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Motorola V3 RAZR Disassembly Tutorial 1 - Broadband Reports

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<strong>Motorola</strong> <strong>V3</strong> <strong>RAZR</strong> <strong>Disassembly</strong> <strong>Tutorial</strong> 1.0<br />

By: Krappy<br />

Materials Needed:<br />

1. Torx 3 Screwdriver<br />

2. Torx 5 Screwdriver<br />

3. Torx 6 Screwdriver<br />

4. Small Flat Head Screwdriver (1.0 size)<br />

5. Patience<br />

6. A bottle of Advil


1. Start by removing the “M” logo where the<br />

earpiece is. Simply slip a small flat head<br />

where you see the small hole underneath<br />

the logo and lift it up. (Simply a sticker.)<br />

2. Now to the inside where the main LCD<br />

screen is. There are 4 rubber stoppers that<br />

cover up the 4 screws that hold the front<br />

plate to the phone. (as shown) Remove<br />

these stoppers.


3. When all 4 screws have been revealed take<br />

a Torx 5 and unscrew these 4 screws.<br />

4. Now flip the phone closed and find a small<br />

whole on the side of the phone near the<br />

earpiece. (As pictured) Stick the flat head<br />

screw driver into this small and lift the<br />

faceplate up, use your fingers to help pull it<br />

up, it is a little tight so you might need to<br />

use a little force, but be careful to not mess<br />

up anything.


5. Continue getting your faceplate off.<br />

6. When your faceplate if off, you will see the<br />

LCD assembly. Along with the buttons that<br />

control the volume, etc. Remove the<br />

buttons and keep them in a safe place<br />

where you won’t lose them.


7. Now you disconnect the 2 cables that<br />

connect to the screen, one if for the camera<br />

and the other connects it to the main board.<br />

By simply lifting the silver cable up and<br />

away from the LCD, and the camera you<br />

will need to left up the brown bracket then<br />

take the cable out.<br />

8. Now you will remove the LCD, 1 st off you<br />

will need to move the side buttons (actual<br />

buttons) away from the housing, you will<br />

1 st need to get a flat head and slide then<br />

under the button and lift it up. You will<br />

need to do a total of 4 buttons. Now on you<br />

will need to lift up the earpiece and back up<br />

battery. Do the same thing you did with the<br />

buttons, slide a flat head under then and lift<br />

it up


9. Now you are ready to remove the LCD just<br />

lift it up and away from the housing. Put<br />

this aside where it can’t be damaged or<br />

scratched.<br />

10. Now you will need to remove the 2 hinges that<br />

hold the top of the phone to the bottom. You will<br />

need to 1 st unscrew a screw where the battery is<br />

towards the back of the phone. You will need a<br />

Torx 3 screwdriver. Now you will remove one of<br />

the two hinges and to do that you must remove<br />

that screw then take a flat head and the hinge that<br />

has the whole so you can loop something in it,<br />

slide the flat head into the hole and gently pull it<br />

outward. Then on the other hinge you have to<br />

look on the inside where the LCD silver<br />

connector was you will see a chrome part, take<br />

the flat head and push it outward, and it will pop<br />

out.


11. Now remove the upper part of the housing<br />

from the bottom. By simply lifting it up on<br />

the left side where the silver film cable is.<br />

12. When the top half of the phone is removed<br />

look to the side of one of the hinges you<br />

will see a white stub, get some tweezers<br />

and pull this out, it is the flipping<br />

mechanism helps with flipping the phone.


13.Now that the top part of the <strong>V3</strong> is gone,<br />

down to the bottom part. 1 st you can start<br />

off with taking off the 2 Torx6 screws, and<br />

removing the main board. To remove the<br />

main board you unscrew the 2 Torx6<br />

screws and you unclip some clips that hold<br />

that back piece on. You gently pull it away<br />

and when you take it off there is a cable<br />

connecting to the main board, disconnect<br />

this cable.<br />

14. Now to take off the internal antenna and remove the<br />

main board away from the back piece. 1 st you have to<br />

remove the 2 rubber stoppers that are covering up 2 of<br />

the clips. Then around the outside of the antenna there<br />

are clips that hold it in place, use your flat head and<br />

unhook the antenna from the back plate. Once the<br />

antenna is removed take off the speaker, and the main<br />

board.


15.Now to remove the keypad from the last<br />

part. There are 6 clips that hold it in place 4<br />

of then are underneath the white sticker<br />

where your battery goes, and the other 2 are<br />

visible. You will have to use your flat head<br />

to pry up the clip and pull it out from the<br />

other side.<br />

16.Now you will take off the antenna cover.<br />

To do that you will remove 4 Torx5 screws<br />

and the 2 pieces of the antenna cover and<br />

Mic whole come off.


17. Last of all I forgot to take pictures of this<br />

part but you remove the EL panel with the<br />

keypad on it. I’ll let you figure for yourself.<br />

I’ve walked you through most of it, time for<br />

you to challenge yourself.<br />

18.You are finally done here how everything<br />

should look.


JUST A REMINDER IF ANYONE IS CHANING THEIR HOUSING REMEMBER TO TAKE<br />

THESE SMALL PIECES OFF THEIR OLD ONE.<br />

ENJOY. PLEASE PM OR EMAIL ME ANY MISTAKES I HAD MADE OR ANYTHING I LEFT<br />

OUT.<br />

EMAIL: KRAPPY@GMAIL.COM<br />

HOFO: KRAPPY

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