Consumables

Technical Characteristics of Consumibles

Consumibles are essential components of a device that need to be replaced over time due to wear and tear. In a smartphone, these may include parts like the battery, display screens, buttons, charging ports etc. It's crucial to know their technical characteristics before you start the replacement process.

Battery

• Capacity: Usually measured in mAh (milliamp hours), the higher the value, the longer the battery can last.
• Type: Most smartphones use Lithium-Ion or Lithium-Polymer batteries.

Display Screen

• Resolution: Measured in pixels, it influences the sharpness and clarity of the device's display.
• Type: Common types include LCD, LED, OLED, and AMOLED screens.

Buttons and Charging Ports

• Material: Typically made of plastic or metal.
• Type: Different smartphones have unique button designs and charging port-types like micro USB, USB-C, etc.

Instructions for Replacing Consumibles

Please ensure your device is off and you have the relevant tools ready for the replacement process, like a screwdriver, plastic opening tools, and replacement parts.

Replacing the Battery

• Remove the back cover of your phone.
• Gently pull the battery connector upwards to disconnect it.
• Replace the old battery with a new one and connect the battery connector.
• Reattach the back cover.

Replacing the Display Screen

• Remove the back cover and disconnect the battery.
• Remove the screws securing the front panel.
• Gently lift the front panel and disconnect the screen connector.
• Attach the new screen and reassemble the phone.

Replacing Buttons or Charging Ports

• Open the device and disconnect the battery.
• Locate the broken button or charging port and remove the screws holding it in place.
• Replace the faulty part with a new one and screw it in place.
• Reconnect the battery and reassemble the device.

Note: These are general steps. Make sure to follow the specific repair guide for your phone model.