Introduzione
Segui questa guida per rimuovere e sostituire il gruppo dello schermo e del digitizer del OnePlus 3. Segui questa guida per gli schermi preinstallati su una cornice.
Non seguire questa guida se stai provando a sostituire solo lo schermo. Se inizi provando a rimuovere lo schermo stesso, probabilmente strapperai il cavo a nastro dei tasti capacitativi. Dovrai aprire il telefono dal retro e scollegare parecchi cavi prima di rimuovere lo schermo.
La procedura richiede uno smontaggio sostanziale, sostituendo la batteria e trasferendo i componenti dal gruppo originale a quello di ricambio. La parte più difficile è rilasciare i ganci della cornice.
Se la tua batteria è gonfia, prendi adeguate precauzioni.
"'Per la tua sicurezza, fai scaricare la batteria sotto il 25% di carica prima di smontare il tuo telefono"' Questo riduce il rischio di pericolosi eventi termici, nel caso in cui la batteria dovesse accidentalmente essere danneggiata durante la riparazione.
Cosa ti serve
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Infila uno strumento per l'eiezione della SIM o una graffetta raddrizzata nel foro posizionato tra il carrello della scheda SIM e il tasto di accensione.
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Premi con decisione per espellere il carrello della scheda SIM.
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Svita le due viti Torx T2 da 2,6 mm dal bordo inferiore del telefono.
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Fessura del pannello dello schermo: Questa fessura fa parte del gruppo dello schermo. Non fare leva in questa fessura, o separerai e danneggerai il pannello dello schermo.
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Fessura della cornice: Questa è dove la cornice in plastica incontra la copertura posteriore. è incassata nella copertura posteriore. Fai leva solo in questa fessura.
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Ci sono quattordici ganci che fissano la cornice contro la copertura posteriore. Ricordati la loro posizione mentre rimuovi la copertura posteriore nei prossimi passaggi.
This picture is a bit misleading, the frame seam is actually sunk into the metal frame, and is not visible at first.
With an older phone, it’s more likely to separate the display panel itself than to separate the displaypanel from the frame. If the top of the screen comes off first, before the part with the touch sensor, then you’re separating the wrong thing (ie displaypanel).
Mind that the displaypanel itself seems as if it has two seams (the panel itself and the board).
Thanks for the helpful tip! I re-worded the step slightly to hopefully clarify where the frame seam is.
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Fai aderire una ventosa vicino al bordo inferiore dello schermo.
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Tira la ventosa con forza costante.
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Premi il bordo di uno strumento di apertura nella fessura della cornice vicino alla ventosa finché non si infila tra la cornice in plastica e il bordo della copertura posteriore.
To get maximum leverage and make this step possible with my weaker suction cup, I held down the phone with a plastic pick/tool pressed down onto the metal back. As the suction cup pulled up the plastic frame, the plastic pick holding down the metal back naturally was pushed further and further into the gap between the frame and back.
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Continua a far scorrere lo strumento di apertura sotto il bordo lungo, rilasciando i ganci sulla strada.
I couldn’t get the last clip easily, so I also went around the other side, and then the last two clips left and right went out togther much more easily.
Yep, thanks for your note. It was far more easy to go round the other side.
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Dopo aver liberato i bordi inferiore e sinistro del telefono, fai ondeggiare delicatamente la cornice per rilasciare i ganci dei bordi superiore e destro.
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Solleva lo schermo e rimuovilo.
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Allinea il bordo superiore della cornice alla copertura posteriore ed assicurati che i ganci superiori si infilino in posizione.
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Schiaccia i bordi lunghi del telefono per far scattare i ganci restanti.
I’m having trouble putting on the back cover, anyone else had this issue?
Hello.
From this Step on I directly jumped to Step 13. Removing the 7 Screws. NOT removing the Mainboard. It is easy possible to remove the camera just like this if you loosen the Camera-cable and pull carefull on it. Because the 7 Screws are removed there is enough space to remove the old camera and bring the new camera in. I tried It various times to verify this.
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Usa la punta di uno spudger per sollevare e scollegare il connettore della batteria dalla sua presa, posizionata sopra l'angolo in alto a destra della batteria.
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Piega il connettore lontano dalla presa per evitare dei contatti accidentali.
Why not removing the camera without removing the mainboard?
Warum wird die rĂĽckseitige Kamera nicht ausgebaut, ohne das Mainboard auszubauen?
