Introduction

This guide will take you step by step through the process of replacing your Sony Xperia L2 battery. This guide will help those who have a dead or faulty battery to extend the life of your phone. If your phone is overheating, not powering on, or not charging properly, replacing the battery may fix those problems.

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    • Before disassembling the battery, power off your Sony Xperia L2 LTE.

    • Remove SIM card tray.

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    • Use the plastic opening tool to pry the back case of the phone off.

    • The fingerprint sensor is connected to the motherboard.

    • Disconnect the fingerprint sensor.

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    • Unscrew all 10 screws from the top and bottom portion of the phone using a T4 Torx screwdriver.

    • Use the plastic opening tool to remove the unscrewed top and bottom portion of the phone.

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    • Disconnect the battery cable from the motherboard.

    • Pry up the battery and remove it from the device.

    • Battery may have adhesive that needs to be removed prior to removing the battery.

    • Be careful not to jab the battery with any sharp tools. A punctured battery may leak dangerous chemicals or catch fire.

Conclusion

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

Carrie Schmitt

Member since: 10/09/18

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I do not recommend this procedure. The battery is very flimsy, can be easily deformed, and often tightly glued down. Any slight deformation can cause it to short and explode. Would be safer to get a different phone (not Sony).

eric jaehnig -

Once the battery has been disconnected from PCB and you cant pry the battery out easily then it is glued in position instead of double sided tape you will need to very gently warm it up with a hair drier (not on the highest setting and not a heat gun as its too hot which will cause the battery to explode) and gently pry it out. I do recommend Sony mobiles, used them for years and are very stable, Never had a battery explode from over charging like on all Samsung mobiles. Unfortunately I learned the hard way and used too much force removing the battery that I damaged the connector on the ribbon cable for the screen. Ordered a 2nd hand L2 to replace the cable. Also its a Torx 5 needed not a torx 4 as stated at the top of the website.

Alun Jones -