Instructions on how to disassemble the battery on Samsung Galaxy S6
Samsung in the launch of its latest super-duo duo, the company decided to change almost its entire flagship design style. The demonstration through the duo of Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge is no longer able to disassemble the battery, instead a monolithic design with toughened glass behind the back. However with a little patience and acceptance of sacrifices you can still do this.
According to Samsung's announcement, the flagship Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge cannot be removed to replace the battery. But that does not mean that users cannot completely do this.
Samsung in the launch of its latest super-duo duo, the company decided to change almost its entire flagship design style. The demonstration through the duo of Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge is no longer able to disassemble the battery, instead a monolithic design with toughened glass behind the back. However with a little patience and acceptance of sacrifices you can still do this.
Following a few steps on the XDA-Developers.com dedicated forum, users can manually remove the battery on the Galaxy S6. However, the implementation process needs a lot of meticulousness and will almost certainly lose genuine warranty from Samsung.
The procedure for each step is as follows: (Image source from XDA-Developers.com)
Step 1: Remove the sim tray from the device
Step 2: Remove the back of the device
Step 3: Remove the fixed screws on the back
Step 4: Separate the circuit board on the device body
Step 5: disconnect the battery
Step 6: Disassemble the battery on the body
It is worth noting that the implementation process may appear some unpredictable errors. Users who do not have much experience with removing the device should avoid doing this themselves at home.
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