Google Pixel Teardown - Screen Repair Battery Replacement Fix

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The Google Pixel phone is durable indeed, but not invincible. Glass screens can still crack and shatter, and sometimes need to be replaced. This video will show how I replace the screen on my own Google Pixel (Regular sized) as well as how I remove the battery, and the charging port. luckily everything on this phone is pretty modular. And even better, the screen replacements arent super complicated.

The screen of the Google Pixel is only held in place by adhesive. And two small T5 screws that hold the screen connector in place. If you want your screen to survive the removal process its incredibly important that you do not touch the LED with your metal tools.

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JerryRigEverything assumes no liability for property damage or injury incurred as a result of any of the information contained in this video. JerryRigEverything recommends safe practices when working with power tools, automotive lifts, lifting tools, jack stands, electrical equipment, blunt instruments, chemicals, lubricants, expensive electronics, or any other tools or equipment seen or implied in this video. Due to factors beyond the control of JerryRigEverything, no information contained in this video shall create any express or implied warranty or guarantee of any particular result. Any injury, damage or loss that may result from improper use of these tools, equipment, or the information contained in this video is the sole responsibility of the user and not JerryRigEverything. Only attempt your own repairs if you can accept personal responsibility for the results, whether they are good or bad.

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man your videos feel so Profesional yet you still find a way to add some humor to them and it always makes me crack up. keep up the vids haha.

juleswinnfield

you call this a high quality video?? its literally just one pixel!

Sloppyjoe

You show accurately and precisely in 6 minutes what most other videos try to accomplish in 12 minutes. (Really appreciate the editing so we don't have to watch you unscrew 9 T-5 screws, and the mic'd up voiceover that made it easy to hear what you were saying). I sub'd after seeing this video.

JUUS

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2:20 Another missed chance
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3:43 At his point I am just depressed
3:45 Damn it
4:03 THERE IT IS
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4:34 HELL YEAH
5:00 Now you're just being a jerk about it
5:05 Well I am just getting back to work. I hope you're happy with all these missed chances. I am now working sober. Who wants to be an Uber driver....sober?

RarelyReplies

this guy knew what he is doing, , deserve more subscribers, , compare to some others who just put it n a soda and freeze it..

rovel

it'll crack like a potato chip even if you look at it the wrong way

woopaka

I'm really disappointed about the battery is not *really blue* color.

ShellymanStudios

I just fixed my pixel on my own with your video teardown. Thank you so much! I'm now a subscriber because I really enjoy your presentation style and humour. Awesome channel :D
For any other first timers about to embark on your first Pixel 1 disassembling, a few tips to avoid damaging parts:
1) Trying to get your prying tool under the screen at the very beginning was actually really difficult to initiate. I tried for a while like in the video, but then decided to try using a suction cup to pull up on the screen while also still prying. It really helped open up just that tiny bit of clearance, but enough needed to get in there much more easily. Initiating is the hardest part, after that it's just patience and care.
2) On the lower part of the screen, the OLED layer beneath the glass goes significantly further than it appears to! About 6-7mm further! On the upper part of the screen it does as well, but only by a tiny bit, less than 1mm. So while using your flat tool to clear the adhesive, be careful not to go all the way up to where the screen appears to start, you need to stop 7+mm away. I would stop 10mm away to be safe, and 3mm away on the top.
3) Be careful with the heat gun on the under side of the screen. I was blowing heat in once I had a 2-3mm gap, trying to soften the remaining adhesive that was further inside, and it melted some of the OLED, and now I have this bright spot where it happened. Mine's not bad, almost purely cosmetic, but it could have been a lot worse had I not noticed that it was happening in time.

gerald

Hey Zack! would you consider doing a teardown of the Mi Mix once it is available? It would have to be imported, but seeing how a phone constructed out of a ceramic body is built would be super interesting!

williamforbes

i recently started repairing phones and all of zack's videos help so much

Canadian

Wow. The design is actually simple. Whoever built this phone actually designed the phone well.

davidsaavedra

I can listen to him all day and still not get bored.

ijazzzali

can't get enough of these videos, it's like uncensored tech porn seeing these phones get opened

GWAlistair

I'm a novice at repairing phones and replacing batteries so I was wondering if Verizon would replace the batter if needed. Any info on that? Great video by the way. Very professional and informative.

Tbirdclass