Note: The screwdriver must not hit the engine module’s
components during disassembly.
6.
Note: The use of gloves is mandatory while removing
the system connector, in order to prevent
fingerprints from appearing on the engine and
the springs. The springs may be damaged,
if touched.
Step 3. Remove the system connector.
The system connector assembly should
stay on the engine when the D-cover
is moved. It can be removed manually.
7.
Step 4. Remove the engine module.
Note: The use of gloves is mandatory while removing
the engine module, in order to prevent
fingerprints from appearing on the engine.
The engine module can be removed manually.
Note:
If the RF shield lid is removed, replace it with a new one as it is vital that the shield is
absolutely straight so that spurious radiation does not occur.
When removing the shield lid, please pay special attention to how it is done. The lid needs to
be removed extremely carefully, so as not to damage any other parts of the radio module.
Please use tweezers or a small screwdriver to remove the shield lid. Snap it open carefully.
Remove the LCD module.
8.
Note: If the LCD module is to be reused, the use of
gloves is mandatory to prevent fingerprints from
appearing on the domes and elastomer connector.
The domes and the elastomer connector may be
damaged, if touched.
Step 4. Press the antenna into its place.
Note: Make sure that the antenna springs do not
get damaged or touched during assembly.
No fingerprints should get on the springs.
Step 1. Assemble the metal deck from the
back cover side by pressing it with your
fingers.
All six tabs should snap into the slots in the
D-cover.
Step 2. Place the IR-window onto the
D-cover before assembling the
antenna.
3.
The battery connector will be assembled onto the D-cover
with interference fixing.
Step 7. Place connector onto D-cover with tweezers.
Step 8. Push the connector into the D-cover slot with your fingers.
4.
Step 5. Place one end of the battery latch in to
the D-cover slot.
Step 6. Bend the latch and move the other
end into the D-cover slot.
Note: Make sure that the
battery connector is
below the D-cover edges after assembly. If the
buzzer- or vibra-assembly is in place, make
sure that the buzzer springs stay intact. The
may be damaged, if touched.
Step 9. Place the vibra assembly into its slot. Use
6.
Note: If the battery connector or the buzzer assembly is in
place, make sure that the battery connector springs
and the buzzer springs stay intact. the springs may be
damaged, if touched.
tweezers.
The vibra is assembled into the D-cover with
interference fixing.
Step 10. Place the buzzer assemble into its place.
Use tweezers.
The buzzer is assembled into the D-cover with
interference fixing.
Step 11. Place the release spring into the
8.
9.
D-cover slot.
The release spring is attached onto the
D-cover with screws that are used for
attaching the C- and D-covers. No heat
staking is needed.
Assemble the C-cover.
Step 1. Check the condition of the screw holes
If they are worn out, change the cover.
Step 2. Place the C-cover into a jig. Make sure
that the speaker with the speaker
gasket is in place.
7.
Note: Make sure that the speaker springs stay intact. They may be damaged, if touched.
Place the LCD-module onto the C-cover.
Note: the use of gloves or a vacuum picker
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is required, in order to prevent
fingerprints from appearing on the
LCD. Make sure that the elastomer
connector and domes stay intact
during assembly. Use compressed air
or a vacuum before assembling
the D-cover, in order to prevent
dust from getting onto the engine
layout.
Note: The use of gloves is mandatory in
order to prevent fingerprints from
11.
Place the engine module on top of the
LCD-module.
appearing on the engine layout. Use
ionized air or a vacuum, before
assembling the D-cover, to remove
dust and other foreign particles
from the PWB assy.
Place the system connector on top of the
engine module.
12.
Note: The use of gloves is mandatory in orde r to
prevent fingerprints from appearing on
the engine layout and system connector
pads (charging pads). Make sure that the
system connector springs stay intact. The
springs may be damaged, if touched.
Assemble the D-cover assembly.
Step 1. Place the assembled D-cover on top of the
C-cover.
Step 2. Press the D-cover to snap the side locks.
14.
Assemble the keymat onto the front cover.
15.
Step 1. Place the keypad onto the front
cover before the cover is assembled
to the basic transceiver.
Step 2. Press the keypad into its place.
16.
13.
Assemble the screws.
Step 1. Fasten the 6 screws. The assembly
order is shown in the disassembly
section. The torque is 20 - 21 Ncm
350/RPM.
Assemble the front cover onto the basic
transceiver.
Step 1. First push the basic transceiver to the
front cover’s IR-window.
Step 2. Press the bottom part onto the front
part, so that it snaps onto the front
cover.