Motorola G7 Power NA Service and Repair Manual

Motorola G7 Power NA
Level 2 – Service and Repair Manual
REVISION HISTORY
Revision Date Notes
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Revision History.................................................................................................................................. 2
List of Tables ....................................................................................................................................... 5
Table of Figures .................................................................................................................................. 5
Safety Information .............................................................................................................................. 6
Cautions and Warnings ....................................................................................................................... 6
Battery Safety Guidelines .................................................................................................................... 6
Introduction ......................................................................................................................................... 7
External Views..................................................................................................................................... 7
Main Exploded Views .......................................................................................................................... 9
Disassembly and Recovery ............................................................................................................. 11
Disassembly and Recovery Map....................................................................................................... 11
Tools Required for Disassembly ....................................................................................................... 12
Sim Tray Removal ............................................................................................................................. 14
IMEI Label Removal .......................................................................................................................... 15
Water Detection Label Inspection ..................................................................................................... 16
Battery Inlay Removal ....................................................................................................................... 17
Screw Tampering Label Inspection ................................................................................................... 25
Top Carrier Removal ......................................................................................................................... 26
Rear-Facing Camera Lens Removal ................................................................................................ 29
Rear-Facing Flash Lens Removal..................................................................................................... 30
Main PCB Removal ........................................................................................................................... 31
Front-Facing Camera Removal ......................................................................................................... 32
Rear-Facing Camera Removal ......................................................................................................... 33
Rear-Facing Flash Silicone Pad Removal ........................................................................................ 34
Headset Jack Grommet Removal ..................................................................................................... 35
BB Copper Foil Removal ................................................................................................................... 36
PMI Copper Foil Removal ................................................................................................................. 37
Bottom Carrier Removal .................................................................................................................... 38
Sub Board Removal .......................................................................................................................... 40
USB Grommet Removal .................................................................................................................... 41
Vibrator Removal .............................................................................................................................. 42
Primary Mic Grommet Removal ........................................................................................................ 43
Secondary Mic Grommet Removal ................................................................................................... 44
Earpiece Speaker Removal .............................................................................................................. 45
Battery Removal ................................................................................................................................ 46

Battery Foam Removal ..................................................................................................................... 48

Coax Cable Removal ........................................................................................................................ 49
Main Flex Removal ........................................................................................................................... 50
Parts Refresh ..................................................................................................................................... 51
Tools Required for Parts Refresh ..................................................................................................... 51
Copper Foil Adhesive Cleaning......................................................................................................... 52
Battery Inlay Cleaning ....................................................................................................................... 53
Front Housing Refresh ...................................................................................................................... 54
Assembly ........................................................................................................................................... 55
Assembly Map ................................................................................................................................... 55
Tools Required for Assembly ............................................................................................................ 56
Main Flex Assembly .......................................................................................................................... 57
Vibrator Assembly ............................................................................................................................. 57
Coax Cable Assembly ....................................................................................................................... 60
Battery Foam Assembly .................................................................................................................... 61
Battery Assembly .............................................................................................................................. 62
Sub Board Assembly......................................................................................................................... 64
Bottom Carrier Assembly .................................................................................................................. 66
Earpiece Speaker Assembly ............................................................................................................. 67
Secondary Mic Grommet Assembly .................................................................................................. 68
Primary Mic Grommet Assembly....................................................................................................... 64
BB Copper Foil Assembly ................................................................................................................. 69
PMI Copper Foil Assembly................................................................................................................ 70
Headset Jack Grommet Assembly .................................................................................................... 71
Front-Facing Camera Assembly ....................................................................................................... 72
Rear-Facing Camera Assembly ........................................................................................................ 73
Main PCB Assembly ......................................................................................................................... 74
Rear-Facing Flash Flex Assembly .................................................................................................... 76
Rear-Facing Camera Lens Assembly ............................................................................................... 77
Top Carrier Assembly ....................................................................................................................... 78
Finger Print Sensor Flex Assembly ................................................................................................... 79
Battery Inlay Assembly...................................................................................................................... 80
IMEI Label Assembly ........................................................................................................................ 84
Sim Tray Assembly ........................................................................................................................... 85

LIST OF TABLES
Table 1. External Views Parts List ........................................................................................................ 8
Table 2. Assembly Exploded View Parts List ....................................................................................... 9
TABLE OF FIGURES
Figure 1. External Views ....................................................................................................................... 7
Figure 2. Assembly Exploded View ...................................................................................................... 9

