BlackBerry Mobile Phone
BlackBerry Passport Teardown
In this guide, I will explain how to disassemble the BlackBerry Passport to remove the back cover, battery, keypad, display assembly, and motherboard.
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Remove this cover. You can find the hidden screws. Remove these screws.
Remove this cover. You can find the hidden screws, SIM cards, and SD card slots. Remove these screws.
You can now remove the back cover.
After removing the bottom cover, you can access the NFC coil, battery, motherboard, and small board. There is a layer of graphite thermal tape covering the battery.
The BlackBerry Passport has four MEMS microphones.
The antenna and dual speakers are integrated into a plastic board.
The metal shield has many holes to achieve better heat dissipation.
The BlackBerry Passport comes with a 3400mAh battery, and the serial number is G974280VC604. It is made in China.
BlackBerry Passport display assembly and keypad
BlackBerry Passport internal parts
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Is it possible to determine if the back cover contains the Paratek antenna like the Z30?
I see you are using a pair of tweezers. What other fine tools are needed to take out the battery that seems to be glued in? Please provide as much detail as possible regarding the necessary tools.
Thank you in advance!
Do you have any idea where the Wi-Fi antenna is on the Z30? My Z30’s Wi-Fi receiver is not as good as any of my other phones. Thanks.
Can you tell me what denomination or how to get the main microphone for the Blackberry Passport?
I had my BlackBerry Passport in my raincoat pocket while riding a bike during a thunderstorm, and by the time I got home, the cell was wet, but the red light was still on.