Sostituzione scheda di ricarica Huawei P10

Scritto Da: Dominik Schnabelrauch

Commenti: 19

Sostituzione scheda di ricarica Huawei P10

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Tempo Necessario

20 - 40 minuti

Introduzione

Usa questa guida per sostituire la scheda di ricarica del tuo smartphone Huawei P10. Quando rimonterai il telefono, applica del nuovo adesivo dove necessario.

Strumenti

Passo 1

Spegni il tuo telefono prima di eseguire qualsiasi operazione.
Svita le due viti Pentalobe P2 sul fondo.
Rimuovi il vassoio della scheda SIM.

Das Honor 9 hat an der Unterkante keine Schrauben.

Wie ist das Honor 9 zu öffnen?

Michael Tuschek - 16/08/19

Vielleicht beantwortet diese Anleitung deine Frage ;)

Tobias Isakeit - 19/08/19

Hi, my P10 does not have screws, just two tiny holes. Do I push in here to unfasten? Einar, Norway

Einar Ryvarden - 04/12/20

Hi Einar Ryvarden,

in case you bought a used or refurbished phone, someone might have forgotten to put them back in. Since you have holes at the bottom edge next to the charging port this is likely. You can try to start with step 2 and see if you can lift the phone assembly (don’t forget to remove the SIM tray first). As far as I know there is no version of the regular Huawei P10 with no screws. However you there are none in the P10 lite and in the P10 plus, maybe one of the opening procedures for those phones might help you.

Dominik Schnabelrauch - 10/12/20

Passo 2

Inserisci uno strumento di apertura in plastica tra il display e il case iniziando dalla parte inferiore del tuo telefono.
Stacca con delicatezza dal case il display insieme ai suoi componenti.
Dopo aver staccato la parte inferiore, usa lo strumento di apertura per aprire le clip presenti su entrambi i lati.

Hi! I cannot find a way to insert the plastic opening tool. Any suggestions on how I can create a gap to start. Everything seems quit rigid.

Also, where will I find your reply.

vbr/lars.skoldebring@gmail.com

lars.skoldebring - 04/02/19

Hi Lars, you might want to use a suction handle to lift the display and create a small gap to insert the plastic tool. If you don’t have a suction handle you can “build” a handle with tape that you stick onto the display in a shape similar to this —> __∏__ (also you may want to edit your post and remove your email address ;) )

Tobias Isakeit - 05/02/19

Hi,

I’m stuck at this step for about two hours… There’s nothing I can do to open the case. Tried all kinds of opening tools and a suction handle. There is no gap at all between the display and the body. How can anything be inserted into a gap that practically does not exist? Please help.

Mark Movshovich - 10/04/21

Sorry to hear that. You could try and lift the display by using a suction cup and pull to create a small gap for a tool to get in.

Tobias Isakeit - 28/04/21

Passo 3

Aspetta ad aprire completamente il telefono. Il cavo dei pulsanti del volume e dello standby è ancora connesso alla cover posteriore.
Apri parzialmente il telefono allontanando le estremità superiori.
Usa uno spudger per disconnettere il cavo flessibile dell'accensione e del volume.

The cable is for the standby and volume buttons, not for the fingerprint sensor!

JaL - 07/06/18

Thanks JaL, of course it is.

Tobias Isakeit - 07/06/18

Passo 4

Rimuovi la vite a croce Phillips #00.
Rimuovi la piastra metallica con delle pinzette.
Utilizzando uno spudger, scollega il cavo flessibile della batteria.

Passo 5

Rimuovi le quattro viti a croce Phillips #00.
Usando delle pinzette, rimuovi la piastra metallica.

Passo 6

Con uno spudger, scollega il cavo flessibile principale.
Usa delle pinzette per scollegare il cavo di antenna e tirarlo fuori dal morsetto che lo tiene sulla scheda di ricarica.

Warum soll das Antennenkabel gelöst werden? M.E. schafft dieser Schritt nur ein Risiko das Antennenkabel/den Stecker zu beschädigen.

Jan Bühler - 08/01/21

Passo 7

Usando uno spudger, scollega i cavi del jack cuffie e dell'altoparlante.

Ist das entfernen der Kopfhörerbuchse nötig? M.E. nicht - es besteht vielleicht ein geringes Risiko, diese beim Display entfernen zu beschädigen, aber vermutlich wird man diese eher lösen als beschädigen.

Jan Bühler - 08/01/21

Passo 8

Non danneggiare i componenti della scheda di ricarica mentre la rimuovi.
Usa uno spudger per estrarre la scheda di ricarica.
Rimuovi la scheda di ricarica.

Use the correct angle when putting the (new) charging board back. At the top of the charging board it must be underneath the edge.

Raymond - 12/02/20

I didn’t remove the charging board (I didn’t look precisely enough and thought I had to remove the head phone socket which I put back again as it can stay in place) and it didn’t interfer.

Jan Bühler - 08/01/21

Please also include that their might be a small piece of tape over the microphone on the new PCB.

My mic was not working "on ear" but it was working when on speaker.
Found that small piece of tape by comparing the 2 boards, removed the tape and problem solved.

Frederik Dewolf -

Conclusione

Per rimontare il tuo telefono, segui queste istruzioni in ordine inverso. In fase di rimontaggio, applica del nuovo adesivo dove necessario,

Autore

Dominik Schnabelrauch

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4 commenti

Just remember to take off a tape from the microphone on a new piece. I had to open mine twice

Michal Kornacki - 26/04/20

If you have problems on connecting the cable to the charging port, before considering replacing the charging board, try removing the dust that may be occluding the port. Use tweezers to remove the dust and try if the cable connects. Do it carefully as your could damage the pins.

Gerard Encina Llamas - 16/02/21

Second the above comment! - If you are having trouble fully inserting the USB cable, then try remove the dust with a pair of fine tweezers.

Andrew Norwood - 01/05/21

I recently changed the battery of my P10 but the phone always died when the brandnew battery was still at 50%. It is no battery calibration issue - over the next ten days it got worse, died at 70%, now it frequently dies at 90%. The phone only starts with charging cable plugged in, then the battery charges from 90% to 100% in roughly one hour, but the "charged" battery only lasts about an hour or less, the phone dies when it reaches 90%. Looks to me like fake charging (or rather fake uncharging?). Is someone familiar with such an issue? Was the new battery defect from store? Or is the charger defect? The phone runs fine with power cable plugged in. Can it still be the charging board? Should I try the replacement shown in this article?

Xen -