SAFETY INFORMATION
Cautions and Warnings
Electrostatic Discharge
The phone components may be damaged by electrostatic discharge (ESD). Always use an ESD mat and ground strap
when working with internal components.
Battery Safety Guidelines

Handle Battery with care. Ensure Battery edges and surfaces are not dented or deformed. If the Battery Pack is dropped
to the floor, it may be internally damaged and must be scrapped.
Ensure all surfaces, fixtures, and phone components contacting the Battery are smooth and clean.
Ensure Battery and its insulation are not damaged (e.g. scratched, dented, punctured) prior to and throughout assembly.
Prior to assembly, ensure Battery edges and surfaces are not dented or deformed, and that fixtures and parts that will
contact the Battery are free of foreign material.
Ensure screws and screwdrivers do not contact the Battery.
Failure to adhere to Safety Critical Note(s) may increase risk of rupture, burning, or failure to function safely when used
by the customer.

INTRODUCTION
External Views
Figure 1. External Views

Table 1. External Views Parts List
Reference # Description
1 Rear Housing
2 SIM Tray
3 Secondary Mic
4 Headset Jack
5 Front-Facing Camera
6 Speaker Mesh
7 Front-Facing Flash
8 Display
9 Primary Mic
10 USB Port
11 Volume Key
12 Power Key
13 Camera Deco
14 Rear-Facing Camera
15 Rear-Facing Camera Flash
16 Finger Print Sensor Deco
17 Finger Print Sensor
18 Battery Inlay

Main Exploded Views

Figure 2. Assembly Exploded View
Table 2. Assembly Exploded View Parts List
Reference # Description Recovery Part

1 XT1955-5 TP LCM ASSY BE&712601008651 CS Yes
XT1955-5 MB 3+32G SS&715201008571CS
XT1955DL MB 3+32G SS&715201008771_TF
XT1955-5 MB 3+32G SS&715201008781_CKT
2 Yes
XT1955-5 MB 3+32G DS&715201008791_TMO
XT1955-5 MB 3+32G DS&715201008801_Metro
XT1955-6 MB 3+32G DS&715201008811_VZW
3 XT1955-5 Sub Board&715201008581CS Yes
4 XT1955 Flash Board&715201008591 CS Yes
5 XT1955-5 Rear Housing BE&712601008661 CS Yes
XT1955-5 Batt Cover BE&712601008671_CKT
XT1955-5 Batt Cover BE&712601008681_TF
6 XT1955-5 Batt Cover BE&712601008691_VZW Yes
XT1955-5 Batt Cover BE&712601008961_1 CS
XT1955-5 Batt Cover BE&712601008701 CS
7 WT+715308006441+SIM Tray BE Yes
8 WT+713300340011+FPC No
WT+715302000821+RF cable WH
9 Yes
WT+715302000811+RF cable BL
10 WT+710324100301+ Speaker No

Reference # Description Recovery Part

11 WT+711500341041+BLK subframe Yes
12 MDL,FNGRPRT,Oslo,FPC1028,MAR Blue,SLVR,M Yes
ACCY,BAT,ACCY,BAT,5000mAh,JK50,ATL486585
13 No
ACCY,BAT,BAT,5000mAh,JK50,ATL486585,ATL,
14 WT+711500341021+BLK FPS frame Yes
15 WT+712300341031+USB rubber Yes
16 WT+715000341041+f-cam copper foil No
17 WT+712300341021+main Mic rubber Yes
18 WT+712300341061+front camera rubber Yes
19 WT+715000341051+flash board Silica gel No
20 WT+712300341051+earphone rubber Yes
21 WT+712300341041+Sub-Mic rubber Yes
22 WT+712400340291+battery protection foam No
23 WT+712400340281+battery cover protection No
24 WT+712400341071+FPS Ground foam No
25 WT+711900340011+NEG glass No
26 WT+710613000421+motor dongci No
27 WT+710922000691+Screw BLK No
28 WT+710921000901+Screw silver No
29 WT+712100341041+RF Cable Mylar No
30 MDL,CAMR,8MP,OFILM L4H7F80 COB FF 30PIN Yes
31 MDL,CAMR,12MP,OFILM L12AA20 COB AF 30PIN Yes
-- XT1955-5 CamLens Adhesive&711500340771 No
-- XT1955-5 Batt Adhesive&711500340811 No
-- XT1955-5 BattCover Adhesive&711500341C01 No
-- XT1955-5 F-Cover SPK Foam&711500341C11 No
-- XT1955-5 R-Cover SPK Foam&711500341C21 No

DISASSEMBLY AND RECOVERY

Disassembly and Recovery Map
*Shaded parts may be eligible for parts recovery.

