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Nokia Customer Care

7088 (RM-219)

Mobile Terminal

Disassembly/Assembly

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Contents Page

Safety Information.................................................................................................... 3

ESD Protection..................................................................................................3

Assembly Instructions .............................................................................................. 4

Disassembly Instructions.......................................................................................... 4

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Safety Information

Adhere to the following guidelines when assembling and disassembling the

mobile terminals.

 QUALIFIED SERVICE

Only qualified personnel may install or repair mobile terminal equipment.

 ACCESSORIES AND BATTERIES

Use only approved accessories and batteries. Do not connect

incompatible products.

 CONNECTING TO OTHER DEVICES

When connecting to any other device, read its user’s guide for detailed

safety instructions. Do not connect incompatible products

ESD Protection

Always follow ESD protection guidelines when disassembling and assembling

the mobile terminal. To avoid potential ESD damage, the recommendation is

to treat all assemblies and components as if they are sensitive to ESD.

(1) All Surface Mounted components must be handled as electrostatic

sensitive components.

(2) Prevent static discharge failures to all semiconductors and modules

containing ESD sensitive components by using appropriate ESD protective

equipment.

(3) Do not touch the component with bare hands, and always wear a

grounded wrist strap or footwear.

(4) A mobile terminal that is ready for use can be handled normally without

ESD protection. The battery can be replaced in normal conditions of use.

(5) All ESD-sensitive parts must be packed in metallized protective bags

during shipping and handling outside any ESD Protected Area (EPA).

Be especially careful to avoid contaminating the mobile terminal with any dust

during assembly.

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Assembly Instructions

To assemble the mobile terminal, follow the “Disassembly Instructions” in reverse

order.

Disassembly Instructions

Use the following steps to disassemble the mobile terminal.

Disassembly Instructions

1. Tools for disassembly and reassembly.

2. Protect the main display surface with a film.

3. Press and slip off Battery Cover.

4. Pull upward to remove Battery.

6IP

Film

Tweezers

6IP

4IP

SRT-6

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5. Use a TORX 6IP screw driver to loosen and

remove the four Torx screws (M1.4x3). When

using torque driver, set torque to 10Ncm @

700 rpm. The tolerance is +/-2Ncm.

6. Place the SRT-6 into the gap between

C-cover and D-cover, moving along with

perimeter, and lever the snaps to separate

C-cover and D-cover.

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7. Pull D-cover away from hook of C-cover. 8. Disconnect the FPC from connector on

PCB.

9. Remove PCB from D-cover. 10. Remove keymat.

11. Remove the screw sponge from B-cover.

12. Use a TORX 6IP screw driver to

loosen and remove the two Torx screws

(M1.4x3). When using torque driver, set

torque to 10Ncm @ 700 rpm. The

tolerance is +/-2Ncm.

6IP

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13. Place the SRT-6 into the gap between

A-cover and B-cover, moving along with

perimeter, and lever the snaps to separate

A-cover and B-cover.

14. Pull A-cover away from hook of B-cover.

15. Use a TORX 6IP screw driver to loosen

and remove the four Torx screws (M1.4x3).

When using torque driver, set torque to 10Ncm

@ 700 rpm. The tolerance is +/-2Ncm.

16. Remove PCB from D-cover.

17. Disconnect FPC from PCB. 18. Gently remove camera module by hand.

6IP

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19. Gently remove FPC of LCD from PCB. 20. Remove LCD from PCB carefully.

21.Use tweezers and pull upward to remove

headset jack.

22. Use tweezers and pull upward to remove DC

jack.

23. Remove speaker by tweezers.

24. Use a TORX 4IP screw driver to loosen and

remove the four Torx screws (M1.4x2). When

using torque driver, set torque to 10Ncm @ 700

rpm. The tolerance is +/-2Ncm.

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25. Use a TORX 4IP screw driver to loosen and

remove the six Torx screws (M1.4x2). When

using torque driver, set torque to 10Ncm @

700 rpm. The tolerance is +/-2Ncm.

26. Pull out the sheet metal gently by hand

27. Remove side keys by tweezers.

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