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Hey Christopher,
Try using this screw chart http://irevivespray.com/iphone-4s-screw-... for the iPhone 4s, print it out and your on your way :-)
Regards
Chuck
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I like it. I will use it and try to recreate one
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Christopher Chesler, each one of the guides on here list the screw size when they are removed. If you look at the guides and write the sizes down, you should get a pretty accurate list. Hope this helps, good luck.
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Christopher - Help others out and post your results on the guide ;-)
Thank you. I will defiantly make a chart as I go and post my results for future reference.
Sounds great. It's a guide that a lot of people will appreciate.
Hello all,
These charts are all very good,but what do
you do if you need to finish off somebodies work
when you did not tear it down please.
Regards
Hello again,
I do not know how I got to be in this
position,it was me who posted above question.
The charts I find are very good if you have one
before you start,but if like me,you are finishing
somebody elses work,they do not help.
What I would like to find,is a chart with a
number for the screw,then the numbers put
where the screw goes.If somebody would do
this it would make for some very happy people.
I obviously include myself in that.
Thank you for the chance to post my
thoughts on your site.
SYN
For oldturkey 03
Being a newbe I could not tell the difference
between a 1.5mm and a 1.7mm screw that is
why I would like the chart described.
Thank you
SYN
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EXACTLY SYN!!! My cat jumped up onto the paper with the screws on it (non-magnetic...I learned THAT lesson the hard way!). I have a digital vernier caliper and it's STILL brutal trying to figure out the minute differences in screw sizes. I don't know how anyone can manage to get the screws in the right places without a digital caliper.
There is SUCH an EASY solution to this problem....(pleassssse ifixit.....colour code the screws with the corresponding colour-coded holes on the magnetic mats!!! Even if it was done with Sharpie markers on the ends of the screws it would be IMMENSELY helpful. I am dreading putting this phone back together....
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It sounds like you have a handful of screws that all ya know about is they go to THAT iPhone 4s. Am I right? If so, if you plan on doing this much in the future a good tool to have around is a quality set of digital calipers. Then you can measure the screws and match them up to the sizes listed in these guides. It's unfortunate the extra worK you will have to do, but it's a pitfall of picking up where someone else left off.
Best wishes and good luck. Just take your time because it will be tedious and time consuming. But in the end you will have them all where they belong and you already know how important that is.
Dave
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Well Dave, I have a digital vernier caliper and it's STILL a brutal task to try and measure those screws. I have measured, measured again.... and again... and again... Those tiny increments are just too difficult to ascertain. As I suggested in previous comments, it would be SO helpful if ifixit could colour code the screws with the corresponding colour-coded holes on the magnetic screw map.
I would do this for other people if I could, but I'm just not confident enough that I have the right screws...
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