Tools Required for Disassembly

The following tools are required to disassemble the Motorola G7 Power NA phone.
Description Part # Picture/Drawing
Battery Inlay/Display Removal Fixture MR-M2-001
3 mm Allen Wrench --
Hot Plate --
Battery Inlay Removal Insert MR-M2-001-040
Heating Plate 3-00-V9-10000
Thin Plastic Spudger 0-00-00-40826

Description Part # Picture/Drawing
SIM/SD Tray Removal Tool --
Black Stick --
Torque Driver --
Shim 4-00-5L-10000
T5 Torx Bit --
ESD Mat -- --
Wrist Strap -- --
Gloves -- --
Tweezers (Plastic) -- --

Sim Tray Removal

NOTE
The SIM Tray can be recovered and
reused after removal.
1. Power off the device before beginning with the

procedure. Use the SIM Tray Removal pin to
push into the SIM Tray hole.
2. Press the SIM Tray Removal pin to make it pop-

out as shown.
3. Use fingers to take out the SIM Tray.

IMEI Label Removal

NOTE
Remove the IMEI Label only if
necessary. After you remove it, you
cannot reuse it.
Use the Plastic Tweezer to remove the IMEI Label

from the SIM tray.

Water Detection Label Inspection

NOTE
If the Water Detection Label (WDL) has been
activated, the phone’s warranty no longer applies.
Inspect the WDL inside the SIM Tray Slot for signs of
activation. Use external light if needed.

Battery Inlay Removal

NOTE
The Battery Inlay can be recovered and

reused after removal if it is undamaged.
Preheating for Battery Inlay Removal
NOTE
Battery Inlay Removal Methods A and B have the

same preheating steps as shown below.
//CAUTION//
Do not set the Hot Plate temperature higher than
80 ° C (176 ° F). Damage to phone may occur.
1. Set the Hot Plate to 80 ° C (176 ° F).
NOTE
Preheating with an oven is also acceptable if the
oven is set to the same temperature
2. Place the phone on the Heating Plate, with the

Battery Inlay side down.
3. Wait 10 minutes for the Battery Inlay Adhesive to

warm up.

4. Remove the phone from the Hot Plate or the

oven.
NOTE
Perform the Battery Inlay removal procedure
before the phone starts to cool off.
//CAUTION//
Wear protective gloves when handling heated
phones.

Battery Inlay Removal Method A

1. If the Moto Display/Battery Inlay Removal
Fixture MR-M2-001 currently holds the Moto
Battery Inlay Removal Insert MR-M2-001-040,
skip to step 7.
2. Use the 3 mm Allen Wrench to loosen the

screws holding the side rails on the
Display/Battery Inlay Removal Fixture. Do not
remove the rails.
3. Use the 3 mm Allen Wrench to remove the two

center screws holding the Display/Battery Inlay
Removal Insert in place (if present). Remove the
Insert.
4. Orient the Battery Inlay Removal Insert MR-M2-

001-039 in relation to the Display/Battery Inlay
Removal Fixture as shown. Place the Insert in
the Display Removal Fixture.

5. Use the 3 mm Allen Wrench on the two center

screws to tighten the Display/Battery Inlay
Removal Insert into position.
6. Slide both side rails on the Display/Battery Inlay

Removal Fixture firmly against the
Display/Battery Inlay. Use the 3 mm Allen
Wrench to tighten the four outside screws on the
underside of the Display/Battery Inlay Removal
Insert.
7. Follow preheating steps described on page 18.
//CAUTION//
Use protective gloves when handling heated
phones.
NOTE
Perform the Battery Inlay procedure before the
phone starts to cool off.
8. Place the phone into the press, face down.

9. Use an alignment pin to lock the phone as

shown.
10. Firmly press the phone into the Insert, face

down.
11. Use the Heat Gun to warm the phone edges for
about 3 minutes. Keep the Heat Gun in motion to
avoid damaging the phone.
12. Use the Thin Plastic Spudger to loosen or cut

the adhesive holding the Battery Inlay to the
phone.
//CAUTION//
Do not insert the Thin Plastic Spudger more than
10 mm to prevent damaging internal components.
//CAUTION//
Be careful not to bend the Battery Inlay. Damage
to the phone may occur.

