Lenovo Cedric (Dante) - Level 2-Service and Repair Manual-Final-R2 PDF

Lenovo Moto G
(5th Generation) Play
Lenovo Moto G (5th Generation) Play

Level 2 – Service and Repair Manual
REVISION HISTORY
Revision Date Notes
1 1/26/2017 Initial release.
2 2/09/2007 Revise WDL Inspection
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Revision History ............................................................................................................................................................ 2
List of Tables ................................................................................................................................................................. 5
Table of Figures ............................................................................................................................................................ 5
Safety Information ........................................................................................................................................................ 6
Cautions and Warnings ................................................................................................................................................. 6
Battery Safety Guidelines .............................................................................................................................................. 6
Soldering Safety Guidelines ........................................................................................................................................... 6
Introduction................................................................................................................................................................... 7
External Views .............................................................................................................................................................. 7
Exploded Views ............................................................................................................................................................. 9
Disassembly and Recovery ........................................................................................................................................ 15
Disassembly and Recovery Map .................................................................................................................................. 15
Tools Required for Disassembly .................................................................................................................................. 16
Battery Cover Removal ................................................................................................................................................ 17
Battery Gasket Removal .............................................................................................................................................. 18
Battery Removal .......................................................................................................................................................... 19
IMEI Label Removal ..................................................................................................................................................... 20
Screw Tampering Label Inspection.............................................................................................................................. 21
Rear Housing Removal ................................................................................................................................................ 23
Water Detection Label Inspection ................................................................................................................................ 21
Rear-Facing Imager Removal ...................................................................................................................................... 25
Front-Facing Imager Removal ..................................................................................................................................... 26
Main PCB Removal ...................................................................................................................................................... 27
Headphone Jack Grommet Removal ............................................................................................................................ 29
Earpiece Speaker Removal .......................................................................................................................................... 30
Lower Rear Housing Removal...................................................................................................................................... 31
Small PCB Removal..................................................................................................................................................... 32
USB Grommet Removal ............................................................................................................................................... 34
Vibrator Removal ......................................................................................................................................................... 35
Battery Floor Removal ................................................................................................................................................. 36
Coax Cable Removal ................................................................................................................................................... 37
Side-Key Flex Removal................................................................................................................................................ 38
Main Flex Removal ...................................................................................................................................................... 39
Parts Refresh .............................................................................................................................................................. 40
Tools Required for Parts Refresh ................................................................................................................................. 40
Main Flex Cleaning ...................................................................................................................................................... 41
Display Housing Cleaning ............................................................................................................................................ 42

Front-Facing Imager Cleaning ..................................................................................................................................... 43

Battery Floor Cleaning ................................................................................................................................................. 44
Assembly ..................................................................................................................................................................... 45
Assembly Map ............................................................................................................................................................ 45
Tools Required for Assembly ....................................................................................................................................... 46
Main Flex Assembly .................................................................................................................................................... 47
Side-Key Flex Assembly .............................................................................................................................................. 48
Battery Floor Assembly ............................................................................................................................................... 49
IMEI Label Assembly ................................................................................................................................................... 50
Vibrator Assembly ....................................................................................................................................................... 51
USB Grommet Assembly ............................................................................................................................................. 52
Small PCB Assembly ................................................................................................................................................... 53
Coax Cable Assembly .................................................................................................................................................. 55
Lower Rear Housing Assembly .................................................................................................................................... 56
Earpiece Speaker Assembly ........................................................................................................................................ 57
Headphone Jack Grommet Assembly .......................................................................................................................... 58
Main PCB Assembly .................................................................................................................................................... 59
Rear-Facing Imager Assembly..................................................................................................................................... 61
Front-Facing Imager Assembly .................................................................................................................................... 62
Coax Cable-to Main PCB Assembly.............................................................................................................................. 64
Rear Housing Assembly............................................................................................................................................... 65
Battery Assembly ........................................................................................................................................................ 67
Battery Gasket Assembly............................................................................................................................................. 68
Battery Cover Assembly .............................................................................................................................................. 69
Fingerprint Sensor Replacement................................................................................................................................ 71
Tools Required for Fingerprint Sensor Replacement .................................................................................................... 71
Display Removal (With Display Removal Fixture).......................................................................................................... 74
Fingerprint Sensor Removal ........................................................................................................................................ 82
Display Housing Front Cleaning ................................................................................................................................... 83
Fingerprint Sensor Assembly ....................................................................................................................................... 84
Display Lens Adhesive Assembly ................................................................................................................................. 85
Display Lens Assembly................................................................................................................................................ 88
Main PCB Shield Disassembly and Assembly (Latam/Brazil Only) ................................................................................ 91
Appendix ..................................................................................................................................................................... 96
Generic Lens Removal Fixture Manual ......................................................................................................................... 96

LIST OF TABLES
Table 1. External Views Parts List ................................................................................................................................... 8
Table 2. Assembly Exploded View Parts List .................................................................................................................... 9
Table 3. Sub-Assembly Exploded View Parts List .......................................................................................................... 14
TABLE OF FIGURES
Figure 1. External Views.................................................................................................................................................. 7
Figure 2. Assembly Exploded View .................................................................................................................................. 9
Figure 3. Sub-Assembly Exploded View ........................................................................................................................ 14

SAFETY INFORMATION
Cautions and Warnings
Battery Safety Guidelines
Handle Battery with care. Ensure Battery edges and surfaces are not dented or deformed. If the Battery Pack is dropped
to the floor, it may be internally damaged and must be scrapped.
Ensure all surfaces, fixtures, and phone components contacting the Battery are smooth and clean.
• Ensure Battery and its insulation are not damaged (e.g. scratched, dented, punctured) prior to and throughout
assembly.
• Prior to assembly, ensure Battery edges and surfaces are not dented or deformed, and that fixtures and parts that
will contact the Battery are free of foreign material.
• Ensure screws and screwdrivers do not contact the Battery.
• Failure to adhere to Safety Critical Note(s) may increase risk of rupture, burning, or failure to function safely when
used by the customer.
Soldering Safety Guidelines

Handle the Soldering Iron with care. Staff engaged in soldering tasks not involving BGA components must be trained
and work in accordance with the requirements of IPC-A-610 and IPC-7711, and work in accordance with J-STD-001.
Ensure that the components used for electrical repair meet the following requirements:
• Solder paste is tin- and lead-free.
• Solder wire is lead-free.
• Flux, whether liquid or gel, is No Clean RMA flux.

