Introduction
The battery in the Motorola Moto G5s is sealed inside the phone housing. In the instance that you have to replace a faulty battery, there is a specific procedure that you have to follow.
Before you begin, download the Rescue and Smart Assistant app to backup your device and diagnose whether your problem is software or hardware related.
What you need
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Bring the heat gun one to two inches from the edges of the display to melt the display adhesive.
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Spend equal amounts of time applying heat around the entire edge of the phone.
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Insert the opening tool inside the loosened edge.
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Gradually work the opening tool around the edge of the entire screen to cut through the adhesive.
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Remove the nine black 5mm Torx-5 screws.
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Remove the seven silver 5mm Torx-5 screws.
it took me an hour just to get the display open and I ended damaginging up the screen in the process so I do not recommend anyone doing it by themselves unless they are ok with wasting money on a new battery and the phone.
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Use the opening tool to remove the two metal connectors located above the battery.
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Apply a gentle upward pressure to loosen the metal plates.
These connectors are for the cameras. There’s no need to remove them if you are simply replacing the battery. Step 14 can be deleted.
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Insert the spudger underneath the right side of the battery.
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Apply a moderate upward force along the length of battery, until the battery lifts out of place.
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Remove the battery with your hand.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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The screen is not coming off. I have set the temperature at 125 Celsius on my smd rework station and have tried heating up to 3 minutes. I am focusing heat on the lower part. The Adhesive doesn't become loose even a bit. I do not want to increase temperature further or heat for a longer time period before asking experts. Does moto g5 sPlus use a stronger adhesive?
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