13. Use the Thin Plastic Spudger to break the

suction on the suction cups attached to the
Battery Inlay.
14. Use the Thin Plastic Spudger to break the

suction on the suction cups attached to the
bottom of Battery Inlay.
15. You may need to repeat this process on some

suction cups.
16. After all the suction cups have been released,

carefully slide the phone out of the Display
Removal Fixture.

Battery Inlay Removal Method B

1. Follow preheating steps described on page 18.
2. Use finger to attach the Suction Tool to the

bottom of the Battery Inlay.
3. Use fingers to create a gap between Battery

Inlay and Rear housing using the Suction Tool.
Use the Thin Plastic Spudger to disengage the
Battery Inlay from all the sides of the phone.
Start at the point as shown.
//CAUTION//
Do not insert the Thin Plastic Spudger more than
10 mm to prevent damaging internal
components.
4. Split the Battery Inlay from the phone.
/// WARNING ///

Use care not to disconnect the Finger Print
Sensor (FPS) Flex from the Battery Inlay Cover
when removing the Rear Housing.

Battery Inlay Removal Completion

1. Use the pointed end of the Black Stick to press
down and disengage the FPS from the phone.
2. Use fingers to lift the Battery Inlay from the

phone.

Screw Tampering Label Inspection

NOTE
If a Screw Tampering Label is damaged, the
phone’s warranty no longer applies.
Inspect the Screw Tampering Labels located on the

Top Carrier and Bottom Carrier as shown. Verify
they are correctly placed and examine them for
signs of tampering.

Top Carrier Removal

NOTE
The Top Carrier can be recovered and
1. Use the Torque Driver with T5 Torx Bit to

remove the 10 screws as shown.
/// WARNING ///

The screws cannot be reused after removal.
2. Use the flat end of the Black Stick to lift the Top
Carrier from the Rear Housing.
3. Use fingers to disengage the lift up the Top

Carrier from the phone.
NOTE
Be careful with the Finger Print Sensor Flex.

4. Use the Plastic Tweezer to remove the

plastic block from the Main PCB.
5. Use the flat end of the Black Stick to

remove the Battery BtB Connector from
the Main PCB.
6. Use the flat end of the Black Stick to

remove the Finger Print Sensor BtB
Connector from the Main PCB.
7. Use fingers to remove the Finger Print

Sensor Flex from the gap on the Top
Carrier.


NOTE
activated, the phone’s warranty no longer
applies.
Inspect the WDL, which is visible on the Main

PCB. Examine it for signs of activation.

Rear-Facing Camera Lens Removal

NOTE
Remove the Rear-Facing Camera
Lens only if it is defective or damaged.
After you remove it, you cannot reuse
it.
Use the pointed end of the Black Stick to push the

Rear-Facing Camera Lens from the Rear-Facing
Imager Deco.

Rear-Facing Flash Lens Removal

NOTE
Remove the Rear-Facing Flash Lens
only if necessary. After you remove it,
you cannot reuse it.
Use the flat end of the Black Stick to push out the
Rear-Facing Flash Lens from the gap on the Rear
Housing.

Main PCB Removal

NOTE
The Main PCB can be recovered and
1. Use the flat end of the Black Stick to remove the

Proximity Flex, Side-Key Flex, Main Flex, and
Display Flex BtB Connector as shown.

remove the screw as shown.
/// WARNING ///

The screw cannot be reused after removal.
3. Use the Plastic Tweezer to remove the Coax

Cables from the Main PCB as shown.
4. Use the flat end of the Black Stick to gently lift

the Main PCB as shown.

Front-Facing Camera Removal

NOTE
The Front-Facing Camera can be
recovered and reused after removal.
1. Use the Plastic Tweezer to peel off the Copper

Foil from the Front-Facing Camera on the Main
PCB as shown.
2. Use the flat end of the Black Stick to push out

the Front-Facing Camera from the Main PCB.

Rear-Facing Camera Removal

NOTE
The Rear-Facing Camera can be
Use the flat end of the Black Stick to gently remove

the Rear-Facing Camera from the Main PCB.

Rear-Facing Flash Silicone Pad Removal

NOTE
The Rear-Facing Flash Silicone Pad
cannot be recovered and reused after
removal.
Use the Plastic Tweezer to gently peel off the

Rear-Facing Flash Silicone Pad from the Main
PCB.

Headset Jack Grommet Removal

NOTE
The Headset Jack Grommet can be
Use the Plastic Tweezer to remove the Headset

Jack Grommet from the Main PCB.