INTRODUCTION
External Views
Figure 1. External Views

Table 1. External Views Parts List
Reference # Description
1 Front-Facing Imager
2 Earpiece Speaker
3 P-Sensor
4 Display
5 Display Housing
6 Fingerprint Sensor (FPS)
7 Primary Microphone
8 USB Port
9 Volume Key
10 Power Key
11 Headset Jack
12 Secondary Microphone
13 Rear-Facing Imager
14 Flash
15 Battery Cover

Exploded Views
Figure 2. Assembly Exploded View
Table 2. Assembly Exploded View Parts List
Reference # Description Recovery Part

Dante TP LCM ASSY_BL&*HQ31603683000 CS (Supplier: LM)
Dante TP LCM ASSY_GL&*HQ31603682000 CS (Supplier: LM)
1 YES
Dante TP LCM ASSY_BL&*HQ31603689000 CS (Supplier YMX)
Dante TP LCM ASSY_GL&*HQ31603688000 CS (Supplier YMX)
Dante LA S_SIM MB 2+32G&*HQ31603679000CS
Dante LA D_SIM MB 2+32G&*HQ31603685000CS
Dante IN D_SIM MB 3+16G&*HQ31603717000CS
Dante NL D_SIM MB 3+16G&*HQ31603716000CS
2 YES
Dante LCKD MB PCBA 32+2G DDR3
XT1676 D_SIM MB 2+16G&*HQ31603756000 CS
XT1675 S_SIM MB 2+16G&*HQ31603757000 CS
XT1670 S_SIM MB 2+16G&*HQ31603758000 CS
Dante Rear Cover_D_SIM&*HQ31603684000 CS (Supplier: LM)
Dante Rear Cover_S_SIM&*HQ31603681000 CS (Supplier: LM)
Dante Rear Cover_D_SIM&*HQ31603687000 CS (Supplier YMX)
3 YES
Dante Rear Cover_S_SIM&*HQ31603686000 CS (Supplier YMX)
Dante SubBoard Cover&*HQ20711547000 CS
4 YES


Dante BatteryCover_BL&*HQ20744600000 LM (Supplier: LM)
Dante Battery Cover_BL&*HQ20742182000 CS (Supplier: LM)
Dante Battery Cover_GL&*HQ20744598000 LM (Supplier: LM)
Dante Battery Cover_GL&*HQ20742149000 CS (Supplier: LM)
Dante Battery Cover_BL&*HQ20744601000 YMX (Supplier YMX)
Dante Battery Cover_BL&*HQ20742183000 CS (Supplier YMX)
5 YES
Dante Battery Cover_GL&*HQ20744599000 YMX (Supplier YMX)
Dante Battery Cover_GL&*HQ20742164000 CS (Supplier YMX)
Dante BattCover_GR&*HQ20744591000 EMEA (Supplier: LM)
Dante BattCover_GL&*HQ20744589000 EMEA (Supplier: LM)
Dante BattCover_GR&*HQ20744592000 EMEA (Supplier YMX)
Dante BattCover_GL&*HQ20744590000 EMEA (Supplier YMX)
CCM D5V16C-200 5M OV5695 COB 24PIN BtoB
6 YES
CCM L5695F70 OV5695 5MP COB 24PIN BtoB
CCM L258A70 IMX258 13MP COB 30PIN BtoB
7 YES
CCM F13N09U-200 IMX258 13M COB 30PIN BtB
Dante SideKey FPC&*HQ22001369000 CS
8 YES
9 Dante RF cable&*HQ21300161000 CS YES
10 Dante Sub Board&*HQ31603680000 CS YES
Dante USB Rubber&*HQ21400749000 CS
11 YES
Dante Earphone Rubber&*HQ21400751000 CS
12 YES
Dante Main FPC&*HQ22001368000 CS
13 YES
Dante Motor&*HQ20401066000 CS
14 YES
Dante F-Cam Copper&*HQ22260823000 CS
15 NO
Dante Battery Label&*HQ22231183000 CS
HQ+HQ22231183002+Battery mylar JJT
HQ+HQ22231184002+Battery mylar HZTY
16 NO
HQ+HQ22231251001+Batt-mylar blank JJT
HQ+HQ22231252001+Batt-mylar blank HZTY
17 Dante Speaker&*HQ20310196000 CS NO
PB;GK40;2800mAh;ATL396070;ATL;WW
18 YES
ASSEMBLY,BATTERY,LITHIUM POLYMER,GK40,SUNWODA TYP2800MAH
19 Dante Screw&*HQ22110125000 CS NO


20 Sealing Label&*HQ60400551000 CS NO
21 Dante Screw&*HQ22110126000 CS NO
--** Shield Cover&*HQ12002601000 CS NO
--** Shield Cover PMIC&*HQ12002596000 CS NO
--** Shield Cover RFPA&*HQ12002598000 CS NO
--** Shield Cover BB&*HQ12002595000 CS NO
--** HQ+HQ22260808002+Shield copper foil ZYTS NO
--** HQ+HQ22260807002+Shield copper foil LS NO
--** HQ+HQ12080065002+TCA_04 (5*5*0.9) NO
--** HQ+HQ12080055002+TCA_02 (11.8 mm*11.5 mm*0.6) NO
--** HQ+HQ12080049002+TCA_01 (5.8*5.8*0.8) NO
--** HQ+HQ12080056002+TCA_03 (6.8*4*0.6) NO
--** HQ+HQ23100012CKD+WATERPROOF LABEL NO
-- Dante Battery Gasket&*HQ22231286000 CS NO
-- Dante BatteryGasket GR&*HQ22231285000 CS NO
-- FPM;FPC1022+2050;SPI;Black;12.5*6.75; NO
-- FPM;FPC1022+2050;SPI;Black;12.5*6.75; NO
-- FPM;FPC1022+2050;SPI;Gold;12.5*6.75 NO
-- FPM;FPC1022+2050;SPI;Gold;12.5*6.75 NO
-- Dante F-Housing Tape2&*HQ22210942001 CS NO
-- Dante Main FPC Tape&*HQ22015464000 CS NO
*Refer to this table as a reference to parts listed in the Assembly section.

