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iPhone Xs Battery Replacement

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Step 1 - Before You Start

  • - Before you start with the repair, we recommend discharging the battery to below 25%.
    - If the iPhone Xs battery is charged, it can explode and/or catch fire if punctured.

  • Caution:

    - If the battery is swollen, take adequate measures and precautions.
    - Do not heat your phone.
    - You can use isopropyl alcohol around the edges of the back cover to weaken the adhesive.
    - Wear eye and hand protection when working with swollen batteries.

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Step 2 - Opening The Phone
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  • - Turn your iPhone off.
    - Remove two 6.9mm pentalobe screws sitting at the bottom of the device.
    - Insert the opening tool around the lower-left corner.
    - Slowly progress along the edges all around the phone.
    - Twist the tool to increase the gap between the rear case and the display.
    - To open the phone, pull the display up, and from the left, like a book's back cover.
    - Do not disengage the display completely; several ribbon cables still attach it to the phone's logic board.

  • Note:

    - Opening the phone's display will jeopardize its waterproof features.
    - Make sure you have prepared replacement seals before you go on with the repair.
    - Otherwise, avoid exposure to liquid if you skip replacing the seals when reassembling the phone.

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Step 3 - Disconnect The Battery
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  • - Remove five screws that secure the logic board connector bracket.
    - Three 1.0mm Y000 screws.
    - One 1.3mm Y000 screw.
    - One 3.7mm Phillips screw.
    - Remove the connector bracket.
    - The battery connector can be lifted out of its socket using the spurger's point or a fingernail.
    - The connector cable should be bent up a bit to prevent contact with the socket which can result in power in the phone.

  • Tip:

    - Remember where each screw comes from so you can put them back where they belong to avoid damaging the iPhone.

  • Caution:

    - When reconnecting the cables, press one end of the connector until it clicks back into place.
    - Do the same on the opposite end.
    - Avoid pressing down in the middle.
    - A misaligned connector can cause the pins to bend.

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Step 4 - Remove The Battery
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  • - OEM iPhone batteries should have adhesive strips underneath.
    - Use your tweezers to pull them out.
    - If that is not the case, use a spudger to ''dig out" the battery.

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Step 5 - The New Battery
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  • - The new battery should have adhesive strips preinstalled, if not, use double-sided self-adhesive tape.
    - Remove protective films and put the new battery in place.

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Step 6 - Finish The Repair
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  • - Connect the battery to the logic board.
    - Insert the metal bracket and secure it with 5 screws.
    - Reverse the opening procedure and the repair is done.




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