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Blackberry Playbook Repair Guide |
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Written by Administrator
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Wednesday, 21 September 2011 03:51 |
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Before you begin
Read this website's Legal Guidelines and make sure you understand the risks of this repair. Place your Blackberry Playbook on a clean flat and soft surface, such as a rubber mat or a piece of soft cloth and get the required opening tools
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Step 1
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Step 2
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Step 3
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Step 4
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Step 5
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Step 6
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Step 10
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Step 12
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 21 September 2011 03:57 |
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Blackberry 9630 Repair Guide |
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Written by Administrator
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Friday, 23 July 2010 03:36 |
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Before you begin
Read this website's Legal Guidelines and make sure you understand the risks of this repair. Place your Blackberry 9630 on a clean flat and soft surface, such as a rubber mat or a piece of soft cloth and get the required opening tools.
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Blackberry 9630
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Step 2
Turn your Blackberry 9630 on its front and remove the battery door and the battery.
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Step 3
Once backdoor has been removed, it will look like this.
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Step 4
Remove the simcard and microSD card if present.
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Step 5
Remove the Torx screws on the frame of the Blackberry 9630 as shown in picture.
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Step 6
There will be two more screws on the button of the Blackberry 9630.
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Step 10
Remove the torx screws you find under the front cover.
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Step 13
Now the bottom frame should come loose from the Blackberry 9630.
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Step 12
Remove carefully the coaxial cable used for signal on the Blackberry 9630.
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Step 15
Remove the keyboard connector by lifting it off from the Blackberry 9630 motherboard.
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Step 16
Once release, it will look like this.
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Step 17
You can now lift the Blakcberry 9530 motherboard to reveal two more connectors. The LCD screen and the trackpad.
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Step 18
Closer picture shows the connectors on the left hand side.
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Step 19
Disconnect the ribbon cable for the auxility buttons.
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Step 20
You should now have more freedom to disconnect the two ribbon cables off the Blackberry 9630 motherboard.
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Step 21
To remove the Blackberry 9630 Keypad, insert the flathead tool on the edge of the frame.
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Step 23
Front view of the Blackberry 9630 Keypad.
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Step 24
Top view of the Blackberry 9630 Frame.
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Step 25
Top view of the Blackberry 9630 motherboard.
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Step 26
Blackberry 9630 Screen can be easily removed by lifting it from the top end and rising it at an angle.
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Step 27
Once the Blackberry 9630 has been disassemble, it should look like this.
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Last Updated on Monday, 21 February 2011 21:57 |
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Blackberry Curve 8520 Trackpad Replacement |
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Written by Administrator
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Friday, 25 June 2010 01:40 |
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Before you begin
Read this website's Legal Guidelines and make sure you understand the risks of this repair. Place your Blackberry 8520 on a clean flat and soft surface, such as a rubber mat or a piece of soft cloth and get the required opening tools
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Step 2
Turn your Blackberry 8520 on its front and remove the Blackberry battery door and the Blackberry 8520 battery.
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Step 3
This is what it looks like when battery and door are removed.
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Step 4
Remove the simcard and microSD card if present.
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Step 5
Remove the Torx screws on the frame of the Blackberry 8520 as shown in picture.
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Step 6
Turn the Blackberry 8520 on the side and remove the 8520 front cover using the spudger as shown in the image.
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Step 10
Remove the torx screws you find under the front cover.
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Step 13
Now the metal frame should come loose from the Blackberry 8520 LCD.
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Step 12
Remove the other screw on top of the 8520 LCD frame.
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Step 15
Remove the remaining screws of the keypad.
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Step 16
Release the Blackberry 8520 motherboard from the back frame.
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Step 17
Now you set aside the 8520 logic board as shown in the image.
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Step 18
Turn the board around and easy off the LCD connector.
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Step 19
Remove the screw of the 8520 trackpad connector cover.
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Step 20
Remove the cover and ease off the Blackberry 8520 trackpad connector.
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Step 21
This is what is looks like when the Blackberry 8520 trackpad module is completeley removed from the board.
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Last Updated on Monday, 21 February 2011 22:24 |
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Blackberry Storm 9500 Repair Guide |
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Written by Administrator
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Saturday, 05 December 2009 17:33 |
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Before you begin
Read the legal information section and make sure you are qualified to attempt this repair. Place your Blackberry Storm 9500 on a clean flat and soft surface, such as a rubber mat or a piece of soft cloth and get the required opening tools.
