Asus ZenFone 2 Battery Repair & Replacement Guide - RepairsUniverse

[@Repairsuniverseusa]

If your Asus ZenFone 2 battery won't hold a charge anymore, this video should help you! This easy to follow, step by step guide shows you how to safely replace your phone's battery!

[@Life_Is_Adventuree]

do have tutorial video for replacing charging port on Asus Zenfone 2 selfie ZD551KL.?

[@nicolodiezon9953]

wat if it takes 9 hours b4 full charge wat is the problem

[@mobilephone6388]

@@nicolodiezon9953 cable prob need replacing or charger maybe

[@ItsMeJun2x]

@@mobilephone6388 what if you already replace a battery and a charging port but its not working

[@ItsMeJun2x]

when the flex cable of a sim slot is damage is it okie

[@eduardorickrot4763]

Man, thank you so much! My ZenFone 2 was bricked. It was not doing absolutely nothing, not even vibrating, no fastboot, not anything. I just followed these instructions till the disconnect battery from motherboard part. I reconnected it, the phone vibrated, I screwed everything back in place and now it works just like it did almost 2 years ago. Thanks again, saved me some money.

[@szorsi3381]

Thank you very much! We successfully change the battery with my 16-y-old son. Your video was really helpful and detailed.

[@Matthiasrj]

Another tip: If after replacing the battery and switching the cellphone on the battery indicator gets stuck at 50% you gotta open it up again and wedge something on top of the battery connector. Some replacement batteries have pretty crappy connectors that won't connect properly and by default the phone will report constant 50% battery. Just make sure whatever you put in there isn't flammable and doesn't touch the heat dissipation surface (copper colored plate) surrounding the camera, which can get pretty hot.

[@susanshore7172]

Thank you! I had that problem and your tip helped me fix it. I used a little piece of scotch brite.

[@Matthiasrj]

Glad to be of help :)

[@deepshlt2754]

Can you please send me an illustration which part i need to wedge. I have the 50% stuck charging problem

[@ImdadulIslamexbuetian]

Which part? Couldn't figure out.

[@gargos25]

@Matthiassrj Dude, I would like to nominate you for the Internet comment of the year award (although you commented in 2017). Your little comment saved me from heaps of anguish. PS: I have used rolled strips of duck tape to create 2 wedges on both top leads to the mother board. PS2: The daugher board lead is safely connected since there is that little trap mechanism holding it in place.

[@RobFos]

I just SUBBED.... I did exactly what the video says and Now I have my Zen Phone 2 Deluxe Special Edition back... THANK YOU.....!!!

[@AleemHirani]

Thank you for this. After replacement of the battery, My phone speaker, vibration and charging doesnt seem to work. I suspect its the connection on 4:27 that seems to be the problem. Any tips

[@gungmanik9234]

Aleem Hirani i have the same problem, any advice ?

[@AP-nt6db]

I have the same problem too 😫

[@Matthiasrj]

Hey guys, if you're trying to test your phone without screwing all of these little screws back into place just to make sure everything is correctly connected (like I did), don't have a panic attack when it doesn't respond. I had to screw everything back before I could switch it on again. I don't know if it's designed this way or if by screwing the phone back shut everything fell into place again. But still, I hope this saves someone from despair.

[@FeonVid]

Question 2:40 1) Is there a name for the adhesive tape/paste so that I can buy it? 2) Is it advisable to add the adhesive while replacing new battery? 3) Is the adhensive is something similar to thermal paste? Please advice, thank you

[@kurosakibankai19]

Kare Xun Tan I am sorry I can't answer your questions directly cause I myself am not sure if you need the adhesive tape but thermal paste is definitely not a replacement or used as a adhesive it is a compound used to disperse heat between two metal contacts.

[@Dseated]

Successfully replaced my battery. Thank you!

[@1stFerry]

Very helpful and step by step video. I replaced the battery by following this video, but really afraid of destroying the part when prying up the battery. Thank you!

[@laurentkraft3477]

Hello, interesting and very well done video - just one question about the kind of white silicon/rubber (sorry, did not get the name you used for it, not native English speaker) that you are pulling out before removing the battery, is there no need to put it back when mounting the new battery ? Asking as we don't see this step in your video and wondering how to do this ? Had a look to some other guides and they did not speak about this silicon/rubber ???

[@Repairsuniverseusa]

Hey Laurent, thank you for your support! When mounting the new battery, we recommend using two small strips of adhesive to adhere the battery to the frame. I hope this clears it up a bit for you! Thanks again for watching!

