I’d be gaming, but I have to scrape this crap off before I can get to the next step of battery replacement.
1. Tear apart Nexus 6(struggle for 4 hours to not tear the ribbon cables that are adhered to the backing plate)
2. Struggle for another 2 hours to carefully peel the battery from the wireless charging coil without breaking, tearing, or mangling it, or it’s connections.
3. Scold old battery while putting in the new one.
4. Make sure to properly align and stick on the coil to the battery, align, realign the tiny contact that sits against the battery, but is actually for some direct contact with the rest of the phone(NFC?)
5. Fold tape-like thing over battery.
6. Lose one of the 23 T4 screws during reassembly. (I think it evaporated)
7. Power on phone, test NFC, drain battery to 10%, then charge uninterrupted to 100% to set the battery.
8. Check wireless charging
9. Replace all 23 22 screws
10. Slap backing back onto phone and resume reassembly in the morning.
11. Decide to just press the backing plate onto the phone, but it doesn’t stay because destroyed the adhesive in many spots.
12. Good thing I ordered a custom made adhesive kit from iFixit Scrape everything off phone [you are here]
