Gregg Stanley

Let me know if you need help in the future.

You probably need to replace the entire lid assembly;y.

Bad battery; replace it. It’s fairly easy to do.

Did you ever properly calibrate the battery after installing it? Where did you purchase the battery from? Apple MacBook Battery Calibration Charge it to 100%, and then keep charging it for at least 2 more hours. Then, unplug and use it normally to drain the battery. When you see the low battery warning, save your work, and keep your laptop on until it goes to sleep due to low battery. Wait at least 5 hours, then charge your laptop uninterrupted to 100%.

You probably damaged the FFC (Front Facing Flex Cable). That cable controls the ambient light sensor, proximity sensor, front facing microphone and camera.

You don't need to remove the screw on the wifi module and remove the card; just unclip the two antennas from the card.

On my model there were only two Phillips screws as the third (inner most screw) was removed during bottom cover removal (Under the rubber foot).

On my model there were only two Phillips screws as the third (inner most screw) was removed during bottom cover removal (Under the rubber foot).

Disconnect the battery FIRST! Using a flat PLASTIC spudger, slide it sideways under the clip and wiggle upwards until connector comes loose.

T4 screws on all but the two under the rear rubber feet; those are Phillips PH0 (and my model had two square rubber feet).

This alternative method only reboots the watch.

You may need to wiggle the board slightly to remove the upper portion of the other board from under the front facing camera on the right.

Not sure what you’re asking; if your asking if the iPhone 8 battery will fit in an Xr, or vise-versa, the answer is no.

Well, nice description, but you need to remove the bottom cover by first removing all the screws, then using a pry device, sliding it around the edge until you can pop off the bottom cover. THEN you can access the four screws on the battery.

There is also another connector directly to the right (in this photo) that needs to be disconnected as well (this picture shows it under the logic board, so this has already been removed and replaced before the photo was taken).