HTC Ozone Keyboard Replacement

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What you need

Step 1 Rear Battery Cover

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Flip the phone over to have the rear cover facing up.
The camera lens should be towards the top of the phone.

Step 2

Slide the cover up, towards the top of phone, to unlock the battery cover.
Lift the cover off phone and remove it.

Step 3 Battery

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Use your finger to push the top of the battery downwards and lift the battery out of the phone.

Step 4 Frame

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Remove the six Torx #5 screws that are securing the rear frame.

Step 5

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Tool used on this step:

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Pry the frame open, releasing the eight plastic tabs around the edge of the frame, using the plastic opening tool.
A plastic card can be used instead of the plastic opening tool.

Step 6 Motherboard

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Remove the single Phillips #0 screw that is securing the motherboard to the front case of the phone.

Step 7

Pry the motherboard away from the front of the plastic case using a plastic opening tool.
Be careful not to break the ribbon cable when prying away the motherboard.