はじめに
If your Flydigi Apex 5 controller fails to turn on or loses power sooner than expected, the cause may be a failing battery. Batteries fail overtime as they are repeatedly charged and discharged from use. Follow this guide to replace the battery.
Before starting, consult the Flydigi Apex 5 Not Charging troubleshooting page to confirm that the battery is your controller's issue.
Warning: Lithium-Ion batteries can be a fire hazard. If the controller battery appears swollen, follow iFixit's guide on What to do with a swollen battery.
必要な工具と部品
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Orient the controller so that its back is facing you.
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Apply firm downward pressure to remove both the M3 and M4 back paddles.
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Turn the controller over so its front faces you.
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Remove the D-pad by firmly pulling it away from the body of the controller.
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Remove the clear, magnetically-adhered faceplate of the controller by firmly pulling it away from the body of the controller starting from the edge of the faceplate.
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Remove the small cover from the rear of the controller by pushing it upward.
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Remove the two 5.8mm screws behind the battery cover using a Phillips #0 screwdriver.
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Turn the controller over so its front faces you.
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Remove the six 10mm long screws from the front of the controller using a Torx T6 screwdriver.
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Insert the plastic opening tool between the top and bottom plastic controller molds, then pry until the two pieces separate.
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Carefully remove the back paddle ribbon cable with the angled tweezers or spudger.
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Press a prong of each side of the angled tweezers under the lip of the power supply cable connector and pull the plastic connector out of its terminal.
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Pull the power supply cable through the plastic cable guides.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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