**This part is only used in Brazil.

Parts Ordering
The following table is to be used when ordering the parts shown. The parts have two suppliers (LM and YMX) and must
be ordered from the correct supplier in order for the parts to match. Each part is stamped with a mark (LM or GMC) to
indicate the supplier:
• LM = LM
• GMC = YMX
TP LCM Rear Cover Sub-Board Cover Battery Cover

Country/Region
(Gray) (Gray) (Gold) (Gold) LM YMX LM YMX (Gray) (Gray) (Gold) (Gold)
LM YMX LM YMX LM YMX LM YMX
BR_PLT Gray X X X X
BR_PLT Gold X X X X
AR_PLT/IN_PLT/ID_PLT Gray X X X X
AR_PLT/IN_PLT/ID_PLT Gold X X X X
Com except BR_PLT/AR_PLT/IN_PLT/ID_PLT Gray X X X X X X X X
Com except BR_PLT/AR_PLT/IN_PLT/ID_PLT Gold X X X X X X X X
The above housing supplier information can also be found in the SBOM:
NOTE: This is a temporary guide for parts ordering because there are two suppliers, and it will not apply after mid-
February, 2017. SBOM is the only guide for parts ordering; please note the changes to the SBOM in the future.

TP LCM
Rear
Cover
Sub-
Board
Cover

Figure 3. Sub-Assembly Exploded View
Table 3. Sub-Assembly Exploded View Parts List

FPM;FPC1022+2050;SPI;Black;12.5*6.75
1.1 YES
FPM;FPC1022+2050;SPI;Gold;12.5*6.75

DISASSEMBLY AND RECOVERY

Disassembly and Recovery Map
Battery
Cover
IMEI
Battery
Label
Screw Rear
Tampering WDL Housing
Labels
Headphone
Front-Facing Rear-Facing
Jack Main PCB
Imager Imager
Grommet
Screw
Earpiece Sub-Board USB
Tampering Vibrator Sub-Board
Speaker Cover Grommet
Label
Side
Battery Coax Main
Key
Floor Cable Flex
Flex
Display
FPS
Lens
*Shaded parts may be eligible for parts recovery.

Tools Required for Disassembly

The following tools are required to disassemble the Lenovo Moto G (5th Generation) Play.
Description Part # Picture / Drawing
Blackstick --
JCIS #0 Bit --
Torque Driver (Adjustable) --
Thin Plastic Spudger 0-00-00-40826
Tweezers (Plastic or Plastic-Tipped) -- --

Tweezers (Metal) -- --
ESD Mat and Wrist Strap -- --
Gloves or Finger Collets -- --
Isopropyl (ISP) Alcohol -- --

Battery Cover Removal
NOTE
The Battery Cover can be recovered
and reused after removal.
1. Starting at the cutout in the bottom right of the

phone, above the USB Port, use your thumb
nail to release the Battery Cover snaps from
the Display Housing.
2. Continue to release the Battery Cover snaps

around the edges of the phone.
3. After the Battery Cover snaps have been

released, lift the Battery Cover toward the top
of the assembly to remove it from the Display
Housing.

Battery Gasket Removal

NOTE
Remove the Battery Gasket only if
necessary. After you remove it, you
cannot reuse it.
Use the Tweezers to peel the Battery Gasket

from the Battery Cover.

Battery Removal
/// WARNING /// // CAUTION //

Failure to adhere to Safety Critical Note(s) may Handle the Battery Pack with care. If dropped to the
increase risk of rupture, burning, or failure to function floor, it may be internally damaged and must be
safely when used by the customer. Refer to the Battery scrapped.
Safety Guidelines.
Ensure Battery and its insulation are not damaged (e.g.
scratched, dented, punctured) prior to and throughout
assembly.
Prior to assembly, ensure Battery edges and surfaces
are not dented or deformed, and that fixtures and parts
that will contact the Battery are free of foreign material.
Ensure screws and screwdrivers do not contact the
Battery.
NOTE
The Battery can be recovered and
reused after removal.
1. From the recess at the bottom of the Battery,

press upwards on the Battery to release it
from the Display Housing.
2. Lift the Battery out of the Display Housing.

IMEI Label Removal
NOTE
Remove the IMEI label only if
necessary. After you remove it,
you cannot reuse it.
Use the Tweezers to slowly peel the IMEI label

away from the Battery Floor.

Water Detection Label Inspection

Inspect the Water Detection Label (WDL), which is
visible through a hole in the Rear Housing as
shown. Inspect it for signs of activation.

Screw Tampering Label Inspection

NOTE
If a Screw Tampering Label is damaged, the
phone’s warranty no longer applies.
1. Inspect the Screw Tampering Label on the

upper right corner of the Rear Housing. Verify
it is correctly placed, and inspect it for signs of
tampering.
2. Inspect the Screw Tampering Label on the

Lower Rear Housing, located to the left of the
USB Port. Verify it is correctly placed, and
inspect it for signs of tampering.

Rear Housing Removal

NOTE
The Rear Housing can be recovered
1. Use the Torque Driver and JCIS #0 Bit to

remove the 8 JCIS #0 Screws from the Rear
Housing.
NOTE
After you remove the JCIS #0 Screws,
you cannot reuse them.
2. Insert the Thin Plastic Spudger between the

Rear Housing and the Display Housing.
3. Continue to release the Rear Housing snaps

around the edges of the Housing.

4. Lift the Rear Housing and remove it from the

Display Housing.

Rear-Facing Imager Removal

NOTE
The Rear-Facing Imager can be
recovered and reused after removal.
1. Use the flat end of the Blackstick to

disengage the Rear-Facing Imager BtB
Connector.
// CAUTION //
When lifting the Rear-Facing Imager BtB
Connector, leverage the Blackstick against the
Main PCB at the location shown. Damage to
the Rear-Facing Imager or Main PCB may
occur if the Blackstick is leveraged against any
other area.
2. Lift the Rear-Facing Imager out of the pocket

of the Main PCB.

