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Motorola G7 Plus Battery Replacement
Battery Replacement guide for the Motorola G7 Plus
Before you begin
Tools
- Precision Phillips #00 screwdriver
- Heat gun or iOpener
- Suction handle
- Plastic opening picks
- Plastic spudger
- Plastic opening card
Parts / materials
- Replacement Motorola G7 Plus battery
- Pre-cut rear cover adhesive strips
- Battery double-sided adhesive tape
- Isopropyl alcohol (90% or higher)
Safety
- Discharge the battery below 25% before disassembly to reduce the risk of thermal runaway if damaged.
- Wear safety glasses to protect your eyes from fine glass shards or heated adhesive vapors.
- Never bend, puncture, or pry against the battery with sharp metal tools.
Overview
Step-by-step
- 1
Power off the phone
1 minPress and hold the power button, then tap Power Off on the screen. Ensure the device is completely powered down before proceeding.
- 2
Heat the rear glass panel
2 minApply a heated iOpener or heat gun to the edges of the back cover for two minutes to soften the factory adhesive.
- 3
Attach a suction handle
1 minPlace a suction cup onto the lower third of the back cover and pull upward gently to create a gap.
- 4
Insert an opening pick
1 minSlide a plastic opening pick into the gap created between the rear glass and the plastic frame.
- 5
Slice perimeter adhesive
4 minSlide the pick carefully around all four edges of the back cover. Do not insert the pick deeper than 4mm to avoid damaging internal cables.
- 6
Hinge the back cover open
2 minGently lift the right side of the rear glass like a book, taking care not to strain the fingerprint sensor flex cable attached to the middle.
- 7
Disconnect the fingerprint flex cable
2 minUse a plastic spudger to pry the fingerprint sensor flex connector straight up from its motherboard socket.
- 8
Unscrew the motherboard shield
3 minRemove the ten Phillips #00 screws holding down the upper plastic motherboard cover and speaker assembly.
- 9
Remove the motherboard shield
2 minInsert the flat end of a spudger under the bottom edge of the shield and lift it clear of the frame.
- 10
Disconnect the battery cable
1 minPry the battery press-connector straight up from the motherboard to disconnect power completely.
- 11
Disconnect the display cable
1 minDisconnect the main display flex cable that runs over the top of the battery so it doesn't get damaged.
- 12
Apply adhesive remover
3 minApply a few drops of high-concentration isopropyl alcohol along the left and right sides of the battery to dissolve the glue beneath.
- 13
Pry out the battery
4 minInsert a flat plastic opening card beneath the battery and gently lift until it separates from the housing frame.
- 14
Clean the battery well
2 minWipe away any remaining glue residue inside the battery well using a lint-free cloth and isopropyl alcohol.
- 15
Apply new battery adhesive
2 minLay fresh double-sided adhesive strips into the battery compartment and peel off the protective backing film.
- 16
Install the new battery
2 minAlign the replacement battery into the frame and press down firmly across its surface for ten seconds.
- 17
Reconnect internal cables
2 minPress the display flex cable and the battery connector firmly into their motherboard sockets until they click.
- 18
Reinstall the motherboard shield
3 minSet the plastic shield back into position and secure it using the ten Phillips #00 screws.
- 19
Seal the rear panel
4 minReconnect the fingerprint sensor, lay fresh perimeter adhesive tape onto the frame, and press the rear glass into place.
After your Motorola G7 Plus battery replacement
Power the G7 Plus back on and test the battery replacement function before you put every screw away. Check touch/display response, charging, cameras, buttons, and wireless as relevant to this repair. If something fails after closing the device, reopen carefully and reseat the connectors for this Motorola G7 Plus job before assuming the part is defective. Keep leftover adhesive and screws labeled in case you need a second pass.
Keep learning
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