Parts/Service for Moto g30

Safety Information

• Handle components with care to avoid damage from electrostatic discharge (ESD).
• Ensure battery edges and surfaces are not dented or deformed. If the battery pack is dropped, it must be scrapped.
• Ensure all surfaces contacting the battery are smooth and clean.
• Ensure battery and its insulation are not damaged before and during assembly.
• Ensure fixtures and parts that contact the battery are free of foreign material.
• Do not let screws and screwdrivers contact the battery.
• Failure to adhere to safety critical notes may increase the risk of rupture, burning, or unsafe functioning.

External Views

Refer to Figure 1 and Table 1 for identification of external components.

Main Exploded Views

Figure 2 shows an exploded view of the device, with parts listed in Table 2. This includes various assemblies and individual components.

Disassembly and Recovery Map

The Disassembly and Recovery Map (page 14) illustrates the modularity of the device, with shaded parts potentially eligible for parts recovery.

Tools Required for Disassembly

A list of tools, including Thin Plastic Spudger, SIM/SD Tray Removal Tool, Hot Plate, Black Stick, Torque Driver, Shim, PH00 Bit, Plastic Tweezers, ESD Mat, Wrist Strap, and Gloves, is provided with corresponding part numbers and images.

Basic Procedures

The manual details procedures for:

• SIM Tray Removal
• Water Detection Label Inspection
• IMEI Label Removal
• Battery Cover Removal

Assembly Quality Check

Sections are dedicated to quality checks for the Battery, Grommet and Connectors, and Screws Graphite.