Motorola Cliq Camera Replacement
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Last updated on Jan 28, 2014
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓This guide explains how to replace a damaged or broken camera on the Motorola Cliq. The camera is very fragile, so take care getting it out.
What you need
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Turning over your phone, place two fingers on the back cover and apply pressure away from the camera to slide the back cover off.
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Pinch the battery pull tab located below the camera, pull it upwards, and remove the battery.
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Wedge a plastic opening tool behind the panel covering the camera, pry it up, and remove it using your fingers.
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Remove the six 4.0 mm T4 Torx screws which line the edge of the back of the phone.
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Turn the phone over and slide out the keyboard.
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Wedge a plastic opening tool where the keyboard meets the back casing of the phone next to the headphone jack.
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Carefully pry open the back casing along the keyboard's edge until at least two corners of the back casing are separated from the keyboard.
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Press your thumb against the orange power cable and pull it down slowly to disconnect the power cable from the bottom of the keyboard.
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The rear casing and the rest of the phone should now be completely separated.
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Insert a 1.5mm flat head screw in the slit in between the camera housing and the bottom of the camera.
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Lightly pry upwards and the camera should come loose from the housing.
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Carefully grab the sides of the camera with your fingers and remove the camera.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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