Front-Facing Imager Removal

NOTE
The Front-Facing Imager can be
recovered and reused after removal.
1. Use the flat end of the Blackstick to lift the

Front-Facing Imager.
// CAUTION //
When lifting the Front-Facing Imager BtB
Connector, leverage the Blackstick against the
Display Housing at the location shown.
Damage to the Front-Facing Imager or Main
PCB may occur if the Blackstick is leveraged
against any other area.
2. Use the flat end of the Blackstick to lift the Front-

Facing Imager’s BtB Connector off of the Main
PCB.
3. Peel the Copper Foil on the Front-Facing

Imager off of the Main PCB.
NOTE
After you remove the Copper Foil, you
cannot reuse it

Main PCB Removal

NOTE
The Main PCB can be recovered and
1. Use the flat end of the Blackstick to lift up the

Display Flex Connector from the Main PCB.
2. Use the Tweezers to disconnect the Coax

Cable from the Main PCB.

remove the 2 JCIS #0 Screws from the Main
PCB.
NOTE
After you remove the JCIS #0 Screws,
you cannot reuse them.

4. Lift the Main PCB at an angle to the Display

Housing as shown, to expose the Main Flex
connection.
// CAUTION //
Do not lay the Main PCB flat before
disconnecting the Main Flex, as this may
damage the Main PCB or the Main Flex.
5. Use the flat edge of the Blackstick to gently

pry the Main Flex away from the Main PCB.
6. Remove the Main PCB by lifting the top edge

away from the Display Housing.
// CAUTION //
Verify you did not damage the Main Flex, the
Display Flex, or the Coax Cable while lifting the
Main PCB.

Headphone Jack Grommet Removal

Use the Tweezers to remove the rubber
Headphone Jack Grommet from the Main
PCB.
NOTE
The Headphone Jack Grommet
can be recovered and reused
after removal.

Earpiece Speaker Removal

NOTE
Only replace the Earpiece
Speaker if it is damaged. After you
remove the Earpiece Speaker, you
cannot reuse it.
Use the flat end of the Blackstick to pry the

Earpiece Speaker out of the Rear Housing.

Lower Rear Housing Removal

remove the 8 JCIS #0 Screws from the
Lower Rear Housing.
NOTE
After you remove the JCIS #0
Screws, you cannot reuse them.
2. Lift the Lower Rear Housing away from the

Display Housing.

Small PCB Removal

NOTE
The Small PCB can be
recovered and reused after
removal.
1. Use the Tweezers to disconnect the Coax

Cable from the Small PCB.

gently disengage the Main Flex connector
from the Small PCB.

gently disengage the FPS Flex connector
from the Small PCB.

remove the 1 JCIS #0 Screw from the
Small PCB.
NOTE
After you remove the JCIS #0
Screw, you cannot reuse it.

gently pry the Small PCB off of the
Housing, being careful to lift out the
Vibrator (highlighted) with the Small PCB.

6. Inspect the WDL on the reverse side of

the Small PCB for signs of water
damage.

USB Grommet Removal

Use the Tweezers to remove the USB
Grommet from the Small PCB.
NOTE
The USB Grommet can be
recovered and reused after
removal.

Vibrator Removal
NOTE
The Vibrator can be recovered and

disengage the Vibrator BtB Connector.
2. Remove the Vibrator from the Small PCB.

Battery Floor Removal

Use the Tweezers to slowly peel the Battery
Floor from the Display Housing, starting in the
lower right corner.
NOTE
After you remove the Battery Floor,
you cannot reuse it.

Coax Cable Removal

NOTE
The Coax Cable can be recovered
Use the Plastic Tweezers to pull the Coax Cable from

the retaining clips in the Display Housing.

Side-Key Flex Removal

NOTE
The Side-Key Flex can be recovered and
reused after removal if it is undamaged.
1. Use the Plastic Tweezers to gently peel

away the Side-Key Flex contacts from the
Display Housing.
2. Use the Thin Plastic Spudger to gently

disengage the Side-Key Flex from the
Display Housing.

Main Flex Removal

NOTE
Remove the Main Flex only if it is
damaged. The Main Flex can be
recovered and reused after removal if
it is undamaged.
Slide the Thin Plastic Spudger under the Main Flex

to separate the adhesive from the Display
Housing.

PARTS REFRESH
Tools Required for Parts Refresh
The following tools are required for parts refresh of the Lenovo Moto G (5th Generation) Play.
Description Part # Image
Blackstick --


Main Flex Cleaning

Use the Blackstick and ISP Alcohol to remove any
remaining adhesive from the Main Flex.
// CAUTION //
Avoid bending the Main Flex when removing
the adhesive. Damage to the Main Flex may
occur.

Display Housing Cleaning

// CAUTION //
Use care when cleaning the Display Housing.
Do not separate the Display Housing from the
Lens.
1. Use the Blackstick and ISP Alcohol to remove

any remaining adhesive from where the Main
Flex attaches to the Display Housing.
2. Use the Blackstick and ISP Alcohol to remove

any remaining adhesive from where the
Battery Floor attaches to the Display Housing.

Front-Facing Imager Cleaning

NOTE
After you remove the Front-Facing
Imager Copper Foil, you cannot reuse
it.
1. Carefully peel away the Copper Foil from the

Front-Facing Imager.
2. Use the Blackstick and ISP Alcohol to

remove any remaining adhesive from where
the Copper Foil was affixed to the Front-
Facing Imager.
3. Use the Blackstick and ISP Alcohol to

remove any remaining adhesive from where
the Copper Foil was affixed to the Main PCB.

Battery Floor Cleaning

If you removed the IMEI Label, use the
Blackstick and ISP Alcohol to clean any
remaining adhesive from where the IMEI Label
attaches to the Battery Floor.

