Difficulty
Moderate
Steps
13
Time Required
15 minutes
Sections
3
- Strap
- 5 steps
- Motherboard
- 7 steps
- Battery
- 1 step
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Introduction
What you need
Step 1
Strap
- Begin by laying the watch on a flat, smooth surface.
- This will prevent the watch screen from suffering damage.
- Obtain a Flex Extension with a Size 1.0 mm flat-head. In the case of not having said tool, for this model of watch one can use the hands to replace the strap.
Begin by laying the watch on a flat, smooth surface.
This will prevent the watch screen from suffering damage.
Obtain a Flex Extension with a Size 1.0 mm flat-head. In the case of not having said tool, for this model of watch one can use the hands to replace the strap.
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Step 2
- Locate the two springs on the back of your watch.
- The watch comes with two of these springs on each side of the back-face. These are used to release the straps from the body of the watch.
Locate the two springs on the back of your watch.
The watch comes with two of these springs on each side of the back-face. These are used to release the straps from the body of the watch.
Step 3
- Use the Flex Extension to push the spring to the right. This will release the strap from the watch head.
Use the Flex Extension to push the spring to the right. This will release the strap from the watch head.
Step 4
- Carefully pull the strap away from the watch.
Carefully pull the strap away from the watch.
Step 5
- Repeat step 3, this time using the other strap.
Repeat step 3, this time using the other strap.
Step 6
Motherboard
- Locate the 4 T3 screws in the back of your watch, and use the T3 Torx Screwdriver to unscrew them.
Locate the 4 T3 screws in the back of your watch, and use the T3 Torx Screwdriver to unscrew them.
Step 7
- Use the Metal Spudger to pry open the back of your watch.
- Make sure the watch is off and not plugged in when prying into the case with the Metal Spudger to avoid the risk of electric shock.
Use the Metal Spudger to pry open the back of your watch.
Make sure the watch is off and not plugged in when prying into the case with the Metal Spudger to avoid the risk of electric shock.
Step 8
- Remove the back case.
Remove the back case.
Step 9
- Use tweezers or a nylon spudger to pry up the four press-fit connectors.
- The glued-down connector in the middle is harder to remove than the rest. That is perfectly fine.
Use tweezers or a nylon spudger to pry up the four press-fit connectors.
The glued-down connector in the middle is harder to remove than the rest. That is perfectly fine.
Step 10
- Locate the two Phillips #00 screws holding down the motherboard, and use the Phillips #00 screwdriver to remove them.
- Ensure to place these screws separately from the Torx screws, as they can easily be mixed up.
Locate the two Phillips #00 screws holding down the motherboard, and use the Phillips #00 screwdriver to remove them.
Ensure to place these screws separately from the Torx screws, as they can easily be mixed up.
Step 11
- Use the Metal Spudger to lift the mother board from the watch.
- The metal spudger may cause damage to the device, use a black nylon spudger when possible.
Use the Metal Spudger to lift the mother board from the watch.
The metal spudger may cause damage to the device, use a black nylon spudger when possible.
Step 12
- Remove the motherboard.
Remove the motherboard.
Step 13
Battery
- Use the Metal Spudger to carefully lift the battery from the watch.
- Ensure that the polarity (+/- signs) of the new battery match that of the old battery when inserting new battery into device.
- A metal spudger may cause damage to the battery or device. Use an opening pick when possible.
Use the Metal Spudger to carefully lift the battery from the watch.
Ensure that the polarity (+/- signs) of the new battery match that of the old battery when inserting new battery into device.
A metal spudger may cause damage to the battery or device. Use an opening pick when possible.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Chris Wellings - May 29, 2018
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Any idea where one can purchase the actual battery? I can’t find one anywhere.
edgar.dumea - Aug 31, 2018
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@Chris wellings: i was able to find one on ebay. Arrived quite quickly. And you definitely need a T2(not 3) screwdriver to open up the watch.
Alex Swanson - Oct 27, 2020
Also found one on eBay. I was replacing the battery on the standard Huawei Watch (W1) and this guide was really helpful.
Paul M - Dec 12, 2018
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thanks for this great guide, it’s very clear. My W1’s battery is still OK, but I’m anticipating needing to change it sometime and your guide removes the fear!
Carlos - Feb 7, 2019
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T2 or T3 Torx ???