The most obvious design changes are iPhone 8 and 8 Plus back glass, and the price to replace the glass is very expensive. In your daily life, basically you can't break the glass of your mobile phone, and you may throw out a lot of cash. We comb the features of iPhone 8's screen and glass rear cover, including: on the back of iPhone 8, our spy iPhone's fashionable new glass lining has seven layers of color to finish. When apple is guaranteed to every user, the rear panel is reinforced with "internal laser welded steel and copper structure", but we also find that time and durability test will tell you whether the phone will be broken or cracked.
Repair Steps:
1. After removing the pentalobe screws, we need some heat as an antidote to the waterproof display seals
2. Apply the Doule Suction Cup Pliers after the Seals softened, it is in order to get some pulling power, and slice through the adhesive with a little help from cleaning tool, such as the BGA Paver Scraper, etc.
3. When we crack open the display, we are greeted by the familiar display cable bracket. We are meet the Phillips screws rather than tri-point screws.
4. Quickly decouple several cables, the battery, display, and home button cables to make sure the the display is free. And we will find the display has not gaskets, which was previously seen in the iPhone 7.
5. Make a grab for the battery' s stretch-release adhesive strips, remove all four at once, now the battery pack is out.
6. Take off the main camera from logic board. We see the 8' s sensor is bigger than the 7' s, but specs the same 12 MP resolution. This means the individual pixels are larger, letting in more light, improving colors.
7. Take off these cables and brackets! We see a new Lightning port bracket and we' ve gleefully plugged along with our Phillips screwdriver. In removing this bracket, we encountered our first tri-point screw.
8. Take down is a interconnect / antenna cable over the speaker. The final barrier to logic board is a tiny hidden screw, which we find trapped under the waterproof silicone seals. We can be carefully removal the logic board.
9. When the Logic board dispatched, we get down to brass tacks plastic bits. Then the next work is speaker and barometric vent. We find the speaker holes line at the bottom of this iPhone as the 7, and also find familiar signs of waterproofing in the form of seals and little rubber gaskets.
10. Then we can find the rear case is looking a little thin on components, and we can see some black tapes, it's the wireless charging coil! This coil uses an oscillating magnetic field to generate an alternating current. Then the alternating current is then converted to direct current, the magic juice that fuels the battery.
Check more iPhone repair tutorials on www.vipfixphone.com
Repair Steps:
1. After removing the pentalobe screws, we need some heat as an antidote to the waterproof display seals
2. Apply the Doule Suction Cup Pliers after the Seals softened, it is in order to get some pulling power, and slice through the adhesive with a little help from cleaning tool, such as the BGA Paver Scraper, etc.
3. When we crack open the display, we are greeted by the familiar display cable bracket. We are meet the Phillips screws rather than tri-point screws.
4. Quickly decouple several cables, the battery, display, and home button cables to make sure the the display is free. And we will find the display has not gaskets, which was previously seen in the iPhone 7.
5. Make a grab for the battery' s stretch-release adhesive strips, remove all four at once, now the battery pack is out.
6. Take off the main camera from logic board. We see the 8' s sensor is bigger than the 7' s, but specs the same 12 MP resolution. This means the individual pixels are larger, letting in more light, improving colors.
7. Take off these cables and brackets! We see a new Lightning port bracket and we' ve gleefully plugged along with our Phillips screwdriver. In removing this bracket, we encountered our first tri-point screw.
8. Take down is a interconnect / antenna cable over the speaker. The final barrier to logic board is a tiny hidden screw, which we find trapped under the waterproof silicone seals. We can be carefully removal the logic board.
9. When the Logic board dispatched, we get down to brass tacks plastic bits. Then the next work is speaker and barometric vent. We find the speaker holes line at the bottom of this iPhone as the 7, and also find familiar signs of waterproofing in the form of seals and little rubber gaskets.
10. Then we can find the rear case is looking a little thin on components, and we can see some black tapes, it's the wireless charging coil! This coil uses an oscillating magnetic field to generate an alternating current. Then the alternating current is then converted to direct current, the magic juice that fuels the battery.
Check more iPhone repair tutorials on www.vipfixphone.com
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