ASSEMBLY
Assembly Map
FPS
Display
Lens
Side
Main Battery
Key
Flex Floor
Flex
Screw
Earpiece USB Sub-Board Sub-Board
Vibrator Tampering
Speaker Grommet PCB Cover
Label
Headphone
Rear-Facing Front-Facing Coax
Jack Main PCB
Imager Imager Cable
Grommet
Screw
Rear
Tampering
Housing
Label
IMEI
Battery
Label
Display
Display
FPS Lens
Lens
Adhesive
Battery
Cover

Tools Required for Assembly

The following tools are required to assemble the Lenovo Moto G (5th Generation) Play.
Blackstick --
JCIS #0 Bit --
Torque Driver (Adjustable) --

Tweezers (Metal) -- --

Main Flex Assembly

Description Reference #
Dante TP LCM ASSY_BL&*HQ31603683000 CS 1
Dante TP LCM ASSY_GL&*HQ31603682000 CS
Dante TP LCM ASSY_BL&*HQ31603689000 CS
Dante Main FPC&*HQ22001368000 CS 13
Dante Main FPC Tape&*HQ22015464000 CS --
1. Remove the adhesive liner from the
Display Housing, if present.
NOTE
An undamaged Main Flex can be
recovered and reused after removal
by adhering a new adhesive.
2. Apply the Main Flex Adhesive to the

underside of the Main Flex. (Hint: the
underside has two copper contacts.)
3. Align the Main Flex with the etchings in the

Display Housing. Verify that the left, Main-
PCB BtB Connector is facing upward
(away from the Display Housing). (Hint:
The left, Main-PCB BtB Connector has the
initials “MB” next to it.). Verify that the
right, Small PCB BtB Connector is facing
downward (toward the Display Housing),
as shown.
4. Apply manual pressure to the Main Flex to

secure the adhesive to the Display
Housing. Place a finger on one end of the
Main Flex and slide it to the other end.

Side-Key Flex Assembly

Dante SideKey FPC&*HQ22001369000 CS 8
1. Align the Side-Key Flex with the recess

in the Display Housing. Press the Side-
Key Flex into the recess in the Display
Housing as shown.
2. Place a finger on the Side-Key Flex

contact to align it to the Display Housing.
Press down on the Side-Key Flex
contact for 5 seconds to secure it to the
Display Housing.

Battery Floor Assembly

Dante Battery Label&*HQ22231183000 CS 16

Battery Floor.
2. Place the Battery Floor into the recess in
the Display Housing, aligning the edge of
the Battery Floor to the edge of the recess.
3. Lower the Battery Floor into the recess in

the Display Housing.
4. Wipe the Battery Floor with a card to
smooth out any wrinkles and remove any
air bubbles.

IMEI Label Assembly

D Dante TP LCM ASSY_BL&*HQ31603683000 CS 1
Dante Battery Label&*HQ22231183000 CS 16
LBL,IMEI --
1. Remove the adhesive liner from the IMEI

Label.
2. Place the IMEI Label on the Battery Floor,
aligning the center of the IMEI Label with the
center of the Battery Floor.

Vibrator Assembly
Dante Sub Board&*HQ31603680000 CS 10
Dante Motor&*HQ20401066000 CS 14
1. Orient the Vibrator BtB Connector so that its

pin slits are facing down toward the socket
in the Small PCB.
2. Use the flat end of the Blackstick to press

the Vibrator BtB Connector straight down
into its socket on the Small PCB.

USB Grommet Assembly

Dante USB Rubber&*HQ21400749000 CS 11
Use your fingers to attach the USB Grommet to the

Small PCB.

Small PCB Assembly

Dante RF cable&*HQ21300161000 CS 9
Dante USB Rubber&*HQ21400749000 CS 11
Dante Main FPC&*HQ22001368000 CS 13
FPS Flex
1. Remove any protective liners from the Display
Housing and Small PCB, if present.
2. Place the Small PCB into the recess at the bottom

of the Display Housing, aligning it to the pins and
screw bosses in the Display Housing.
3. Manually press the Vibrator into the pocket in the

Display Housing.
4. Use the Torque Driver and JCIS #0 Bit to tighten

the 1 JCIS #0 Machine Screw to
0.60±0.05 kgf-cm (0.52±0.04 lbf-in).
5. Manually apply rolling pressure to connect the

Main Flex Connector to the Small PCB.
6. Manually apply rolling pressure to connect the

FPS Sensor Flex Connector to the Small PCB.

7. Use the Plastic Tweezers to connect the Coax

Cable to the Small PCB.

Coax Cable Assembly

Use the Plastic Tweezers to push the Coax
Cable into the retaining clips in the Display
Housing.

Lower Rear Housing Assembly

Dante SubBoard Cover&*HQ20711547000 CS 4
Dante Screw&*HQ22110125000 CS 19 (qty. 7)
Sealing Label&*HQ60400551000 CS 20
Dante Screw&*HQ22110126000 CS 21
tighten the 7 JCIS #0 Machine Screws
(Dante Screw&*HQ22110125000 CS) to
0.80±0.05 kgf-cm (0.69±0.04 lbf-in).
2. Insert the Screw

(Dante Screw&*HQ22110126000 CS) in the
location shown.
3. Remove a Screw Tampering Label from the
carrier.
4. Place the Screw Tampering Label over the
screw.

Earpiece Speaker Assembly

Dante Speaker&*HQ20310196000 CS 17
Earpiece Speaker.
2. Place the Earpiece Speaker on the

Display Housing, aligning it to the
pocket.
3. Verify the orientation of the contacts.
4. Press down on the Earpiece Speaker

for 5 seconds to secure it to the
Display Housing.

Headphone Jack Grommet Assembly

Dante LA S_SIM MB 2+32G&*HQ31603679000CS 2
Dante Earphone Rubber&*HQ21400751000 CS 12
Attach the rubber Headphone Jack Grommet
to the Main PCB.