Hello Ingo,
The rear camera is trapped under the motherboard. You must at least loosen the motherboard to remove the camera.
Die Kamera befindet sich unter dem Motherboard. Sie müssen mindestens das Motherboard lösen, um die Kamera zu entfernen.
During reassembly this part was tricky for me: the new battery couldn’t clip into place the way the old one did, resulting in a loose connection and “battery does not match “ message when trying to power the phone up. The new battery probably had a slightly different connector that than the old one. I even ordered another battery but the same thing happened. I finally managed to connect it by applying much more pressure on the press connector than needed for the other ones. it did not make any clip sound though.
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Svita la vite a croce Phillips da 3 mm che tiene ferma la copertura del cavo.
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Rimuovi la copertura del cavo.
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Usa la punta di uno spudger per sollevare e scollegare il cavo di interconnessione dalla scheda figlia, che si trova sotto alla batteria.
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Rimuovi il cavo di interconnessione.
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Piega con cura il cavo ancora attaccato alla daughterboard per tenerlo lontano dalla batteria.
Upon reassembly place the cable back correctly. Apparently, it is often overlooked, see: Replaced Battery, Now My Phone is Overheating and Won't Boot
Thanks for the tip! I’ll adjust the step add this info.
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Premi la scocca sul tavolo per tenere fermo il telefono.
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Con un'azione forte e costante, tira la linguetta di estrazione finché la batteria non si stacca dal suo alloggiamento.
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Ruotandola, stacca totalmente la batteria dal suo alloggiamento, liberandola del tutto dall'adesivo.
I found (once I had bent the old battery removing it) that there is a film around the battery which would come away much more easily. I suggest this step is updated:
Peel back the four black sticky tabs which say “Position 1” (one at each corner of the battery) and the peel back the black sticky film connected to the tabs. Now pull the clear pull tab upwards and the battery should come away.
This! I did it by unpealing the “Position 1” tabs, and then pulled the battery much more easily. Thanks for the hint! Interestingly, it still came out with the black film intact and on the battery. I then put this black film and the pull tab on the new battery, which didn’t have either. I applied some double-sided tape between the black film and the phone to glue the whole thing in place.
I agreee , just peel the “position1” tabs. Plus my spare battery didn’t come with these tabs so I had to reuse the old ones anyway.
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Usa la punta di uno spudger per sollevare e scollegare il connettore dei tasti capacitivi dalla loro presa sulla scheda figlia, che si trova sotto la batteria.
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Ripeti questa procedura per scollegare il connettore del sensore delle impronte digitali dalla sua presa sulla scheda figlia.
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Rimuovi la scheda figlia.
Please mention about the removal of finger print sensor connector
Hello! The fingerprint sensor connector should be disconnected in step 11.
It’s actually mentioned on step 17.
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Infila il bordo di uno strumento di apertura sotto la copertura del sensore delle impronte digitali vicino al bordo inferiore della cornice e sollevala.
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Rimuovi la copertura del sensore delle impronte digitali.
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Infila la punta di uno spudger sotto il cavo di interconnessione dell'antenna posizionato sull'angolo in basso a sinistra della scheda madre.
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Solleva e scollega il cavo di interconnessione dell'antenna.
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La scheda madre è ancora tenuta ferma da due ganci sulla parte superiore.
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Infila la parte piatta di uno spudger sotto l'angolo in alto a sinistra della scheda madre.
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Ruota lo spudger e sollevalo per rilasciare la scheda madre dal suo alloggio.
I find it easier to pry from the opposite side, where the antenna cable connector are as it required less force to release the motherboard.
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Rimuovi la scheda madre.
When removing the motherboard, the front camera module's connector on the backside of the board tried to be retained by its recess in the frame. I had to peel the tape off the back of the front camera, then remove the motherboard, and finally prise the connector away from the frame before reinstalling it on the motherboard.
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Usa la punta di uno spudger per sollevare e rimuovere il nastro nero che copre i tasti del volume sul bordo destro del telefono.
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Ripeti la procedura per il nastro nero che copre il tasto di accensione sul bordo sinistro del telefono.
I'd personally recommend you always buy a replacement power & volume button flex cable when doing this repair. They're usually only a few pounds/dollars/euro to add to your order when already buying a replacement screen and battery. The reason I say this is the cable is super fragile and easily fails near the buttons where it bends sharply round the side of the frame. I just finished this screen repair to discover that my power button only works when the cable is straightened, and doesn't work when the button is in place on the side... looks like I'm back to waiting for the postman to bring me another part :)
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Usa la punta di uno spudger per fare leva e liberare il tasto di accensione dal bordo sinistro della cornice.
