Hi, usually not, but if the battery glued so hard, better to have some free space for prying (levering). Also, in "the hard glued battery" case need to use a heat gun. Don't lever the battery too fast or too hard because you can damage LCD or anything else.
if I want to change my battery its necesary to remove the superior part with al its components(the where is the selfie camera an the resto of the board)?
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Hi, it depends on, how strong the glue is. If the glue is strong enough, you need a lot of space to work carefully. Under the battery also locates an inter-board flexible flat cable.
I have a question. First of all Leeco has another phone model with a slightly same design but a little bit bigger battery. I have Leeco Le2 x520(snapdragon) 3000mAh. The other model has 3500mAh capacity. Is it in anyway possible for me to install the battery into my phone?
Hi I don't know if you will see this but I really need an answer please..I have a leeco x526 with a problem on the touchscreen it doesnt answer. I tried to heat the screen with a hair dryer but I can't take the screen off. I don't want to heat it too much and make something bad. Do you know how long I should heat it and if it works with a hair dryer please ? Also I used the point of a screwdriver with a flat head to open the screen is it too big ? Thanks
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