Nokia E71x Motherboard Replacement

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Introduction

You will need a Torx number 4 to complete this repair guide.

Step 1 Motherboard

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Remove battery

Step 2

Using Torx number 4 unscrew the four 0.5mm screws.

Step 3

Push in four clips to detach the body.

Step 4

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Separate the body into two pieces.
Be careful not to damage the screen or body. Some force will be needed to separate the body.

Step 5

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Remove the bottom piece that is clipped on.
Some force will need to be exerted to remove the clip.

Step 6

Using Torx number 4 unscrew the two 0.7 mm screws at the top of the device.

Step 7

Once screws are removed detach back of phone from the motherboard.
This will require some force and maneuvering. Be careful not to break phone back or motherboard.