BB Copper Foil Removal

NOTE
The BB Copper Foil cannot be
Use the Plastic Tweezer to remove the BB Copper

Foil from the Main PCB.

PMI Copper Foil Removal

NOTE
The PMI Copper Foil cannot be
Use the Plastic Tweezer to remove the PMI

Copper Foil from the Main PCB.

Bottom Carrier Removal

NOTE
The Bottom Carrier can be recovered
and reused after removal.

remove the four screws as shown.
/// WARNING ///

The screws cannot be reused after removal.
2. Use the flat end of the Black Stick to lift the

Bottom Carrier.


NOTE
activated, the phone’s warranty no longer
applies.
Inspect the WDL, which is visible on the Sub

board. Examine it for signs of activation.

Sub Board Removal

NOTE
The Sub Board can be recovered and

Main Flex BtB Connector from the Sub Board.
2. Use the Plastic Tweezer to remove the Coax

Cables from the Sub Board as shown.

remove the screw as shown.

Sub Board from the location as shown.

USB Grommet Removal

NOTE
The USB Grommet can be recovered
Use the Plastic Tweezer to remove the USB

Grommet from the Sub Board as shown.

Vibrator Removal
NOTE
Remove the Vibrator only if
cannot reuse it.
Use the flat end of the Black Stick to gently

disengage the Vibrator from the Rear Housing as
shown.

Primary Mic Grommet Removal

NOTE
The Primary Mic Grommet can be
Use the Plastic Tweezer to remove the Primary

Mic Grommet from the Rear Housing as shown.

Secondary Mic Grommet Removal

NOTE
The Secondary Mic Grommet can be
Use the Plastic Tweezer to gently disengage the

Secondary Mic Grommet from the location as
shown.

Earpiece Speaker Removal

NOTE
Remove the Earpiece Speaker only if
cannot reuse it.
1. Use the flat end of the Black Stick to lift the

Earpiece Speaker from the location as
shown.
2. Remove the Earpiece Speaker from the

phone.

Battery Removal
/// WARNING /// // CAUTION //
Failure to adhere to Safety Critical Note(s) may Handle the Battery Pack with care. If dropped on the
increase risk of rupture, burning, or failure to floor, it may be internally damaged and must be
function safely when used by the customer. Refer scrapped.
to the Battery Safety Guidelines.
Ensure Battery and its insulation are not damaged (e.g.
scratched, dented, punctured) prior to and through
NOTE assembly.
Prior to assembly, ensure Battery edges and surfaces
The Battery cannot be recovered and
reused after removal. are not dented or deformed, and that fixtures and parts
that will contact the Battery are free of foreign material.
Ensure screws and screwdrivers do not contact the
Battery.
1. Set the temperature of the Hot Plate to 80 ° C

(176 ° F).
// CAUTION //
Do not set the Hot Plate temperature higher than
80 ° C (176 ° F). Damage to the phone may occur.
NOTE
F
Preheating with an oven is also acceptable if the
oven is set to the same temperature.
2. Place the phone on the Hot Plate, with the

Display side down.
3. Wait 10 minutes for the adhesive to warm up.

4. Use the Thin Plastic Spudger to cut the

adhesives from the top of the Battery.

adhesives from top of the Battery.

adhesives underneath the Battery from all
sides.
7. Use fingers to carefully lift the Battery.

Battery Foam Removal

NOTE
The Battery Foam cannot be
Use fingers to gently remove the Battery Foam

from the location as shown.

Coax Cable Removal

NOTE
The Coax Cables can be recovered
1. Use the Plastic Tweezer to remove the

protective tape on the Coax Cables. Coax
Cable from the pocket on the recess of the
phone.
2. Use fingers to remove the Coax Cables from

the recess of the phone.

Main Flex Removal

NOTE
After you remove the Main Flex you
cannot reuse it.
Use fingers to gently peel off the Main Flex as

shown.

PARTS REFRESH
Tools Required for Parts Refresh
The following tools are required for parts refresh of the Motorola G7 Power NA phone.
Description Part # Image

Plastic Tweezers -- --
Black Stick -- --
ESD Mat -- --
Wrist Strap -- --
Isopropyl (ISP) Alcohol -- --
Cotton Swabs -- --
Cleaning Pads -- --
Gloves or Finger Collets -- --

Copper Foil Adhesive Cleaning

Use the ISP Alcohol and Cotton Swabs to remove
all the adhesives on the Copper Foil.

