Disassembly/Repair of the mobile device Samsung Gear Sport SM-R600 with each step description and the required set of tools.

⚠️️ Before disassembling, do not forget to turn your phone off.

First, we need to remove the straps. We'll use tweezers, but you can also remove them with your fingers.

We need to remove the rubber plugs that cover the screws. In our case, these plugs are glued with sealant.

It's best to set the plugs aside so we don't lose them.

⚠️️ And of course, glue them back on when reassembling.

Then we move on to unscrewing the screws that hold the back cover. For this, we'll use a Tri-wing Y0 screwdriver.

⚠️️ It's very important to note! When using iPhone screwdrivers, the drive on the screw head often strip.

We need to remove the back cover.

To do this, we'll use a thin plastic pic. Carefully insert it into the gap between the case and the back cover and gently run it along the edge, opening the back cover.

Carefully lift the back cover, make sure nothing is in the way, that there are no cables between the back cover and the motherboard, and set the back cover aside.

Next, using a non-metallic tool, we disconnect the display cable connector and disconnect the battery connector.

And we move on to detaching the bracket and motherboard. To do this, we'll use tweezers, find the right place where we can carefully pry to lift and remove the bracket, which is recessed into the case.

We carefully lift it up, and we see that the bracket is held by the display cable that is threaded through the bracket to the motherboard.

We need to carefully thread the cable with the connector back through the bracket to carefully detach the bracket.

We can also unscrew one screw that secures the motherboard to the bracket. For this, we'll need a 1.5 mm Phillips #000 screwdriver.

And we move on to removing the motherboard.

To remove the motherboard, we first need to detach the side buttons, which are attached to the bracket. To do this, we need to carefully lift and flip the bracket to see the location of the side buttons. Using a thin tool, in our case - it's tweezers, we need to carefully pry and detach the two buttons.

After disconnecting all the buttons, we can accordingly detach the bracket and set the motherboard aside.

We move on to detaching the battery.

To detach the battery, we first need to detach the battery contact pad on the bracket. After that, using a thin tool, carefully lift the battery and peel it off the bracket.

The battery is not glued really tightly, so it comes off without much effort.