Motorola Droid Turbo 2 Battery Repair & Replacement Guide - RepairsUniverse
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If your Motorola Droid Turbo 2 battery won't hold a charge and is constantly dying, you've come to the right place! This easy to follow, step by step guide shows you how to safely replace the battery in your phone!
Easy my ass
what happened to the days that you just took off the back and poped a new one im
Right this is hyper complicated....
youre more likely to just buy a new phone if its harder to get the battery replaced. companies know this and exploit it.
Create supply and demand. People have been lied to that they have to stay connected.
They want you to buy a new phone when the battery is shot.
I shouldn't need an entire science lab to take out my fucking battery.
te envío un fuerte saludo me podrías ayudar si me dijeras que medida son los tornillos de la plaquita qué retiraste para poder desconectar la batería de este, te agradezco bastante por tu ayuda y orientación
Excellent video. I am about to replace my battery myself and feel a lot better about the process now compared to certain 2 glass-back equipped Samsungs I have done. Especially regarding the "Mild" adhesive statement. More to come after I perform the procedure this weekend.
Thank you, Repair Universe! Your video gave me the confidence to order a battery and screwdriver kit and give it a shot. I'm not new to electronics, but I've never opened a phone or tablet before. The first pass took me an hour till I was back with 4 screws installed for a test run. At this point, everything worked except the standard and speaker phone speakers. Coincidence?
I removed the 4 screws and remembered the standard speaker contacts are simply pressed together, so I reassembled the 4 screws PLUS the 2 screws nearest the internal speaker and it worked again.
I disassembled again and was not able to determine where the speaker phone speaker connection is, so that is the only piece which doesn't work.
As other mentioned, a surprise was the power/volume buttons falling out. Would have been nice if that were mentioned, but I did not lose them so I got it back together okay. On my 4th assembly (2 more tries for speaker phone speaker tests), my power button's not quite as positive a click as it used to be, but it works, so I'll accept it as completed.
Thank you for this video! I just changed the battery in my Droid Turbo 2 and it booted right up. I will add a few comments for anyone else wanting to do this...
1. The Droid Turbo 2 Ballistic Nylon is obviously a little different than the "regular" version. That said, while there were some small differences in the procedure, this video was more than adequate for figuring it out.
2. When you order your new battery, be sure to also order the BinTek 10 Piece Phone Repair Tool Kit for Motorola...without this kit I would have been dead in the water.
3. Be gentle with your phone. There is a lot of really sticky adhesive holding everything together. Be prepared for a lot of gentle prying and don't bend any of the parts too much as you do or they will break.
Good Luck!
Thank you for the tip! I have a Motorola Droid Turbo 2 and the back of mine is Grey Ballistic Nylon, so I will definitely check out the BinTek 10 Piece Phone Repair Tool Kit. The battery life of this model goes downhill over a couple of years. My phone dies at 20% and I am really tired of it. The battery seams to drain really fast too. Did you fix your Moto OK?
Yes, I was able to fix it. Mine was the same way... Dying at 20%. Plus I would charge it overnight to 100% and it would be down to 50 by the time I got to work. Now, it's like brand new.
@@trishacavanaughXx72 That's great. Yeah, It may be worth it to fixy phone because the phone is great in how it works and everything, but the battery is not helping the phone at all value wise. Where did you get your battery at?
@@DiecastShowcase Amazon
Don't try this unless you have already backed up your phone and decided on the next model that you're prepared to buy. It is nearly impossible to be successful with this in real life.
One thing not mentioned here is the fact that the 17 tiny screws have some kind of glue on the threads, so NONE of them will come out like you see in the video. You'll have to drill the heads off, which leaves you with unusable holes. The tape on the battery pulls apart easier than it pulls off, even if you pull very slowly and carefully. After the volume and power buttons fall out, you'll likely not be able to get them back in properly, so they won't work any more. The tiny earpiece, instead of coming out, comes apart and ruins the extremely fine wire (thinner than a human hair).
In short, be prepared for a frustrating exercise that ends with having a non-working phone. A user-replaceable battery is on my short list of necessary features now.
Probably blue loc-tite
I stopped while I was ahead and can hopefully put it back together.
my screws didnt have glue on them. however these screws are VERY easy to strip, so watch out for that.
