Step-by-Step Guide to iPhone 6s Screen Replacement
Replacing the screen on an iPhone 6s is a delicate process, but with precision and the right tools, you can accomplish this repair at home. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you through it.
Tools and Materials Needed
- Pentalobe screwdriver
- Philips screwdriver
- Plastic pry tool
- New iPhone 6s screen assembly
- Heat gun or hairdryer (optional)
Procedure
- Power Off the Phone: Ensure your iPhone 6s is completely turned off.
- Removing the Screws:
- Use the Pentalobe screwdriver to remove the two screws next to the charging port at the bottom of the phone.
- Opening the Screen:
- Optionally, use a heat gun or hairdryer to gently warm the edges of the phone to loosen the adhesive.
- Carefully insert a plastic pry tool between the screen and the phone’s chassis.
- Gently work around the edges to separate the screen from the body.
- Lifting the Screen:
- Open the screen to about a 90-degree angle. Be cautious not to strain the flex cables at the top of the screen.
- Removing Internal Components:
- Use the Philips screwdriver to remove the four screws securing the metal bracket over the screen connectors.
- Remove the bracket and disconnect the screen’s flex cables using the plastic pry tool.
- Transferring Components to New Screen:
- Remove the home button from the old screen by unscrewing and carefully prying it off. Transfer it to the new screen assembly.
- Remove the earpiece, front camera, and all necessary components from the old screen and transfer them to the new one.
- Reconnecting the New Screen:
- Connect the flex cables of the new screen to the motherboard.
- Replace the metal bracket and secure it with the screws.
- Reassembling the Phone:
- Carefully align the screen onto the phone chassis. Start from the top and gently press down the edges to ensure it fits perfectly.
- Insert and tighten the two Pentalobe screws near the charging port.
- Final Testing:
- Power on your iPhone 6s to test the new screen functionality. Check the touch response and display quality.
Conclusion
Screen replacement for the iPhone 6s requires careful handling, especially when dealing with delicate flex cables and transferring small components. If you encounter difficulties or the screen doesn’t function correctly after installation, seeking professional assistance is recommended. For tools and screen purchasing options, check the video description.
If you have any questions or need further guidance, feel free to leave a comment below. If this guide was helpful, consider liking and subscribing for more repair tutorials. Good luck with your iPhone 6s screen replacement!
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