Introduction
In this guide you'll be replacing your Blu Studio battery with a new one.
So along with the tools listed for this guide you will need to have already purchased a battery.
What you need
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To begin the removal of your back panel, first locate the lift tab on the bottom-right corner.
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Next, gently slide your thumb (or plastic tool if you prefer) down the seem running the length of your Blu Studio until the rear panel is completely removed.
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Your rear panel should be placed nearby and in a safe location until you are finished with your task.
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With your back panel already removed from the previous guide you'll need to acquire a Philips head screw driver size (PH00)
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Next proceed to remove all 16 screws (2.5mm in length), all screws are the same size so getting them mixed up will not be an issue later on.
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One of the lower right hand screws will be hidden under a sticker.
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After removing all 16 screws you can begin the process of removing the battery housing panel.
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You will need to use the thinner plastic prying tool to slowly outline the seem of the case starting from the top (near the camera).
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Try to be careful around the side buttons as the plastic is weakest there.
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After the top half of the case has been opened insert the thicker prying tool to keep the case open. This will help as the battery and battery housing have a suction cup like action that keeps them from separating.
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At this point your battery, motherboard, rear camera, and front camera should all be readily available for fixing. Happy fixing.
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With your back panel and battery housing removed you can proceed to replacing your battery.
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Locate the white indicator and wired connections.
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One way to tell if your battery needs to be replaced is water damage.
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If you believe your phone has water damage an indicator on your battery will tell you if water has been in contact with your battery by turning pink or red.
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Begin by lifting the battery from the phone frame. This can be done with plastic prying tools or tweezers.
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The battery is held in place with thermal glue so it will offer some resistance.
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This next step will involve your soldering workstation.
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Begin by desoldering the wires.
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At this point the battery can be removed and your replacement inserted in its place. (remember to properly dispose of your old battery).
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Re-solder the wires back onto the new battery's connector board.(Depending on the battery replacement purchased, it may come with its own wires which will have to be desoldered as well)
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