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Per reinstallare il tasto di accensione, taglia un piccolo pezzo di adesivo dalla carta adesiva pretagliata o da un rotolo di nastro Tesa e usalo per reincollare la scheda sulla cornice.
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Premi insieme le punte della pinzetta ed infilale sotto il pad di contatto rettangolare vicino alla parte superiore sinistra della cornice.
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Fai leva per separare il pad dei contatti dalla cornice.
Sometimes this rectangular contact pad is glued with very strong glue to the pad! Consider getting a replacement part here because you may destroy this component.
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Premi insieme le punte della pinzetta ed infilale sotto uno dei ganci della capsula auricolare.
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Tira la pinzetta lentamente verso l'alto per rimuovere la capsula auricolare dal suo alloggio.
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Svita le due viti a croce Phillips da 1,9 mm che tengono fermi i contatti di messa a terra della cornice.
This was the most difficult step for me. For some reason the screw of one grounding clips is stuck. It just kept spinning and spinning in place. I couldn’t find a thin enough object to go under the screw head to wedge it out. I even tried a razor blade, much to my terror. In the end i just left it there and reassembled my phone with just one grounding clip. I don’t know how important that thing is and if it will affect my phone. But it’s been a couple of hours and my phone seems to work fine. Wifi and data reception didn’t suffer. I don’t know about calls yet. I guess we’ll see.
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Resta solo il gruppo dello schermo e del digitizer.
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Trasferisci tutti i componenti che hai rimosso nei passaggi precedenti da gruppo originale a quello nuovo.
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Ispeziona attentamente il nuovo gruppo per confrontarlo con l'originale. Trasferisci tutti i componenti mancanti, come la staffa dei LED, al nuovo gruppo.
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Per rimontare il tuo dispositivo, segui le istruzioni in ordine inverso.
Per prestazioni ottimali, calibra la tua nuova batteria appena installata: Caricala al 100% e continua a caricarla per almeno altre 2 ore. Quindi usa il tuo dispositivo finché non si spegne a causa della batteria scarica. Infine, caricala senza interruzioni al 100%.
Porta i tuoi rifiuti elettronici a un riciclatore certificato R2 o e-Stewards.
La riparazione non è andata come previsto? Prova delle soluzioni di base ai problemi, oppure rivolgiti alla nostra comunità Risposte per trovare aiuto.
Per rimontare il tuo dispositivo, segui le istruzioni in ordine inverso.
Per prestazioni ottimali, calibra la tua nuova batteria appena installata: Caricala al 100% e continua a caricarla per almeno altre 2 ore. Quindi usa il tuo dispositivo finché non si spegne a causa della batteria scarica. Infine, caricala senza interruzioni al 100%.
Porta i tuoi rifiuti elettronici a un riciclatore certificato R2 o e-Stewards.
La riparazione non è andata come previsto? Prova delle soluzioni di base ai problemi, oppure rivolgiti alla nostra comunità Risposte per trovare aiuto.
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Yeah I've done one of these and am literally about to do the 2nd one. Easy as you like :D
Be sure to purchase the LCD with frame as it's much quicker.
Hi,
May I kindly ask, both oneplus 3 and oneplus 3T are the same screen? I'm about to buy a screen with frame and digitizer, and all sellers name their products "oneplus 3/3T LCD screen".
It is sure that Oneplus 3 lcd screen is compatible with Oneplus 3T.
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if the touch still works and it is only the screen to be cracked is there another procedure to follow? Do I need to replace the whole LCD?
Yes, because it is really difficult to replace front glass screen only, I prefer you take the whole screen with lcd + front glass+ middle frame.
Witrigs -
I did this repair on my phone, but is cracked the screen on the last step... first pop in the top of the phone and than the bottom into the aluminum back!!! And when doing the teardown remove the sim tray first!
I made this mistake as well, everything else worked fine though.
Be careful during this replacement, because it’s easy to break the earpiece speaker when moving it from the broken screen to the new piece.
I second this! It’s so easy to break the earpiece speaker because the it’s made of two pieces that easily separate when, say, your tweezer only picks up the top portion and the bottom held on to the adhesive.
the touch still works and it is only the LCD cracked is there another procedure to follow? Do I need to replace the whole LCD? And Rainbow pattern or color-blocks shows on some areas of LCD screen..
