Motorola Nexus 6 Battery Replacement Guide - RepairsUniverse
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www.repairsuniverse.com - RepairsUniverse shows you how to quickly replace your Nexus 6 Battery with this Official Motorola Nexus 6 Battery Replacement Guide video. Be sure to visit RepairsUniverse.com to learn about the assorted repair options we offer, all that will help get your Nexus 6 working like new again. With our DIY repair tool kits and detailed teardown guides we can help walk you through any repair process. If you do not feel comfortable doing the repair yourself- there is no need to worry. Contact one of our experienced technicians at 866-925-2350 and they will fix your device for you. Don’t forget to subscribe to our TH-cam Channel for additional DIY smartphone and tablet HD repair videos.
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Thank you so much for this video. I followed it closely and was able to solve all of my power issues. The phone had started crashing just when I opened the camera app, but the problem slowly grew to include opening other apps until I couldn't run the phone if it wasn't plugged in. I worked carefully so it took me about 45 minutes. Honestly, the hardest part was slowly breaking the adhesive because I didn't want to crack any plastic.
One note: I purchased parts from Repairs Universe, including a kit with a bunch of screwdrivers. The T4 didn't fit the screws on my phone, but the T3 did. I assume that the screwdrivers were just mislabeled, but I would recommend that someone who is going to try this have both on hand, just in case.
You mean your apps were crashing or not opening and replacing the battery solved the issue? Also want to ask how easy it were to remove back panel and LCD? Did you applied heat to screen with heat gun?
A little bit of heat helps greatly with softening the adhesive. It also softens the plastic back, so it can get a little distorted, but you can just heat it back up to reform it to the proper shape.
My Nexus 6 definitely did not have T4 torx screws on the middle panel. I had to use a T2 (which was too small) and eventually a T3 torx. Repair instructions are good and easy. I grabbed a 9 dollar kit on eBay and replaced my battery. I used a box cutter razor blade to pry off the back cover.
Why did you disassemble the inductive charger en put it back again?
Remko van der Sluis I’m a total newbie considering doing this to my nexus 6, I don’t understand this part of the process either?
@Reda Heinze Can you explain in detail this part im planning to do this so i actually need to know if this part is important and the question is do i need to buy a new inductive charger to actually use a new battery ? or i just need to disassemble the inductive charger and put it back again and the new battery ? or i can just buy a new battery and just put it there and it will work ? please be so kind and let me know thanks.
@Reda Heinze Thanks for your fast reply
please note for two difficulties, while moving your tool below back cover it is very easy to rip off the brown flat connector. also, the back cover is glued very hard. it is really hard to separate the back cover. the battery is glued very strongly to the wireless charging coil. the battery removal actually tear off everything around.
Wish I had seen this comment before. Ah well, guess my old phone is now e-waste. :')
why are we removing the inductive charger from the mid frame and then putting it back, may I ask? Or is it optional, just in case if the inductive charger is not working?
+Allan Wong Exactly. It's showing how to replace it if needed. I think it's a pretty darn cheap part so if replacing the battery might as well.
Thank you!
I'm having problem after I remove the back cover. When I put it back, my phone is not charging anymore. How to fix it? thanks
Great video and was able to replace the battery successfully. Couple of points: the back cover needs more guidance and the inductive charger is optional. 5 stars though!
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has anyone bought the battery from Repairs Universe? Do they work well? Is there a warranty?
did you really make us watch you remove every signal screw. thanks.
+Tim Boyd I was thinking this until I realized that I could easily fast forward through it.
JustMe42 I didn't mind at all. It's a reminder as to how tedious the process is and why I shouldn't get such a phone again. For example the battery replacement on the Huawei Mate 8, Mate 9, Motorola E4 Plus is a bit easier. No back cover glue and no 24 screws.
Personally, I appreciate it. I will be referring to this in order to make sure I got them all, especially when I am bound to have like 5 screws left over and can't find where they go.
T4 is too big. The correct size is T3. I screwed up 2 screws. :-( The Back cover has a lot of adhesive. Be careful if you force the cover, you may torn off the internal casing. Just do it little by little with a lot of lighting and look inside constantly to make sure you are wiggling at the right place to separate the outer shell and the internal casing. Avoid the area around the Power and Volume button (There is a connection cable there). Most of this video because they have done on the same phone repeatedly, therefore all the adhesive are gone and very clean. Therefore, it would seem easier than real life.
on your website it says t3 torx and on this video you said t4 torx screwdriver, so which is it?
+ButterMyShark T3
Thanks for the video. I was able to replace the battery and when I plug it in, it charges, but now the power button doesn't work. HELP!
Please make sure all of your flex cables are plugged in and seated properly. This may help!
mine was a T3, what glue to buy?
now the back cover is not well glued
"LCD adhesive tape" on ebay. I prefer 2mm width on a roll. It's small enough that usually no cutting is necessary. Plus, if you get 50 meters of the stuff for a couple bucks, you can just line it side by side wherever you want to put it and still have tons left over in case you need to redo anything. I know this is an old comment, but it can be useful for others hopefully.
www.ebay.com/itm/Battery-Back-Door-Cover-Adhesive-For-Motorola-Moto-Google-Nexus-6-XT1100-XT1103/183567414849
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Is the Backside still sticky enough to use it again?
iTzSaitek You would want to apply new adhesive.
