Introduction
In order to remove other parts of your device, you will need to remove the back assembly. You may also need to replace the back panel if it damaged. This guide will show you how to remove the back assembly of your Sony Xperia XA1 Ultra. A heat gun or hairdryer is needed to loosen the adhesive to open the back panel, which can become hot and potentially damage the phone. A suction cup and opening tools will be needed to pry off the cover.
What you need
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Wedge your finger under the bottom ridge of the SD card insert.
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Pull outwards with your fingers to remove the SD card from the left side of device.
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Use a hair dryer to heat each corner of the phone.
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Alternate heating each corner for a minute to loosen the adhesive binding the back cover to the phone.
Consider saying “loosen” instead of “soften” so that steps 2 and 3 use the same terms. Somebody may not know that heating the glue will loosen it, and so they will be confused reading “once the adhesive is loosened” in step 3.
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Press a suction cup on a heated corner of the device.
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Hold the phone down and gently lift the suction cup to create a small gap.
sure that there is adhesive tape on backcover?
where should it tape on at the device inside?
looks more like only plugged together`?
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Tool used on this step:Plastic Cards$2.99
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Insert your iFixit Opening Tool in the small gap between your phone and the back cover.
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Lift up on the iFixit Opening Tool and insert your plastic card in the small gap between your phone and the back cover.
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Slide your plastic card along the side of your phone to loosen the adhesive.
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Move the card along the sides of the phone to lift all of the corners.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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What kind of adhesive should be used when reassembling the phone?
How do you remove it? (Seems obvious but write for any audience, and say how to do things instead of just what to do)
Kyle Ladtkow - Reply