So, I have done it and everything seemed to be fine until I switched off the screen. Although the hardware buttons work, the screen is totally unresponsive. I men the screen works during start up and the entire phone works fine, but when the screen goes black it won't respond.
The only thing I did wrong: I put in the cable that was labeled “sub” and “main” in the wrong way. Could that be the problem? Anyone an idea what I can do?
Same here. In my case I had to switch off all gestures and then the replacement screen worked normally. Works OK with my original screen though. Not sure why is this happening, maybe because of low quality ebay crap. But the seller agreed with the return and refund.
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So what, I need to buy a new battery as well, just to change the screen? I'm so poor
Hi Tara,
Unfortunately, with how the OnePlus 3 is designed, you should change the battery also. The lithium-ion battery is easily damaged from any bending occurred when it’s pried out. Replacing it will prevent a lot of future problems.
Will not using adhesive when putting in a new battery be a problem. There is adhesive on my new assembly but I’d like to be able to easely replace my battery in the future. There is adhesive on the new frame with a protective layer you are supposed to peel off, is it ok if you leave that there? Won’t this cause thermal problems? Also, what is the point of removing the battery from the original phone. If you need to get a new battery anyway this shouldn’t be needed right? I mean, isn’t it a little bit stupid to bend a battery if you don’t need to, it is always nice to try to prevent battery fires wherever possible right?
Hi TT-392,
You are right in that you do not need to remove the battery from the original phone. Removing the battery makes removing the flex cable near the top of the battery easier, but it can be done with the battery in place.
The battery should be held down by at least some adhesive in the phone. The plastic will not cause overheating issues, but you do not want the battery to move in the phone. You can choose to expose some of the battery adhesive so that it will be an easier task to replace it in the future.
So I managed to replace my screen and came across a few things that might help others. I wasn’t able to open the screen from the bottom so I tried the side. In the process of doing this I pulled the screen from the display and broke parts of it. This wasn’t a problem because I was replacing the display+frame. After a few times of opening and closing the phone I have realized that it is a lot easyer to open the phone by pushing the screen out from inside of the sim slot. This could probably damage the sim slot but that is a lot less likely than breaking the screen, at least if you are unexperienced. A friend of mine did damage the back cover by doing this with a metal screwdriver so I would advise a plastic spudger. Also, my buttons ended up acting funny because I replaced the tape with electrical tape, It worked fine after I salvaged some of the old tape. Maybe something other than electrical tape is better.
my glass is a little cracked but display touch is half working and half black. can it be fixed?
Hi Sartaj,
If you replace the screen and digitizer, that should solve the problem.
Yes, unfortunately you cannot just remove the screen by itself for the OnePlus 3. You have to disconnect things from the back before attempting that. It looks like the capacitative button connector wasn’t disconnected (step 17), and tore. However, if your replacement part came with the capacitative button connector, you’re fine!
This guide is made for screen and frame replacements. It should not be used for screen-only replacement. I will edit the introduction to emphasize that.
This guide worked well for my OnePlus3T. I even used a OnePlus3 screen (or possible a generic) instead of a 3T screen (You can tell because the top corners are rounded and not square. There were only two issues during the process, the first being that when reinstalling the fingerprint sensor I had to put multiple layers of tape between it and the cover for the sensor to be flush with the new screen, and the second being that when reinstalling the motherboard I bent in the clip (which is located at the top of the frame) because I wasn’t sure where it was/how it worked. I’d recommend highlighting the clip in the guide. Otherwise fairly pain free, took a while but nothing was crazy fragile or difficult.
I’m glad it worked out for you! Thanks for the suggestions—I’ll edit the steps to incorporate your suggestions.
I dropped my phone - nothing is cracked or torn from the outside, but the display slowly progressed to be blue. Touch is still working, but sort of the “blue liquid” has slowly progressed from a few drops to now a lake.
I am confused by some comments, so I hope someone can help me with my questions:
1. For this issue, do I need to change the whole display + frame?
2. Do I need to exchange the battery for this issue? I read it is easier in some cases, but not sure about this case?
The costs are a big issue for me (honestly a little shocked that only the screen is already 120€ here? I have access to all the ifixit tools and that is more than my phone had cost and my budget is 50€. Wondering if better to be without a phone for a few month and buy another second hand A3003 instead?