What kind of adhesive do we need for this ?
@@BartMerre www.ebay.com/itm/Battery-Back-Door-Cover-Adhesive-For-Motorola-Moto-Google-Nexus-6-XT1100-XT1103/183567414849
I cannot understand why the guy is holding the phone while undoing/replacing all those screws. Surely putting the phone face down on a towel would be much safer than skidding across it with a screwdriver if you're holding it as per the video and risk damaging all those fragile parts?
Otherwise it looks like a good guide apart from no mention of the glue holding the phone together after reassembly.
I just can't believe that it would work without some sort of heat added.
where is the heatgun used ? I don't see it in the video
+Dzenis Softic It is probably for setting the adhesive free while removing the back cover. If the back cover doesn't come out smoothly, a little application of heat there will make the adhesive weak and you should be able to pull the back cover out.
Why doesn't he make mention of this in the video?
It would seem to be sensible as the glue on some phones is probably set so that the back is not as easily removable as in the video.
I find it hard to believe that if the back is replaced that it will hold without some sort of heat being applied.
I fucked up some of the adhesives on my phone thanks to the tutorial omitting this step...
how did you overcome this?, I just changed the batter and about to glue again the cover. Thanks for any tip!
"LCD adhesive tape" on ebay. I prefer 2mm width on a roll. It's small enough that usually no cutting is necessary. Plus, if you get 50 meters of the stuff for a couple bucks, you can just line it side by side wherever you want to put it and still have tons left over in case you need to redo anything.
Very helpful, thank you.
anyone know how much it costs to have a motorola cell phone specialist replace the battery?
a local company quoted me about $100 and Motorola quoted me about $170.
wow. expensive.
where can i get a replacement battery?
Ryan Evans We will offer them soon. Check back with us within the next couple weeks.
okay thank you I really need one mines messed up
No problem.
+Ryan Evans what was the problem with your old one? did replacing it work? cuz I think mine is messed up it only functions good when it's connected to the charger but when I take it off it turns off when I open apps
Wow, that looks so easy... Until I screw it up!
+Flip Jumpman Definitely still a technical aspect to the repair. Take your time and work through it slowly while using the video as a reference point.
Also heat the back gently (should feel hot to the touch but not enough to burn you) before you start removing the back cover.
idk if my battery is messed up or the motherboard because my Nexus 6 only works now when it's charging and when I take it off and open apps such ass Snapchat, my camera, Google chrome, Instagram, etc it just turns off randomly but there's no problem when it's charging, hopefully it just needs a new battery :/
Mine suffers the exact same problem, did a new battery solve the issue?
+Gabriel Arndt I haven't gotten a new battery but the problem has got much worse now it doesn't even work unless it's plugged into the charger and can't turn on without it either but I'm pretty sure it's the battery. I might try get one online this week
Yes my Nexus 6 had the same issues, and the battery replacement solved them.
Awesome guide, man. Thank you very much for posting this.
damn I'm too scared to do this.. don't wanna wreck my nexus 6!
When your battery eventually takes only a few hours to discharge, it will be worth it. Just take your time, be patient, and heat the glue on the back cover (not hot enough to burn you) you'll be fine.
How the fuck do you disconnect the battery so easily? The little tabs on mine broke off and I cannot remove the connector no matter how hard I try!
LamborghiniReven1000 Did you ever figure it out? Also what size is your replacement battery? Been seeing a lot of 3000mah on ebay instead of 3220mah.
+Repairs Universe
Thanks for this tutorial.
I was finally able to salvage my aging 2014 Nexus 6 by replacing the battery.
I'm still using it as of 2018 March 8th.
Though had an issue with one (1) single screw having accidentally stripped its head -- that instead of 45 mins, it took me 3 hours.
I was finally able to remove the front & back and install the new battery.
The battery seems to last and will keep you posted on it's longevity. The turbo and wireless charging works flawlessly. I was able to *turbo charge* to *60%* remarkably in *just under 30 minutes.* This is with a running *custom ROM ANDROID Oreo 8.1*
Eric Vengeance update please? 🧐
T3...not T4...
when did you use adhesives??? this vid is not complete...
22 (Twenty Two!) Torx screws !!!???
HELP! I was trying to remove the 22 screws on the back of my phone but the two screws deep in the phone next to the camera won't budge despite how much pressure I use. Any tips on how to remove them without messing up my phone?
+Mohamed Tairi Sorry to hear about this issue. Very difficult to get them out if they have been stripped. We can only recommend that apply pressure and slowly rotate the screw to see if it comes loose.
This dude is so zen like....Thank you this has been Morgan Freeman.....
Anthony Trimble that's fucking funny