Battery Inlay Cleaning

Use the ISP Alcohol and Cotton Swabs to remove
all the adhesives on the Battery Inlay.
/// CAUTION ///

Remove the adhesive carefully to avoid
damage to the Battery Inlay.

Front Housing Refresh

Use the ISP Alcohol and Cotton Swabs to remove all
the adhesives from the location as shown.

ASSEMBLY
Assembly Map

Tools Required for Assembly

The following tools are required to assemble the Motorola G7 Power NA phone.
Description Part # Picture / Drawing
Fixture Press ---
Oslo H Inlay Press Adapter ---
Oslo H Inlay Press ---
Tweezers (Plastic) -- --
Gloves or Finger Collets -- --

Main Flex Assembly

Description Reference #
XT1955-5 TP LCM ASSY BE&712601008651 CS 1
1. Use fingers to place the battery foam on the

location as shown.
2. Use fingers to place and secure the Main Flex

on the phone as shown.
3. Use fingers to press down and secure the Main

flex in the position as shown.

4. Use fingers to press down and secure the Main

flex in the position as shown.

Vibrator Assembly
WT+710613000421+motor dongci 26
1. Place the adhesive on the Rear Housing and

peel off the liner.
2. Use the Plastic Tweezer to place the Vibrator

on the location as shown.

Coax Cable Assembly

XT1955 Flash Board&715201008591 CS 4
WT+715302000821+RF cable WH
9
WT+715302000811+RF cable BL
1. Use fingers to place the Coax Cables in the

recess of the phone.
2. Use the Plastic Tweezer to place the

protective tape on the Coax Cables.
3. Use fingers to press down and secure the

protective tape on the Coax Cables.

Battery Foam Assembly

13
Use fingers to gently place the Battery Foam on the

location as shown.

Battery Assembly
XT1955-5 Batt Cover BE&712601008691_VZW 6
13
WT+712400340291+battery protection foam 22
WT+712400340281+battery cover protection 23
/// WARNING /// // CAUTION //

Failure to adhere to Safety Critical Note(s) may Handle the Battery Pack with care. If dropped to the
increase risk of rupture, burning, or failure to floor, it may be internally damaged and must be
function safely when used by the customer. scrapped.
Refer to the Battery Safety Guidelines.
Ensure Battery and its insulation are not damaged (e.g.
scratched, dented, punctured) prior to and throughout
assembly.
Prior to assembly, ensure Battery edges and surfaces
are not dented or deformed, and that fixtures and parts
that will contact the Battery are free of foreign material.
Ensure screws and screwdrivers do not contact the
Battery.
1. Place the Battery Adhesive on the location as

shown and peel off the liner.

2. Use fingers to place the Battery on the phone

as shown.
3. Use fingers to press down the Battery to

secure it on the phone.
NOTE
Press the Battery from top to bottom and vice
versa.
4. Use the Manual Roller to roll over the Battery

for 10 cycles to secure the Battery on the Rear
Housing.
NOTE
For each cycle roll the Manual Roller from top to
bottom of the Battery and vice versa.
NOTE
Each cycle should last for 3 seconds.

Primary Mic Grommet Assembly

XT1955 Flash Board&715201008591 CS 4
WT+712300341021+main Mic rubber 17
Use the Plastic Tweezer to place and secure the

Primary Mic Grommet on the location as shown.

Sub Board Assembly

XT1955-5 Sub Board&715201008581CS 3
XT1955 Flash Board&715201008591 CS 4
1. Use the Plastic Tweezer to place the Sub

Board on the location as shown.

tighten the screw as shown (0.6kgf± 0.05).

Bottom Carrier Assembly

XT1955 Flash Board&715201008591 CS 4
XT1955-5 Sub Board&715201008581CS 3
WT+710922000691+Screw BLK 27
1. Use fingers to place the Bottom Carrier onto

the Rear Housing, bottom part first.

tighten the four screws as shown
(0.8kgf± 0.05).

Earpiece Speaker Assembly

WT+710324100301+ Speaker 10
WT+712300341051+earphone rubber 20
1. Place the adhesive on the Rear Housing and

peel off the liner.
2. Use the Plastic Tweezer to place the Earpiece

Speaker on the location, aligning with the pins
as shown.

Secondary Mic Grommet Assembly

WT+712300341041+Sub-Mic rubber 21
Use the Plastic Tweezer to place the Secondary Mic

Grommet on the location as shown.