Main PCB Assembly

XT1676 D_SIM MB 2+16G&*HQ31603756000 CS
XT1675 S_SIM MB 2+16G&*HQ31603757000 CS
XT1670 S_SIM MB 2+16G&*HQ31603758000 CS
1. Remove any protective liners from the
Display Housing and the Main PCB, if
present.
2. Hold the Main PCB at an angle to the
Display Housing as shown, to expose the
Main Flex connection.
// CAUTION //
Do not lay the Main PCB flat while
connecting the Main Flex, as this may
damage the Main PCB or the Main Flex.
3. Manually apply rolling pressure to connect

the Main PCB to the Main Flex BtB
Connector.


tighten the 2 JCIS #0 Machine Screws to
0.80±0.05 kgf-cm (0.69±0.04 lbf-in).

Rear-Facing Imager Assembly

XT1676 D_SIM MB 2+16G&*HQ31603756000 CS
XT1675 S_SIM MB 2+16G&*HQ31603757000 CS
XT1670 S_SIM MB 2+16G&*HQ31603758000 CS
CCM L258A70 IMX258 13MP COB 30PIN BtoB 7
1. Use the Plastic Tweezers to place the Rear-

Facing Imager into the pocket of the Display
Housing and Main PCB.
2. Apply rolling pressure to connect the Rear-

Facing Imager BtB Connector to the Main
PCB.

Front-Facing Imager Assembly

XT1676 D_SIM MB 2+16G&*HQ31603756000 CS
XT1675 S_SIM MB 2+16G&*HQ31603757000 CS
XT1670 S_SIM MB 2+16G&*HQ31603758000 CS
CCM L258A70 IMX258 13MP COB 30PIN BtoB 6
Dante F-Cam Copper&*HQ22260823000 CS 15
1. Use the Plastic Tweezers to place the Front-
Facing Imager into the pocket of the Display
Housing and Main PCB.
2. Apply rolling pressure to connect the Front-Facing

Imager BtB Connector to the Main PCB.

3. Affix the Front-Facing Camera Foil to the Front-

Facing Imager and to the Main PCB as shown.

Coax Cable-to Main PCB Assembly

XT1676 D_SIM MB 2+16G&*HQ31603756000 CS
XT1675 S_SIM MB 2+16G&*HQ31603757000 CS
XT1670 S_SIM MB 2+16G&*HQ31603758000 CS
Use the Plastic Tweezers to attach the Coax
Cable to the Main PCB as shown.

Rear Housing Assembly

Dante Rear Cover_D_SIM&*HQ31603684000 CS 3
Dante Rear Cover_S_SIM&*HQ31603681000 CS
Dante Rear Cover_D_SIM&*HQ31603687000 CS
Dante Rear Cover_S_SIM&*HQ31603686000 CS
1. Remove all protective liners from the Housing,

PCBs, and Imagers, if present.
2. Engage the snaps around the edges of the Rear

Housing.
3. Use the Torque Driver and JCIS #0 Bit to tighten

the 8 JCIS #0 Machine Screws to
0.80±0.05 kgf-cm (0.69±0.04 lbf-in) in the order 1 4
shown.
7
8
3
6 2

4. Remove a Screw Tampering Label from the

carrier.
5. Place the Screw Tampering Label over the
highlighted screw.

Battery Assembly
ASSEMBLY,BATTERY,LITHIUM POLYMER,GK40,SUNWODA TYP2800MAH 18
/// WARNING /// // CAUTION //

Failure to adhere to Safety Critical Note(s) may increase Handle the Battery Pack with care. If dropped to the
risk of rupture, burning, or failure to function safely when floor, it may be internally damaged and must be
used by the customer. Refer to the Battery Safety scrapped.
Guidelines.
Ensure Battery and its insulation are not damaged (e.g.
scratched, dented, punctured) prior to and throughout
assembly.
Prior to assembly, ensure Battery edges and surfaces
are not dented or deformed, and that fixtures and parts
that will contact the Battery are free of foreign material.
Ensure screws and screwdrivers do not contact the
Battery.
1. Place the Battery into the Battery Pocket in the

Housing, aligning the top edge of the Battery to
the top edge of the pocket.
2. Press down on the Battery to snap it into the

Housing.

Battery Gasket Assembly

Dante BatteryCover_BL&*HQ20744600000 LM
D 5
Dante Battery Cover_BL&*HQ20742182000 CS
Dante Battery Cover_GL&*HQ20744598000 LM
Dante Battery Cover_GL&*HQ20742149000 CS
Dante Battery Cover_BL&*HQ20744601000 YMX
Dante Battery Cover_GL&*HQ20744599000 YMX
Dante BattCover_GR&*HQ20744591000 EMEA
Dante BattCover_GL&*HQ20744589000 EMEA
Dante Battery Gasket&*HQ22231286000 CS --
Dante BatteryGasket GR&*HQ22231285000 CS --
Using the Tweezers, affix the Battery Gasket to the

Battery Cover as shown.

Battery Cover Assembly

Dante BatteryCover_BL&*HQ20744600000 LM 5
Dante Battery Cover_GL&*HQ20744598000 LM
Dante Battery Cover_BL&*HQ20744601000 YMX
Dante Battery Cover_GL&*HQ20744599000 YMX
1. Align and engage the snaps in the top edge of

the Battery Cover with the snaps in the top
edge of the Display Housing.
NOTE
The Battery Cover must engage the Housing at
an angle, top edge first, as shown.

2. While holding the top edge of the Battery

Cover in position, engage the bottom corner
snaps.
3. Engage the remaining snaps around the

perimeter of the phone until the Battery Cover
is securely fastened.

FINGERPRINT SENSOR REPLACEMENT

Tools Required for Fingerprint Sensor Replacement
The following tools are required to remove, clean, and replace damaged fingerprint sensor parts on the Lenovo Moto G
(5th Generation) Play.
7″ x 7″ Hot Plate --
Dante Lens Adhesive Heating Fixture 3-00-L9-10000
Lens Alignment Fixture

Moto G Main Lens Alignment and Press 3-00-M6-10000
Lens Press Head
Moto G Main Lens Removal Fixture 3-00-L8-10000

4-00-X2-10000
(220V) /
Generic Lens Removal Fixture*
4-00-X7-10000
(115V)
4-00-A2-10000
Vacuum O-Ring**
(19506580)
Oven
(optional – for use if the Pre-Heat Fixture, Hot
--
Plate and Generic Lens Removal Fixture are
not available)
Fixture Press 19501980
Blackstick --
Thin Plastic Spudger --


Cotton Swabs -- --
*Generic Lens Removal Fixtures 4-00-X2-10000 and 4-00-X7-10000 are identical tools. The only difference is the
voltage rating. Either the 220V 4-00-X2-10000 or the 115V 4-00-X7-10000 can be used with the Affinity Main Lens
Removal Fixture (3-00-G2-10000).
**Sets of 5 Vacuum O-Rings (19506580) are available under the package part number 4-00-A2-10000.
***Either a 220V or the 110V Hot Plate can be used with the Dante Lens Adhesive Heating Plate (3-00-L9-10000).

