Xiaomi Mobile Phone
Xiaomi Redmi Note Disassembly
In this guide, I will explain how to disassemble the Xiaomi Redmi Note to remove the back cover, battery, rear camera, front camera, middle frame, and motherboard.
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Pry up the back cover from the Micro USB port.
Remove the battery, SIM card, and TF card.
Remove the twelve screws securing the middle frame to the motherboard.
Insert a pry tool under the middle frame, slowly pry it up, and remove the middle frame.
Close-up of the middle frame
The speaker of the Xiaomi Redmi Note is mounted on the middle frame.
Under the middle frame, you can access the motherboard and the bottom board.
Remove the two screws securing the motherboard.
Disconnect the power cable and the volume button cable from the motherboard.
Disconnect the touch cable.
Disconnect the LCD cable.
Disconnect the rear camera cable and remove the rear camera.
Disconnect the front camera cable and remove the front camera.
Redmi Note vibrator module
ATMEL MXT336S touch chip
All the chips are covered by metal shields.
Front camera
Rear camera
The Redmi Note has two SIM card slots and a TF card slot.
3.5mm headphone jack
Sensor (left), microphone (right)
Remove the biggest metal shield.
SK Hynix 8GB ROM
Elpida 2GB RAM
MediaTek MT6592V 1.7GHz processor
MediaTek MT6322GA power management chip
Handset
Remove two screws and then remove the bottom board.
RF cable
The bottom board
Microphone module
USB port
Xiaomi Redmi Note internal parts.
Thanks a lot to the author !! 🙂
It’s very helpful.
Please tell me, where can I find the 3.5 mm audio jack for earphones for the Redmi Note?
Thx.. ^_^”
Thank you. This was very useful. We had a problem with the display of the phone and just moving the LCD cable fixed it. Keep up the good work.
What type/number of IC PA is on this phone?
SKY 77593-11
How can I remove the jack connector? I have a new one, but I can’t remove it. Thanks
Do you mean a 3.5mm earpiece jack? The earpiece jack is soldered to the motherboard.
Yes, is the 3.5mm jack soldered with tin? Or what? I can’t remove it. I have a new jack, but I can’t replace it. Thanks for your help.