Hi nerdia,
You don’t need to change the frame. You can choose to change the display itself, but the process is even more involved than this, and adds the risk of damaging the capacitative sensors next to the fingerprint sensor.
We highly recommend you to replace the battery when replacing the screen. You have to take the battery out regardless whether you replace the frame or not, and there is considerable chance the battery is damaged in the process.
As for the decision, that is up to you! The repair is pretty involved, and the OLED panel drives the part price up. This is also a great hands-on learning experience.
Did a screen/digitaliser + battery replacement on my OnePlus 3T. At step 33, Salmontuna makes an absolutely vital point to be aware of. In my OnePlus 3T, this contact pad was adhered to the chasis. I tried loosening the glue with a hair dryer, but the part was so fragile that it simply snapped off. I had to replace the part, which can be found for about £1-2 on eBay. Was a bloody difficult repair, but glad I’ve done it.
First time I’ve done anything like this, good tutorial and detailed pictures. Minor point but if you review or update the tutorial, might be an idea to keep the orientation of the phone the same, or a photo at the start of the step to confirm the orientation!
Thanks again!
Thanks for the suggestion! I’ll keep that in mind for future guides.
Is there a guide to replace the screen only? I cannot find it.
I have replaced the LCD screen (screen & touch screen / digitizer) and the screen turns on but the touch feature does not work. Where would you recommend I start to troubleshooting?
Hi Michael,
I would suggest checking to see if the display connector has any debris, and to re-seat the connector.
I need some help here
not sure if people still use this forum but i torn down my oneplus 3t and now i’m trying to reassemble it. but i found something very weird. I didn’t find any display cable ??? And when i look closely it’s actually under the case (between screen itself and the screen metal frame). I don’t know how to post pictures here but it’s really confusing me . I could have made a mistake somewhere but i neve opened that part of the phone and i have no idea how the phone was working fine without it
Here is a picture link for my last comment. Bare in mind that i never touched that part of the phone and that the screen was working fine.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1agEloGa...
i really don’t understand
Hi Emir,
It looks like the cable connector was pushed down and got stuck between the display and the frame. Use a spudger or tweezers to carefully fish the connector out of its recess. It should look something like this. Note that this guide is for the OnePlus 3, which has some minor differences compared to the 3T.
Can you guys give me any suggestion where to buy a screen replacement?
I’m suspicious of the cheap ones from china on ebay which cost around 30$.
I went for such a cheap OLED screen. Had no time to replace it yet but it is more or less an experiment. It is economically not viable to buy a 150 dollar screen to do the replacement in my opinion. The phone is over 4 years old and for 200 dollars a more powerful phone can be bought based on the specs. YMMV
Very good guide, perfectly. My Oneplus 3T now is like a new one.
I followed the instructions and everything works fine except for the last step - I can’t get the new screen and frame to go back into the case.
Has anyone else experienced this?
I’ve tried differing angles, light and harder pressure, but the screen seems to be standing proud of the rear case. And the power button and sim slot not aligning.
Any advice?
Thanks,
Steve Williams
Hi
I faced similar issue because the replacement batterie I bought was not exactly the same size as original one. Since it was a bit larger, it was up on one side.
Measure the size of original and spare battery if you can
Thanks, I’ll check that, though it was supposed to be a genuine oneplus replacement battery - but who knows with Ebay!
I’ve realised the replacement screen I fitted is thicker than the original so this may be a factor too.. Unfortunately I suspect the new screen I bought was not a genuine part!
if it’s from Ebay, I don’t really think it’s a genuine battery. I don’t know policy in each country but at least in France, OnePlus doesn’t sell the battery. You have to go through their support service.
Step 36 just destroyed my speaker. The speaker split in two and the copper coils broke off from the magnet.
Replacement of a broken display worked very well.
Some minor details were different with my ONEPLUS A3010_28_191104 model.
The frame grounding clips near the switches (step 38) seem to have been omitted in the display of my phone.
The two screws to open the case were P2, not T2 — not a problem with the iFixit bit set, and maybe the repair shop that fixed the phone before replaced the screws.
The repair shop that did the last fix may have made my job easier, by omitting quite a bit of adhesive (and a screw or two).
Nasty surprise: When reassembling, the phone informed me that the replacement battery from iFixit isn't compatible.
Fortunately, the old battery was still in good shape, so I kept using it.
Thanks for a very helpful repair manual!
The display from my OnePlus 3 loosened from the frame. Which glue do I use to tighten them together again?