[@laukra]

Thanks a lot for your reply, and yes, that clears it up :-) I ordered a replacement battery two days ago and will do that way :-)

[@vinhedos]

Thanks for the guide!

[@cc_tw]

thanks for your help! this was a pain to replace. wasn't turning on the first try and I had to go all the way back in and found one of the connections was off. #$#%#%#$ my next phone will have a required feature of an easily removable battery. also cracked a corner of the plastic cover since the case is not designed for opening. FML

[@joaopaulosartorello4762]

You are the best channel in the world, thank you so much!

[@daroyalplatypus4512]

lol, thats a guitar pick. "triangle plastic opening tool" please

[@kingkinvar]

Even more hilarious, the phone cover already has an opening to pop it off.

[@GManWrites]

DaRoyalPlatypus Otherwise known as a plectrum.

[@andreeasantoci4688]

That's actually a conventional opening plastic tool.

[@drjoe71]

its not actually a guitar pick i had to change my phone battery and its an actual tool

[@eugeneeverest3419]

GOD DAMNIT!! ASUS USE SO MUCH GLUE ON THE FRICKEN BATTERY I'M SCARED IT'S GONNA EXPLODE IF I USE ANY MORE FORCE TO REMOVE IT!!

[@Sheehy223]

Did this on my Dads Zenfone 2 because it kept dying on him, now the speaker isn't working. Any suggestions?

[@SergioFerrazSouza]

so god!!! thanks boy

[@ryorei3782]

thanks for guide

[@TheYoukhang]

hi , can you make one video about how to replace zenfone 2 volume adjuster ???? thx ......

[@daroyalplatypus4512]

thx. got it first try really helpful

[@ДмитрийМатвеев-я5е]

отличное видео, замена прошла успешно, без каких-либо последствий. Менял сам, дома.

[@castrillex]

Дмитрий Матвеев можешь сказать насчёт ризинки, как её снимал? Так же, как и на видео?

[@lLuzangelicals]

Una gran falla, pues al menos yo carezco de herramientas para la revision de mi telefono y para abrirlo si que es complicado ,Debieran hacer estos dispositivos moviles mas amigables con las uñas por ejemplo

[@aaronveneruso2214]

Does this void the warranty?

[@Repairsuniverseusa]

Yes, anytime you break any original seal on a device the warranty is voided with the manufacture. For more information we recommend contacting the manufacture directly. Thank you for watching!

[@deamonsmiles7573]

Très bon travail ,merci

[@Zimba9810]

i did everythink you say now it lay an egg whats to do now?

[@mobilephone6388]

Everything*

[@albertyap7369]

Thanks for the great tip. Asus service center would have kept my phone for a whole week, and of coz charged a bomb.

[@Jarral.Brothers]

Sir I'm living in bahrain. .can you tell where is a service centre for asus

[@cristiandmais]

Muito bem explicado! Parabéns!

[@josedon1109]

VERY VERY VERY HELPFULL

[@chrissyy8810]

why cant they make a normal battery like every other phone ever

[@BCCMightySanta]

You can thank Apple for that. Although this is still a lot easier than changing a battery in an iPhone.

[@dospulgadas1578]

It has its pros and cons. In case of theft, as the battery can not be removed, the tracking system can not be canceled. (from spanish using google translator)

[@jgbee2726]

they don't make phones with removable batteries. How else can they track you?

[@dospulgadas1578]

Installing an app (or that the phone already has one in their OS). For example, I work in a cyber in Córdoba, Argentina, and a desperate girl arrived for a PC. It was because Apple wanted to communicate with her to tell her they had already recovered their stolen iPhone in Brazil and that she was already being sent home. (from spanish using google translator)

[@gurudattag]

One reason could be - when you drop a phone while you are in a conversation or doing something net intensive on the mobile, the removable battery falls off and the conversations stops or the Net intensive transations could fail with sometimes dangerous errors, especially financial transactions could cause losses. Maybe even corrupt the software updates that may even lead to erratic behaviour of the phone. I too was preferring removable battery phone, but now, on second thoughts, I think fixed battery is better/safer.

[@denizcilikbilgileri9669]

Thanks a lot !!!

[@LordCha]

Thanks.

[@tamijo5324]

this is crazy! suppose its all so ppl won't want to be bothered and either get a new ph instead or pay to have it replaced! making me rething getting this ph!

[@Vidya1939]

TKQ.

[@Yuriy_Ne6o]

какая отвертка нужна (маркировка)?