LG Optimus T Button Replacement
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Last updated on May 2, 2017
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓This guide provides instructions on how to replace your broken home key and power & volume buttons on your LG Optimus T.
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Using a prying device, such as a Spudger, remove the phone's back cover. At the top of the phone, there's an indentation to put the Spudger into to pop the case off.
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Remove the battery. There's an indentation to the left of the camera lens to pull up on the battery with your finger.
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Remove interior case. Insert the spudger into the indentations at the top or bottom of the phone to pry off the interior case.
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Remove power button found on top of the phone.
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Remove the volume button found on the side of the phone.
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Remove SD card mount. Insert a plastic opening tool on the right side to pop off.
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There are 4 retaining points to insert a plastic opening tool into and pop off panel.
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Remove 2 black J0 Phillip's head 1.8 mm screws from charging port.
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Remove motherboard.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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