That leaves you effectively with no phone. No flagship has a user-removable battery
Mine came off pretty easily. There were a couple that were a bit hard, but none of them anywhere close to where I'd say you have to drill them out. That said, I do agree with your point of tempering your expectations. I just plugged my phone back in after doing this, so we'll see in a bit if it works.
You are right the earpiece didn't come out as in the video. Thankfully, I'm just fixing my phone to be a Pokemon GO device for my kids.
Esta chido que le funcione el audio de video al doble de la velocidad
Pregunta: ¿Como puedo saber que cargador inalambrico le funcionará?
saludos amigo tengo una pregunta donde compras la cinta adhesiva qué lleva encima la batería y para que sirve te agradezco bastante por tu orientación.
hola un saludo una pregunta que mediada son los dos tornillos pequeños qué sujetan la plaquita para desmontar por completo la batería del Droid turbo 2
Had no trouble removing screws but they were T3 not T4 on my Droid 2.
Congratulations! Excellent video
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That tape is to be reused on the next battery, you forgot to mention. And, the speaker piece is tricky to get out and may get destroyed being removed.
Thank you for the feedback.
@@Repairsuniverseusa that's not "feedback", that's a fatal flaw not addressed by a video who's aim must be to only sell you a battery that will destroy the phone upon installation.
Your music is too repetitive. You say you need 2mm tape, but do not show it being used in the video....
It's the strips he pulls off at the end. One side of the 2 sided tape had already been placed.
followed instructions now the phone with not turn on?
Have you tried checking your flex cable connections or your battery? The battery could possibly be faulty as well.
OMEGALUL
This is highly risky, you have a 50/50 chance of bricking the phone and its not up to you, its just luck.
The process is easy. It's the screws that will strip multiple times. I just decided to stop.
What do you mean by stripping?
The manufacture decided to torq the t4 screws pretty tight. I had to drill 2 heads off just to get to the battery...
me too
@@kenroe5410 that's unfortunate. Thank you.
My screws come out without any problems whatsoever ever! Its,about having the right size torx and preheating the screws much as possible to not damage anything only loosen the locktite put on by the factory but I didn't even have to do that and,no issues! The small screw treads might be shot so I might put small bit of locktite back in to hold the phone long term
Can't get the damn screws out. I loved this phone until after a year of use the battery dies. I've totally reverted to an iPhone. At least I can find someone who will work on it and change the screen if need be. It's real messed up that I can purchase a laptop for less than a smartphone!
Shelly Beaver a lap top? moron.
Shelly Beaver RIGHT!
I won't be going back to anything Apple, because I never agreed with their philosophy of planned obsolescence.
I won't get another droid or Motorola unless they warranty their damned batteries! POS...
Now if the time we throw them at the wall!!!😤
Agreed. All these phone companies are full of SHIT!
Same here. The battery on mine seems to have died just over a year after buying it as well. Coincidence? I think not, RIP.
You don't have to take the mother board out or the camera. Kind a overkill in this video
...or you can just take it to one of those cell phone repair kiosks and let them do it for about 50 bucks. No brainer!
will void the warranty
js
some of us just prefer to do it ourselves...
o Jesus, u forgot to mention that the battery tape does not come with a new batter, you have to Peel the holding ape off then old battery band reuse it on then new batter!
PEELING OFF THE HOLDING APE SOUNDS DANGEROUS ! NOT SURE IF IT WOULD BE WORTH THE RISK.
Hahaha!!
The 3,760 milliampere hour battery. IK it’s technically not wrong, just sounds weird 😋
Fk motorola
LOOK ! I CAN TELL YOU AND EASIER WAY TO REPLACE YOUR BATTERY. JUST GET IN YOUR CAR AND PLACE YOUR PHONE UNDER ANY ONE OF THE FOUR WHEELS. RUN OVER IT. THEN GO OUT AND BUY A NEW ONE.
TRICK-OR TREAT I’m pretty sure this is the method for retiring iPhones
Where do i get a car?
lol you must be a phone salesman
Just letting you guys all know, this more than likely will void the warranty. Even removing the back. Good luck.
This phone was released in 2015. There is no warranty left.
If its under warranty shouldn't Motorola replace the battery?