Introduction
This replacement guide shows how to disassemble Huawei Nexus 6P camera and audio jack. While your Google Nexus 6P related parts get damaged, just follow this guide to DIY replace them by yourself.
What you need
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Heat up back glass panel.
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Use hobby knife to open a gap and cut the fierce sticker underneath rear glass panel.
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Heat up bottom plastic panel.
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Use hobby knife to open a gap and insert guitar picks to cut adhesive underneath.
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Twist off 6 Phillips screws together.
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Insert guitar picks and plastic opening tool to separate front assembly from back cover.
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Unscrew one Phillips screw.
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Remove metal bracket securing flex contactors.
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Release 3 flex contactors and remove it .
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Twist off 5 Phillips screws together and release battery contactor.
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Remove metal bracket securing LCD contactor.
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Release metal bracket securing front camera contactor and headphone jack contactor.
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Disconnect signal cable contactor.
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Release LCD contactor.
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Pry up and remove motherboard.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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4 Guide Comments
Does the headphone jack have a part number?
I can't find the replacement part anywhere online.
Headphone jack part number 9-HU-2909
I am searching all over the www for headphone jack. It's listed at two stores for $9.99. But, no stock.
Headphone jacks for every other silly phone are available all over the internet for couple of $.
Awesome guide! I used this guide to replace my rear camera because the old camera’s focus was stuck in one position (which is a common problem with 6p’s apparently). The guide was spot on, and it has good pictures showing you what to do. It only took me about 30-40 minutes to complete.
Very useful, even multiple years later. I used it to complete a full mainboard swap as I corrupted the partitions on my original board. I followed this guide and it worked perfectly. Patience is key for the glass camera lens.
