Pokia 3310 Repair

This ReStory Pokia 3310 repair guide follows the public wiki record checked on November 1, 2026. The Pokia 3310 is listed under cell phones with difficulty Easy. Assemble it from Casing through Back Panel. Take it apart in reverse. No service license is recorded.

Disassembly order

Remove parts from the outside inward. This is the reverse of the assembly table below. If a part will not release, the piece covering it is still attached.

1. Back Panel
2. Battery
3. Front Panel
4. Option Button
5. Function Buttons
6. Keyboard
7. Speaker
8. Screen Frame
9. Screen
10. Circuit Board, 6 screws
11. Casing

Parts, tools, and reassembly

The workbench starts with a basic screwdriver and a simple brush. Rows that list screws need those screws removed with a screwdriver. Dirty parts are cleaned with a brush or an ultrasonic bath. Broken parts are replaced. Light-blue traces are resoldered with the soldering iron, which the wiki says appears only after the electrician quest. The wiki tools field for this device is empty, so no extra special tool is recorded here.

Reassemble from the top of this table. Competition builds use the same default order, with no hints. Patch 1.0.033r added a parts-shop sort by assembly order.

| Step | Part | Count | Unit price | Screws | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 1 | Casing | 1 | ¥1,300 | — | | 2 | Circuit Board | 1 | ¥2,470 | 6 | | 3 | Screen | 1 | ¥1,820 | — | | 4 | Screen Frame | 1 | ¥780 | — | | 5 | Speaker | 1 | ¥1,170 | — | | 6 | Keyboard | 1 | ¥1,110 | — | | 7 | Function Buttons | 1 | ¥980 | — | | 8 | Option Button | 1 | ¥1,040 | — | | 9 | Front Panel | 1 | ¥1,300 | — | | 10 | Battery | 1 | ¥1,040 | — | | 11 | Back Panel | 1 | ¥1,300 | — |

The named rows account for 11 pieces. The wiki infobox says 11 parts and 6 screws. The screw column adds up to 6. The recorded sale price is ¥12,870 and the recorded parts total is ¥14,310.

Pitfalls

Buying one of every listed part costs ¥14,310, which is more than the recorded ¥12,870 sale price. Keep usable parts and replace only what the notebook marks as broken.

The wiki competition table lists an entry fee of ¥1,100, a reward of ¥5,300, and an initial best time of 01:28. A mistake resets the parts while the timer keeps running. The ultrasonic cleaner is locked during a competition device after patch 1.0.033r. See the Akiba Championship guide.

Repair steps

1. Open the job. The Pokia 3310 has no recorded service license. Read the notebook and confirm the requested work before removing screws.
2. Disassemble from the outside. Remove the Back Panel first, then continue upward through the assembly list until you reach the Casing. Stop when a covered part will not come free.
3. Clean or replace flagged parts. Clean dirty parts with a brush or an ultrasonic bath. Replace broken parts instead of treating the bath as a repair. Resolder light-blue traces with the soldering iron when the game asks.
4. Reassemble from the first row. Install the Casing first and follow the table downward. The parts shop can sort by assembly order after patch 1.0.033r.
5. Check the notebook. Deliver only after the notebook no longer shows a dirty, broken, or missing part and every screw row is back in place.

FAQ

Does the Pokia 3310 need a license?

No service license is recorded for the Pokia 3310. The wiki infobox lists the license field as none.

How many screws does the Pokia 3310 use?

The wiki infobox and the part rows both record 6 screws. Only the rows with a screw count need those screws removed.

What order do I assemble the Pokia 3310?

Start assembly with the Casing and finish with the Back Panel. Take the device apart in the opposite order, and stop if a deeper part will not release.

Do replacement parts cost more than the Pokia 3310 sells for?

The recorded parts total is ¥14,310 and the recorded sale price is ¥12,870. Replacing every listed part costs more than that sale price, so a full replacement is not a profit by itself.

Sources

Part names, prices, screw counts, sale price, and license text come from the Pokia 3310 wiki page, checked November 1, 2026. Shared tool rules come from the tools wiki and licenses wiki. Competition fees come from the competitions wiki. Patch behavior comes from the official Steam news.

Return to the ReStory devices list for the other recorded models.