Display Removal (With Display Removal Fixture)

NOTE NOTE
The phone may be pre-heated before Display Pre-Heat Method A and Pre-Heat Method B are
removal. See Pre-Heat Method A or Pre-Heat optional procedures that may be used to reduce
Method B for pre-heating instructions. Verify the Display Removal process time.
the Display Liner is removed before heating.
1. Verify that the Rear Housing and PCB have

been disassembled from the Front Housing.
2. Remove the Display Liner, if present.

Lens Removal Fixture Setup

1. Verify that the Vacuum O-ring (4-00-A2-
10000) is positioned in the Generic Lens
Removal Fixture
(4-00-X2-10000/4-00-X7-10000) as shown.
NOTE
The Generic Lens Removal Fixture vacuum will
not perform correctly if the Vacuum O-ring is
not in position.
2. Place the Main Lens Removal Fixture

(3-00-G2-11000) into the Generic Lens
Removal Fixture.
3. Press the black power switch (not shown) on
the back of the Generic Lens Removal Fixture
to turn the fixture ON.
4. Turn the vacuum knob (circled) clockwise until
it stops.
// CAUTION //
Damage to the assembly may occur if the
Generic Lens Removal Fixture is not warmed
up to operating temperature before use.

Pre-Heat Method A
1. Place the Dante Lens Adhesive Heating
Fixture (3-00-L9-10000) onto the Hot Plate.
// CAUTION //
If the Lens Adhesive Heating Fixture and Hot
Plate are not available or not appropriate, use
Pre-Heat Method B on page 77, or skip to
Display Removal on page 79.
2. Turn on the Hot Plate and set it to 85° C

(185° F).
3. Wait 10-15 minutes for the Generic Lens
Removal Fixture to warm up to 85° C
(185° F).
4. Place the Front Housing in the Lens Adhesive

Heating Fixture.
5. Wait 3 minutes for the Display to warm up.
// CAUTION //
Wear protective gloves when handling heated
phones.
6. Continue to Display Removal on page 78.

Pre-Heat Method B
1. Pre-heat the Oven to 85 °C (185 °F).
// CAUTION //
If the Oven is not available or not appropriate,
use Pre-Heat Method A on page 72, or skip to
Display Removal on page 78.
2. Place the Front Housing in the Oven.
// CAUTION //
Do not set the Oven temperature higher than
85° C (185° F). Damage to the phone may
occur.
3. Wait 25 minutes for the Display to warm up.

4. Remove the phone from the Oven.
// CAUTION //
phones.
5. Continue to Display Removal on page 78.

Display Removal
NOTE
The Front Housing and Display can
be recovered and reused after
removal.
1. Use the Tweezers to detach the Display Flex

from the Front Housing.
2. Use the Tweezers to detach the Touch

Sensor Flex from the Front Housing.

3. Place the Front Housing in the Lens Removal

Fixture with the Display facing down and the
Headset Jack facing the front of the fixture.
// CAUTION //
Do not damage the Touch Panel Flex, Display
Flex, or the Fingerprint Sensor Flex.
4. Press down on the Lens Removal Fixture and

press the red button to turn on the vacuum
pump.
5. Hold the Lens Removal Fixture down until the

gauge reaches -60 kPa. When the gauge
reaches -60 kPa, remove your hand from the
Lens Removal Fixture.

6. Wait for the Lens Removal Fixture to spring

up.
NOTE
The lid on the Generic Lens Removal Fixture is
spring loaded, and will automatically open
when the Display is separated from the Front
Housing.
7. Press the red button to turn off the vacuum

pump.
8. Turn the vacuum knob counter-clockwise to
release the vacuum.
9. Remove the phone from the Lens Removal

Fixture.
// CAUTION //
parts.
// CAUTION //
Do not damage the Touch Panel Flex, Display
Flex, or the Fingerprint Sensor Flex.
10. Use the Thin Plastic Spudger to separate the

remaining adhesive from the USB side of the
phone.
// CAUTION //
Do not insert the Thin Plastic Spudger deeper
than 1 mm. Deeper insertion may separate the
Display and Lens and cause damage.

11. Verify that no other connection exists between

the Display and the Front Housing assembly.
12. Lift the Display out of the Front Housing,
guiding all flexes through the slots in the Front
Housing.
// CAUTION //
Do not damage the Touch Sensor Flex tabs,
Display Flex, or the Fingerprint Sensor Flex.

Fingerprint Sensor Removal

NOTE
The Fingerprint Sensor (FPS) can
be recovered and reused after
removal.
Use a finger to gently push the FPS from the

front to disengage the adhesive affixing the
FPS to the Display.

Display Housing Front Cleaning

// CAUTION //
Use care when cleaning the Display Housing.
Do not separate the Display Housing from the
Display Lens unless the Display Lens is
damaged and being replaced.
Use the Blackstick and ISP Alcohol to clean any

remaining adhesive from the Display Housing
ledge.

Fingerprint Sensor Assembly

FPM;FPC1022+2050;SPI;Black;12.5*6.75 1.1
FPM;FPC1022+2050;SPI;Gold;12.5*6.75
FPM;FPC1022+2050;SPI;Black;12.5*6.75
FPM;FPC1022+2050;SPI;Gold;12.5*6.75
Dante Main FPC Tape&*HQ22015464000 CS --
NOTE
The undamaged Fingerprint
Sensor (FPS) can be recovered
and reused by adhering a new
adhesive.
1. Remove all carriers from the FPS.

