Samsung SPH-M360 Casing Replacement
Hunter Parker and one other contributor
Last updated on Jan 5, 2016
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓This guide will require a screwdriver with a Phillips #0 head (labeled PH0 in iFixit 54 bit driver kit) and a plastic opening tool. Be careful not to lose the small screws involved with removing this part of the device.
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Locate the arrow on the panel of the rear side of the phone.
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Use one or two fingers to apply light pressure downwards on the rear panel and push or pull in the direction of the arrow.
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Place finger inside the small semi-spherical slot near the top of the battery.
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Lightly pull the battery away from the phone. This should not require much effort.
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Starting near the top of the casing, use the plastic opening tool to gently pry the casing open.
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Slowly work the plastic opening tool around the edge of the casing, gently prying it around at all sides.
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Once the casing has been fully pried off of the phone, it should be easily removed by hand.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order. Be sure to secure the casing around the entire perimeter of the phone.
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University of Memphis, Team 3-5, Kim Fall 2015 Member of University of Memphis, Team 3-5, Kim Fall 2015
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