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It’s probably best NEVER to disassemble your own Nokia as it will void your warranty. Worse, you could break something.
Having said that, the Nokia N8′s battery requires some minor disassembly to change it (you’ll only need to do things a few years into N8′s life if/when battery wears out. It’s your standard BL-4D). Avert your eyes if you do not wish to see the N8 dissected.
Tools required: Torx 4 screwdriver, torx 5 screwdriver, torx 6 screwdriver (not required for removal of the screen) plastic tool such as a guitar plectrum or credit card, hot air gun or hairdryer.
- First remove the torx 4 screws on either side of the phone.
- You can now pull the bottom cover off, as shown below.
- Turn the phone over and lift the black plastic battery lid from the point shown.
- With the battery lid removed your phone should look like below. Remove the battery by pulling the blue plastic tab, indicated by the arrow below, that's sticking out of the end of the phone.
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- You should now have the battery removed, as shown below.
- Open the HDMI cover at the top of the phone to reveal a torx 5 screw. Remove this screw.
- Push the top cover in the direction shown by the arrows and then wedge something thin and flat, like the edge of a credit card, in the gap. Then continue to push the top cover in the direction shown by the arrows. The top cover should then come loose.
- With the top cover removed your phone should look like below. Now remove the four circled torx 5 screws.
- Use something like the edge of a credit card to lever the screen out. There are two clips on either side of the screen, roughly in the middle where the credit card is in the photo below. These are the points where you should try and lever the screen out. Do not try and lever the screen along the bottom as the screen will still be connected at the bottom by two ribbons which could get damaged.
- Pull the screen towards you and away from the phone, as shown below. Two ribbon connectors, circled, need to be detached. They attach like a plug and socket. Just lever each one up, away from the phone, to unplug.
- With the screen removed your phone should look like below.
- Turn the screen over and use a hot air gun or hair dryer to heat it around the edge for about 30 seconds. Then slide the edge of your plastic tool between the display and the touch screen. Only use the very edge of your plastic tool and run it all the way around the display.
- You should now have the display and touch screen separated, like below.
- To remove the touch screen from its frame, use your hot air gun or hair dryer to heat it around the edge for about 60 seconds. Then firmly push your plastic tool between the touch screen and frame.
- Below you can see the touch screen after it has been removed from the frame. If you only want to replace the screen, you don't need to follow the guide any further. Reverse the whole procedure for reassembly. Once you've repaired your phone, protect it against future damage, breakdown or theft from only 5p per day with insurance specialists, ProtectYourBubble.
- To remove the combo antenna, circled below, lever it away from the phone. It clips off and on very easily.
- Below you can see that the combo antenna has been removed. Now remove the three torx 6 screws, circled below
- You can now remove the chassis, as shown below. To remove the circuit board, lift it from right to left.
- With the circuit board removed your phone should look like below. Disassembly is complete. Reverse the whole procedure for reassembly. Once you've repaired your phone, protect it against future damage, breakdown or theft from only 5p per day with insurance specialists,ProtectYourBubble.
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