Alcatel Onetouch Pop Icon Headphone Jack Replacement Repair Guide

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Difficult

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Time Required

                          30 - 45 minutes

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Battery
2 steps
Interior Back Panel
2 steps
Control Buttons
2 steps
Motherboard
5 steps
Headphone Jack
1 step

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Introduction

Also, make sure, that when using the metal spudger that may cause electrostatic discharge, to ground yourself by touching a metal object before using the spudger.

What you need

Step 1

              Battery

Shut down the device
Flip the phone so that the screen is facing the surface you are working on
Aggressive prying may result in damaging the back panel or the internal contents of the phone.
Use the plastic opening tool to gently pry off the back panel. There is a small notch in the bottom left corner of the phone that you can use for increased leverage.

Shut down the device

Flip the phone so that the screen is facing the surface you are working on

Aggressive prying may result in damaging the back panel or the internal contents of the phone.

Use the plastic opening tool to gently pry off the back panel. There is a small notch in the bottom left corner of the phone that you can use for increased leverage.

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Step 2

Use your thumbnail to lift the battery from the phone.

Use your thumbnail to lift the battery from the phone.

Step 3

              Interior Back Panel

Using the J000 Phillips screwdriver, remove the twelve silver 3mm screws.
Using the J000 Phillips screwdriver, remove the one green 3mm screw.

Using the J000 Phillips screwdriver, remove the twelve silver 3mm screws.

Using the J000 Phillips screwdriver, remove the one green 3mm screw.

Step 4

With the screen facing you and the front facing camera to your right, insert the plastic opening tool between the screen and the interior back panel and gently pry it off.
Make sure all of the clips come undone when you pry the seam loose.

With the screen facing you and the front facing camera to your right, insert the plastic opening tool between the screen and the interior back panel and gently pry it off.

Make sure all of the clips come undone when you pry the seam loose.

Step 5

              Control Buttons

Lift the latch and gently remove the ribbon from the latch.

Lift the latch and gently remove the ribbon from the latch.

Step 6

Use the metal spudger to gently pry the control buttons from the case.
The control buttons are glued to the case and are on a computer ribbon. When removing them it is best to move between them so as to avoid damaging them.
Make sure to use a plastic opening tool or nylon spudger before attempting to use a metal spudger. Metal spudgers can potentially damage your device.

Use the metal spudger to gently pry the control buttons from the case.

The control buttons are glued to the case and are on a computer ribbon. When removing them it is best to move between them so as to avoid damaging them.

Make sure to use a plastic opening tool or nylon spudger before attempting to use a metal spudger. Metal spudgers can potentially damage your device.

Step 7

              Motherboard

Using tweezers, carefully detach the antenna from the motherboard.

Using tweezers, carefully detach the antenna from the motherboard.

Step 8

Remove the tape on top of the ribbon.
Lift the black latch to release the ribbon.
Remove the ribbon from the latch.

Remove the tape on top of the ribbon.

Lift the black latch to release the ribbon.

Remove the ribbon from the latch.

Step 9

Lift the tab from the casing.

Lift the tab from the casing.

Step 10

Use the tweezers to remove tape the from the top of the latch. Still using the tweezers, lift the black latch to release the ribbon.
Remove the ribbon from the latch.

Use the tweezers to remove tape the from the top of the latch. Still using the tweezers, lift the black latch to release the ribbon.

Step 11

Remove the motherboard from the casing.

Remove the motherboard from the casing.

Step 12

              Headphone Jack

Soldering produces fumes that can be dangerous. Only solder in a well ventilated area.
Follow the directions in this attached guide for tips on soldering: How To Solder and Desolder Connections.

Soldering produces fumes that can be dangerous. Only solder in a well ventilated area.

Follow the directions in this attached guide for tips on soldering: How To Solder and Desolder Connections.

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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