Moe - 2 de abr. de 2015 Contestar

There is a small black plastic piece which goes over the proximity sensor which can easily fall off. If it does, the sensor will malfunction and think that you are always close, which means you will not be able to hang up or do anything else with your phone while you are on a call and will just have to wait for the other person to hang up. I had to do more or less the whole job over again to reinsert this piece (I couldn't tell where it had fallen from and just hoped my phone would be alright with out it).

This is discussed in the thread here:

Can you disable the proximity sensor, Moto X?

You can see the black plastic over the proximity sensor in these two photos:

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Whereas it is missing in this photo:

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(The sensor is on the lower left in this last photo).

Malcolm Sailor - 10 de ene. de 2016 Contestar

When lifting the motherboard, note that there will be some resistance near the USB port due to an adhered foam gasket/funnel which channels sound from the tiny hole in the glass to the voice mic on the back side of the motherboard. Before re-installation of the motherboard, inspect the shape and hole in this foam gasket. It should look like cylindrical standoff about 0.1 inch tall. If it is not a clear sight to the tiny hole in the motherboard, sound will not reach the voice mic. I used the point of a spudger to re-form the hole.

ktmorimoto - 5 de nov. de 2016 Contestar