Honor 20 Lite - Fullscreen

Guide with all the necessary steps so that you can change the components of the Honor 20 lite (HRY-LX1T) yourself.

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Tutorial: Step by step

Step 1 Back case

To start, we apply heat to the back cover to soften the adhesive that holds it, and with the help of a plastic spike we will take off all the edges of the case.

Step 2 Flex of the fingerprint reader

We disconnect the interconnection flex between the fingerprint reader and the motherboard with the help of an opening tool and tweezers.

Step 3 Intermediate and flex fingerprint housing

Remove the twelve Phillips screws (PH # 00) that hold the intermediate housing and unhook it.

We will disconnect the battery to work with greater security, and also the interconnection flex between the fingerprint reader and the motherboard, to work with greater comfort.

Step 4 Lower housing

We remove the eight Phillips screws (PH # 00) that hold the lower case and the speaker, and with the help of a flat tool we will unhook the lower case.

Step 5 Tray

We remove the tray from the cards.

Step 6 Components

We disconnect and remove components.

Step 7 Motherboard

We finish disconnecting the components that are connected to the motherboard, and we can remove the motherboard.

Step 8 Side push buttons

We take off the flex with the side buttons.

Step 9 Proximity sensor

With the help of a flat tool we will take off the proximity sensor.

Step 10 Handset

We remove the headset.

Step 11 Interconnection and speaker flex

We remove the interconnection flex, the speaker, disconnect the coaxial cable from the auxiliary plate, and we can now unhook the auxiliary plate.

Step 12 Vibrator and coaxial cable

We take off the vibrator, and remove the coaxial cable.

Step 13 Fullscreen

Finally we remove the battery taking care not to damage it.

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