2. Affix the FPS adhesive to the FPS.
3. Use the Tweezers to position the FPS on the
Display Lens as shown.
4. Press down on the FPS for 5 seconds to
secure it to the Display Lens.

Display Lens Adhesive Assembly

Display Housing --
Dante F-Housing Tape2&*HQ22210942001 CS --
1. Use the Tweezers to place the 4 adhesive
tape strips in the pattern shown onto the Lens
Alignment Fixture (3-00-M6-10000). Be sure
to place the adhesive strips sticky side up.
Adhesive Tape Pattern

Top (Loudspeaker)
Bottom (FPS)

2. Place the Lens Alignment Fixture into the

Fixture Press (19501980).
3. Place the Display Housing in the Lens

Alignment Fixture, being careful to orient
the Housing in the same direction as the
Adhesive Tape Strips.
4. Place the Lens Press Head in the Fixture
Press.
5. Press down on the Fixture Press lever for 5
seconds to adhere the Adhesive Tape
Strips to the Display Housing.

6. Remove the protective backing from the

Adhesive Tape Strips.

Display Lens Assembly

Display Housing --
Display Lens --
1. Remove the protective carrier from the floor of
the Display Housing, if present.
2. Remove the protective carrier from the Touch

Panel Flex.
3. Affix the Touch Panel Flex to the Display Flex

as shown.
4. Use the Plastic Tweezers to connect the Touch

Panel Flex ZIF Connector to the Display Flex.
5. Use the flat end of the Blackstick to press down

on the Display Flex ZIF Connector door.
6. Remove the protective carrier from the back of
the Display Lens.

7. Carefully thread the Touch Panel Flex, the

Display Flex and the FPS Flex through the
openings on the Display Housing. (Hint: Gently
bend the components upward 90 degrees to
aid in guiding them through the openings.)
8. Align the Display Lens with the Display

Housing and gently press them together.

9. Peel the protective Mylar covering the

adhesive on the Front Housing, directly
above the opening for the Touch Sensor
Flex.
10. Use the flat end of the Blackstick to affix the

Touch Sensor Flex to the Front Housing.
11. Place the assembly into the Lens Alignment

Fixture.
12. Press down on the Fixture Press lever for 10
seconds.

Main PCB Shield Disassembly and Assembly (Latam/Brazil Only)

Disassembly
NOTE
After you remove the Shield on the
front of the Main PCB, you cannot
reuse it.
1. Use the Tweezers to gently pry off the

Shield on the front of the Main PCB as
shown.
2. Use the Tweezers to peel away the

Copper Foil affixed to the Shields on
the rear of the Main PCB.
3. Use the Tweezers to gently pry off the

3 shields on the rear of the Main PCB
as shown.

Assembly
Shield Cover&*HQ12002601000 CS --
Shield Cover PMIC&*HQ12002596000 CS
Shield Cover RFPA&*HQ12002598000 CS
Shield Cover BB&*HQ12002595000 CS
HQ+HQ22260808002+Shield copper foil ZYTS
HQ+HQ22260807002+Shield copper foil LS
HQ+HQ12080065002+TCA_04 (5*5*0.9)
HQ+HQ12080055002+TCA_02 (11.8 mm*11.5 mm*0.6)
HQ+HQ12080049002+TCA_01 (5.8*5.8*0.8)
HQ+HQ12080056002+TCA_03 (6.8*4*0.6)
HQ+HQ23100012CKD+WATERPROOF LABEL
1. Place a WDL on the front of the Main
PCB in the location shown.
2. Use your finger to snap the Shield

(Shield Cover
PMIC&*HQ12002601000 CS) into
place over the circuit board located on
the front of the Main PCB.

3. Use the Tweezers to gently place the

TCS (HQ+HQ12080056002+TCA_03)
on the chip located on the circuit board
on the rear of the Main PCB.
4. Use the Tweezers to place another
TCS (HQ+HQ12080049002+TCA_01)
on the chip located on the circuit
board.

(Shield Cover

TCS (HQ+HQ12080055002+TCA_02)


(Shield Cover

TCS (HQ+HQ12080065002+TCA_04)

(Shield Cover

10. Apply Copper Foil to the Shields on

the rear of the Main PCB as shown.

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(5th Generation) Play

Lenovo Moto G (5th Generation) Play

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Front-Facing Imager Cleaning ..................................................................................................................................... 43

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Soldering Safety Guidelines

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Figure 1. External Views

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Table 1. External Views Parts List

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Figure 2. Assembly Exploded View

Table 2. Assembly Exploded View Parts List

Reference # Description Recovery Part

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Reference # Description Recovery Part

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Reference # Description Recovery Part

*Refer to this table as a reference to parts listed in the Assembly section.

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TP LCM Rear Cover Sub-Board Cover Battery Cover

Com except BR_PLT/AR_PLT/IN_PLT/ID_PLT Gray X X X X X X X X

Com except BR_PLT/AR_PLT/IN_PLT/ID_PLT Gold X X X X X X X X

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Figure 3. Sub-Assembly Exploded View

Table 3. Sub-Assembly Exploded View Parts List

Reference # Description Recovery Part

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DISASSEMBLY AND RECOVERY

*Shaded parts may be eligible for parts recovery.

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Tools Required for Disassembly

Description Part # Picture / Drawing

Torque Driver (Adjustable) --

Thin Plastic Spudger 0-00-00-40826

Tweezers (Plastic or Plastic-Tipped) -- --

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Battery Cover Removal

1. Starting at the cutout in the bottom right of the

2. Continue to release the Battery Cover snaps

3. After the Battery Cover snaps have been

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Battery Gasket Removal

Use the Tweezers to peel the Battery Gasket

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/// WARNING /// // CAUTION //

1. From the recess at the bottom of the Battery,

2. Lift the Battery out of the Display Housing.

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IMEI Label Removal

Use the Tweezers to slowly peel the IMEI label

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Water Detection Label Inspection

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Screw Tampering Label Inspection

1. Inspect the Screw Tampering Label on the

2. Inspect the Screw Tampering Label on the

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Rear Housing Removal