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Turn your Blackberry Storm 9500 on its front.
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Step 2
Remove the battery door and the battery.
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Step 3
Remove the 2 screws under the battery compartment they are located right in the middle of the storm.
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Step 4
The second one is right below it.
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Step 5
Turn the Blackberry Storm 9500 around and pry off the microphone cover at the top using a plastic opening tool. Remove any screws you find underneath.
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Step 6
Here are the torx screws below that need to be removed.
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Step 10
On the other end there is another panel that needs to be removed which is part of the camera.
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Step 13
Once the plastic piece is removed you can see another 2 torx screws.
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Step 12
These torx scres need to be removed.
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Step 15
Use the torx screw to remove the 2 screws.
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Step 16
Once all 6 torx screws are removed you can now use teh green tool to remove the top frame from the bottom frame.
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Step 17
Use the edge of the green tool to life the off the hooks that connect the top and bottom frames.
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Step 18
Once you have worked you way all the way around the device with the green tool you can then take the front button frame you can now completely remove it from the bottom.
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Step 19
You can now lift the screen using a flathead screwdriver.
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Step 20
Keep the screen right next to the logicboard so the cable does not tear. In order to detatch the screen you need to access the other side of the logicboard.
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Step 21
This can be done by using a flathead and working your way around the logicboard so that it releases from the clips at its edges.
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Step 23
The logicboard and screen are now removed from the back frame of the storm.
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Step 24
Flip the logicboard around so that it is sitting on top of the screen.
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Step 25
This ribbon cable connection can be removed using a flathead to gently seperate it from the logicboard.
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Step 26
Carefully pry loose the wifi antenna connector. Be careful since the ring can get damaged easily.
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Step 27
A second ribbon cable can be disconnected. Again, use a flathead to gently remove the ribbon cable from the logicboard.
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Step 28
The logicboard can now be completely removed from the LCD and the center frame.
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Step 29
Here is a picture of the logicboard and the center frame.
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Step 30
Here is a picture of the LCD/touch screen.
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Step 31
Picture of the logicboard.
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Step 32
Here are all the parts that have been taken apart.
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Last Updated on Monday, 21 February 2011 22:42 |
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Blackberry 8800 Repair Guide |
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Written by Administrator
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Thursday, 12 November 2009 07:17 |
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Before you begin
Read this website's Legal Guidelines and make sure you understand the risks of this repair. Place your Blackberry 8800 on a clean flat and soft surface, such as a rubber mat or a piece of soft cloth and get the required opening tools
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Step 1
This is the back of the blackberry 8800 with the battery cover removed.
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Step 2
There are 4 torx screws that need to be removed.
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Step 3
Behind the backplate there are 2 more torx screws that need to be removed.
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Step 4
Once the 4 screws are removed you can then remove the the back cover that covers the top of the phone. To do this lift up from the bottom and push the casing away and upward simultaneously to ease it ouf of the 2 latches holding it in from the top.
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Step 5
Now the side plastic pieces can be removed from the device with the torque screws removed.
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Step 6
Remove the other side plastic piece just like the first one and flip your phone over and it will look like this. |
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Step 7
The bottom of the phone has a plastic clip that holds the backplate and frontplate together that needs to be removed.
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Step 8
This can be done by simply pulling on the plastic piece.
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Step 9
The wire that connects the antenna needs to be removed. It is delicate so do it with the little flathead screwdriver.
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Step 10
This is what the antenna cable looks like when it is disconnected.
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Step 11
Once the antenna cable is removed you can now seprate the 2 remaining pieces of casing apart. You can do this by using a flathead screw driver to go around the edge and undoing the snap together latches.
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Step 13
This is the 8800 logicboard from the back.
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Step 12
The last thing connected to the 8800 logicboard is the LCD ribbon cable.
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Step 15
It needs to be disconnected with the flathead screwdriver so you do not pull it of the 8800 logicboard and break the cable.
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Step 16
Now it can be removed from the casing.
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Step 17
This is the 5pin USB connector that can become loose or broken due to everyday use of the phone.
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Last Updated on Monday, 23 November 2009 17:11 |
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