HTC One M7 Battery replacement

HTC One M7 PN07100 Battery replacement.
This video is a step by step guide that will show you how to correctly change the battery in an HTC One M7.
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HTC One M7 battery replacement, the complete process that we ve done in MovilOne for our client that told us that his phone doesn t charge. If you want to learn how to change the baterry of HTC, please watch this video, and if you think it has been helpful, please give us a like, suscribe to our channel and share the information.
If you have any question about how to change the baterry or any question about how to repair the HTC One M7 please leave your comment above and we ll be glad to answer it.In MovilOne we use only original spare parts HTC, so our repairs have 3 months warranty.

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[grqkguj]

Video on the part of assembling it back is full of cuts and montage, not always in right order.
overall good instruction. I was able to swap the battery, but probably some of screws I put in wrong place, because phone is going back down and screen seems as random pixels, but if I remove back cover, everything is fine again
Spot the difference in place of metallic noise isolator at 0:53 and 6:40, when I put it to the right place, shown on 0:53, ie between two wire buses, screen stops show random pixels on closing back cover. so I believe it is important!

[bluesharp]

I used the free repair plastic blue chip cover remover that comes with the 2 screwdrivers, The blue tool thing kept breaking so went with the pick and it worked. My cover was a bear to remove and i almost gave up lol. I paused the video as i made progress to complete the job 4 hours later. I spent a lot of time with the back cover being factory glued didn't help to make it any easier. Anyway Thank you for posting your repair video because you saved me from buying a new phone. Thumbs up and I subbed your channel too. Peace and You have a good day bud.

[GallAnon]

He makes it look easier than it actually is.

[ducav]

Ok, thanks for the video. Never mind, I'll keep my old battery...

[Blueforyou]

Using the guitar pick is fabulous !! .D

[LegoKilIer]

This looks like a hellish phone to repair. Was my 2nd Smartphone I ever owned and I loved it...
Btw the screw you removed at 3:00 was not put back at 5:30

[oggo]

Thanks a lot, mate! Really great video, showing all the process accurately.

[fabrizioimperio]

Much better than other tutorial on the same subject.

[perceive]

Great with 4K quality should be standard now! You can also apply a little heat to glued tapped areas, they will reattach much better. Great easy to follow video Thanks

[dafidalwi]

Thank you. I hope its the same prosedure when we change the batery of HTC M7 dual sim.

[stevehobbs]

this guy is a professional phone repairer and I'm going to buy a new phone rather than go through all of this nightmare stuff to replace a battery

[tecnologiaaltaqualita]

This is an high quality video. Great work.

[ac]

I love my HTC One M7 and I've had absolutely no issues with it from the day I bought it brand new, but the battery life is getting worse and worse. I was hoping for an easy way to pop in a new one but it looks like you need to be some sort of quantum physics engineer to put one in. Time to start looking for a new phone me thinks.

[Dehattilog]

Good job where are you belong to I have a HTC ONE M7 but same problem here in my set

[nightstalker]

Thanks for the video it helps me a lot..i have also battery problem with my htc one m7(soon to repair)mindblowing parts inside!!

[diyfixtool]

I saw your content and learned a lot thanks to your videos. Thank you and I congratulate you.

[DavidDoboni]

This phone looks like a nightmare to repair!

[revioussky]

If you heat up the back piece, it's easier to pry apart since the aluminum expands and the glue softens. A hair dryer or a heat gun on low should do it. Heat it until it's too hot to hold for more than a second or two bare handed, then use a glove or pot holder or something to hold it while you pry. Also, heat it again before you put it back together.

[brandysnap]

Thank you for that. It certainly isn't easy