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[Aluminum Cover] Taking it Off
I bought a case opener tool from PDAPARTS because many people have said it works well. But i cant seem to get a grip between the front bezel and the aluminum cover to remove the aluminum cover, so can someone plz tell me how to remove the aluminum cover?
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Removing Aluminum Cover
I bought a case opener from PDAPARTs the other day because many people said it was a good. Today when i tried the removing the aluminum case with the tool i noticed that i couldn't get a grip between the front bezel and the aluminum case to take it off, so can someone plz help me?
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*help anyone* i really need to take the cover off
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You might also want to try just putting duct tape on the back of the antena cover and then pulling hard. Heard that this works as long as the tape is really sticky. If you screw up the antena cover you can buy one on ebay for cheap.
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Something that works really well for me is sliding a flat screwdriver in between the battery and the backplate, just to the side of the leftmost tab with the screwhole. Once it's inserted I just use it as a lever and pry upwards. If there's no glue it pops right open! Repeat for the other side.
WARNING: If you slide the screwdriver in at a downward angle and it's sharp enough, you will pierce the battery!!! This can result in a fire/explosion. Try to keep it parallel to the backplate as you slide it in; you don't need to go too far.
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