BB Copper Foil Assembly

XT1955-5 MB 3+32G SS&715201008571CS
XT1955DL MB 3+32G SS&715201008771_TF
XT1955-5 MB 3+32G SS&715201008781_CKT
2
XT1955-5 MB 3+32G DS&715201008791_TMO
XT1955-5 MB 3+32G DS&715201008801_Metro
XT1955-6 MB 3+32G DS&715201008811_VZW
1. Use the Plastic Tweezer to place the BB

Copper Foil on the CPU Shield on the Main
PCB and remove the liner as shown.
2. Use the Plastic Tweezer to place the

Conductive Cloth on the CPU Shield on the
Main PCB as shown.

PMI Copper Foil Assembly

XT1955-5 MB 3+32G SS&715201008571CS
XT1955DL MB 3+32G SS&715201008771_TF
XT1955-5 MB 3+32G SS&715201008781_CKT
2
XT1955-5 MB 3+32G DS&715201008791_TMO
XT1955-5 MB 3+32G DS&715201008801_Metro
XT1955-6 MB 3+32G DS&715201008811_VZW
Use the Plastic Tweezer to place the PMI Copper

Foil on the CPU Shield on the Main PCB and
remove the liner as shown.

Headset Jack Grommet Assembly

XT1955-5 MB 3+32G SS&715201008571CS
XT1955DL MB 3+32G SS&715201008771_TF
XT1955-5 MB 3+32G SS&715201008781_CKT
2
XT1955-5 MB 3+32G DS&715201008791_TMO
XT1955-5 MB 3+32G DS&715201008801_Metro
XT1955-6 MB 3+32G DS&715201008811_VZW

Headset Jack Grommet on the Main PCB.

Front-Facing Camera Assembly

XT1955-5 MB 3+32G SS&715201008571CS
XT1955DL MB 3+32G SS&715201008771_TF
XT1955-5 MB 3+32G SS&715201008781_CKT
2
XT1955-5 MB 3+32G DS&715201008791_TMO
XT1955-5 MB 3+32G DS&715201008801_Metro
XT1955-6 MB 3+32G DS&715201008811_VZW
WT+715000341041+f-cam copper foil 16
WT+712300341061+front camera rubber 18
MDL,CAMR,8MP,OFILM L4H7F80 COB FF 30PIN 30
1. Use fingers to place the Front-Facing Camera

on the location on the Main PCB. Use the flat
end of the Black Stick to secure the Front-
Facing Camera as shown.
2. Use the Plastic Tweezer to place and secure

the Copper Foil on the Front-Facing Camera
as shown.

Rear-Facing Camera Assembly

XT1955-5 MB 3+32G SS&715201008571CS
XT1955DL MB 3+32G SS&715201008771_TF
XT1955-5 MB 3+32G SS&715201008781_CKT
2
XT1955-5 MB 3+32G DS&715201008791_TMO
XT1955-5 MB 3+32G DS&715201008801_Metro
XT1955-6 MB 3+32G DS&715201008811_VZW
XT1955-5 Rear Housing BE&712601008661 CS 5
Use fingers to place the Rear-Facing Camera on

the location on the Main PCB. Use the flat end of
the Black Stick to secure the Rear-Facing Camera
as shown.

Main PCB Assembly

XT1955-5 MB 3+32G SS&715201008571CS
XT1955DL MB 3+32G SS&715201008771_TF
XT1955-5 MB 3+32G SS&715201008781_CKT
2
XT1955-5 MB 3+32G DS&715201008791_TMO
XT1955-5 MB 3+32G DS&715201008801_Metro
XT1955-6 MB 3+32G DS&715201008811_VZW
WT+710921000901+Screw silver 28
1. Use the flat end of the Black Stick to place the

Main PCB onto the Rear Housing, top part
first.
2. Use the Plastic Tweezer to place the Coax

Cables on the Cable connectors on the Main
PCB.

tighten the screw (0.8kgf± 0.05).

4. Use fingers to place the Proximity Flex, Side-

Key Flex, Main Flex, and Display Flex BtB
Connector as shown.

Rear-Facing Flash Flex Assembly

WT+715000341051+flash board Silica gel 19

Rear-Facing Flash Flex on the location as shown.

Rear-Facing Camera Lens Assembly

WT+711900340011+NEG glass 25
MDL,CAMR,12MP,OFILM L12AA20 COB AF 30PIN 31

Rear-Facing Camera Lens on the Top Carrier.

