Then you want to just carefully lift this cable and put it to the side like shown and then start removing all these screws that you see making sure to keep these screws in order you now we can start removing the panels. What we're going to do is start removing all these screws, starting with the battery area. So this one comes with the screen and the frame so depending on the part that you get, this may be a little different, either way. So if you need to grab a razor blade to lift the plastic piece just a little and then use your plastic pick to cut through the adhesive and lift all the clips, once you go around all the edges, it should just lift off like shown, and then, let's start the screen repair. Then you have easier access to this plastic piece. Once that's done, this little metal piece will slide up on the top. One's going to be right here and the other is going to be right here.
Once you cut through all the adhesive, you can just lift it off and then there's going to be two screws in here. You can add a little of heat if you want to, but since it's plastic I didn't want to add too much heat and damage it, so once it lifts just a little, all you need to do is just grab a pic and start cutting through the adhesive. So the first thing we want to do is remove the SIM card tray, and then we want to lift this plastic piece on the top. I know the tool for prying out the battery like a credit card and a flat razor blade.
So the first thing we want to do is power off the phone as usual and let's grab some tools, so the only tools that you'll need will be a pH triple zero bit. The original version had silver rims and a silver logo (3 GB of RAM and 32 GB storage), but the updated version is entirely black (4 GB of RAM and 64 GB storage).Hello everyone- this is Matt from real world review, and today I'm going to show you how to replace a screen on the blackberry key1. It has a physical keyboard below a 4.5-inch touch screen. The BlackBerry KeyOne has an aluminum frame with a mostly black encasing. The BlackBerry KeyOne is designed for the “workaholic”- those that can benefit from a physical keyboard and an impressive battery life, at the expense of other features (like screen size). The device also, however, includes a discretely integrated fingerprint scanner, pointing out that it is still a modern smartphone. The BlackBerry KeyOne blends the old and the new, including a physical keyboard for those missing this feature in modern smartphones. The device was originally equipped with Android 7.1 Nougat but was updated to come with Android 8.0 Oreo. The original 2017 release included 3 GB of RAM and 32 GB of internal storage, but a subsequent version was released with 4 GB of RAM and 64 GB of storage.
It is an Android smartphone, employing a 2.0 GHz processor. The BlackBerry KeyOne was released on April 27th, 2017 from TCL Corporation.
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