Huawei Honor 6X Front Display Panel Replacement Repair Guide

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Moderate

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Time Required

                          30 minutes - 1 hour

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SIM Card
4 steps
Back Cover
5 steps
Battery
3 steps
Front Display Panel
10 steps

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Introduction

What you need

Step 1

              SIM Card

Turn off the device.

Turn off the device.

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Step 2

Insert the SIM Card Eject Tool into the SIM card tray hole.
Press the eject tool into the hole until the tray clicks open.

Insert the SIM Card Eject Tool into the SIM card tray hole.

Press the eject tool into the hole until the tray clicks open.

Step 3

Remove the SIM tray from the device using two fingers.
When reinserting the SIM card, be sure it is properly aligned with the SIM tray.

Remove the SIM tray from the device using two fingers.

When reinserting the SIM card, be sure it is properly aligned with the SIM tray.

Step 4

Remove the SIM card from the compartment using two fingers.

Remove the SIM card from the compartment using two fingers.

Step 5

              Back Cover

Insert a plastic opening tool into the Micro USB charging port with the the angled side of the tool facing the screen.
Pry the screen off the back of the phone by pushing down on the opening tool.

Insert a plastic opening tool into the Micro USB charging port with the the angled side of the tool facing the screen.

Pry the screen off the back of the phone by pushing down on the opening tool.

Step 6

Slide the opening tool or spudger along the bottom of the phone and around the edge.

Slide the opening tool or spudger along the bottom of the phone and around the edge.

Step 7

Once three sides of the screen are detached, pry the phone apart using two hands.
When separating the back panel from the screen, do not pull them too far apart. There is an interconnect that is attached to both sides that could break, or tear, if pulled too far.

Once three sides of the screen are detached, pry the phone apart using two hands.

When separating the back panel from the screen, do not pull them too far apart. There is an interconnect that is attached to both sides that could break, or tear, if pulled too far.

Step 8

Remove the five 4mm Phillips #00 screws using a screwdriver.

Remove the five 4mm Phillips #00 screws using a screwdriver.

Step 9

Remove the motherboard cover from the device using a spudger or your fingers.

Remove the motherboard cover from the device using a spudger or your fingers.

Step 10

              Battery

Remove the four connectors by placing the spudger between the motherboard and the connectors.
Press upwards against the connectors until they disconnect.
The connectors will make a “click” sound when disconnected.

Remove the four connectors by placing the spudger between the motherboard and the connectors.

Press upwards against the connectors until they disconnect.

The connectors will make a “click” sound when disconnected.

Step 11

Remove the battery by first prying a spudger between the battery and the screen.
Slice through the adhesive by pushing card around and underneath the battery.
The adhesive is fairly strong, so make sure to press firmly against the adhesive.
Do not excessively bend the battery. Bending the battery too much can cause it to break and even catch fire.

Remove the battery by first prying a spudger between the battery and the screen.

Slice through the adhesive by pushing card around and underneath the battery.

The adhesive is fairly strong, so make sure to press firmly against the adhesive.

Do not excessively bend the battery. Bending the battery too much can cause it to break and even catch fire.

Step 12

Using the plastic card, remove the battery by lifting it from the casing.

Using the plastic card, remove the battery by lifting it from the casing.

Step 13

              Front Display Panel

Remove the last two connectors from the motherboard using a spudger or your fingers.
All cables should now be detached from the motherboard.

Remove the last two connectors from the motherboard using a spudger or your fingers.

All cables should now be detached from the motherboard.

Step 14

Remove the four 2mm Phillips #00 screws.

Remove the four 2mm Phillips #00 screws.

Step 15

Gently lift the motherboard from the phone using two fingers or a spudger.

Gently lift the motherboard from the phone using two fingers or a spudger.

Step 16

Remove the speaker using the tip of a spudger.
The speaker may need to be re-glued during reassembly.

Remove the speaker using the tip of a spudger.

The speaker may need to be re-glued during reassembly.

Step 17

Remove the five 2mm Phillips #00 screws using a screwdriver.
Remove the two 2mm #5 Torx screws using a screwdriver.

Remove the five 2mm Phillips #00 screws using a screwdriver.

Remove the two 2mm #5 Torx screws using a screwdriver.

Step 18

Remove the metal plate from the vibrator assembly using a spudger.

Remove the metal plate from the vibrator assembly using a spudger.

Step 19

Snap the two connectors off using a spudger or your finger.

Snap the two connectors off using a spudger or your finger.

Step 20

Pry the micro USB port off of the phone using a spudger.

Pry the micro USB port off of the phone using a spudger.

Step 21

Pry the speaker and microphone assembly off of the phone by sliding a spudger down along the bottom.

Pry the speaker and microphone assembly off of the phone by sliding a spudger down along the bottom.

Step 22

Pull the volume buttons off using tweezers or the end of a spudger.
It may take a bit of wiggling and poking to get through the adhesive.

Pull the volume buttons off using tweezers or the end of a spudger.

It may take a bit of wiggling and poking to get through the adhesive.

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

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