Top Carrier Assembly

XT1955-5 MB 3+32G SS&715201008571CS
XT1955DL MB 3+32G SS&715201008771_TF
XT1955-5 MB 3+32G SS&715201008781_CKT
2
XT1955-5 MB 3+32G DS&715201008791_TMO
XT1955-5 MB 3+32G DS&715201008801_Metro
XT1955-6 MB 3+32G DS&715201008811_VZW
WT+710922000691+Screw BLK 27
WT+710921000901+Screw silver 28
1. Use the flat end of the Black Stick to place the

Top Carrier onto the Rear Housing as shown.

tighten the 10 screws (0.8kgf± 0.05).
NOTE
Make sure the Black and White screws are
placed on their correct locations.

Finger Print Sensor Flex Assembly

WT+713300340011+FPC 8
MDL,FNGRPRT,Oslo,FPC1028,MAR Blue,SLVR,M 12
WT+711500341021+BLK FPS frame 14
WT+712400341071+FPS Ground foam 24
1. Use fingers to place and secure the Finger

Print Sensor Flex in the pocket on the Rear
Housing.
2. Use fingers to place the plastic block on the

Finger Print Sensor Flex as shown.

Battery Inlay Assembly

XT1955-5 BattCover Adhesive&711500341C01 --
XT1955-5 Batt Cover BE&712601008691_VZW 6
WT+713300340011+FPC 8
MDL,FNGRPRT,Oslo,FPC1028,MAR Blue,SLVR,M 12
1. Place the adhesive on the Battery Inlay and

peel off the liner.
2. Split the Battery from the phone. Make sure the

FPS Flex is being placed in the gap on the
Battery Inlay.
3. Use fingers to press down the Battery to secure

it firmly.

4. Use fingers to attach the corresponding

adapter to the Fixture Press.
5. Place the Battery Inlay Removal Insert in the

Fixture Press.
6. Place the phone in the Battery Inlay Removal

Insert as shown.
7. Press down the handle of the Fixture Press for

5 minutes to secure the Battery Inlay firmly on
the phone.
8. Take the phone out from the Fixture Press.

9. Apply manual pressure to the Battery Inlay as

follows:
10. Place both thumbs on point 1 (in the middle of
the Inlay) and slide them out to point 2.
11. Place both thumbs on point 3 and slide them
out to point 4.
out to point 6.
out to point 8.
out to point 10.
out to point 12.


around the perimeter of the Battery Inlay to
point 2.

IMEI Label Assembly

WT+715308006441+SIM Tray BE 7
Peel the IMEI Label from the liner and secure it on

the SIM Door in the location as shown.

Sim Tray Assembly

WT+715308006441+SIM Tray BE 7
Insert the SIM Tray in the transceiver as shown.


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Battery Foam Removal ..................................................................................................................... 48

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Battery Safety Guidelines

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Figure 1. External Views

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Table 1. External Views Parts List

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Main Exploded Views

Table 2. Assembly Exploded View Parts List

Reference # Description Recovery Part

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Reference # Description Recovery Part

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DISASSEMBLY AND RECOVERY

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Tools Required for Disassembly

Description Part # Picture/Drawing

Battery Inlay/Display Removal Fixture MR-M2-001

Battery Inlay Removal Insert MR-M2-001-040

Heating Plate 3-00-V9-10000

Thin Plastic Spudger 0-00-00-40826

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Description Part # Picture/Drawing

SIM/SD Tray Removal Tool --

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Sim Tray Removal

1. Power off the device before beginning with the

2. Press the SIM Tray Removal pin to make it pop-

3. Use fingers to take out the SIM Tray.

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IMEI Label Removal

Use the Plastic Tweezer to remove the IMEI Label

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Water Detection Label Inspection

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Battery Inlay Removal

The Battery Inlay can be recovered and

Preheating for Battery Inlay Removal

Battery Inlay Removal Methods A and B have the

1. Set the Hot Plate to 80 ° C (176 ° F).

2. Place the phone on the Heating Plate, with the

3. Wait 10 minutes for the Battery Inlay Adhesive to

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4. Remove the phone from the Hot Plate or the

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Battery Inlay Removal Method A

2. Use the 3 mm Allen Wrench to loosen the

3. Use the 3 mm Allen Wrench to remove the two

4. Orient the Battery Inlay Removal Insert MR-M2-

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5. Use the 3 mm Allen Wrench on the two center

6. Slide both side rails on the Display/Battery Inlay

7. Follow preheating steps described on page 18.

8. Place the phone into the press, face down.

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9. Use an alignment pin to lock the phone as

10. Firmly press the phone into the Insert, face

12. Use the Thin Plastic Spudger to loosen or cut

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