If you see a tear, it is a tear. It is super easy to tear this cable. In the factory or repair service center, there is probably a fixture holding the screen up while assembling to remove any possibility of tearing it. In DIY scenario, the cable is often torn because the user just laid the screen flat.
1: The lower antennas can be replaced, as long as you didn’t destroy the sockets on the board. 2: No replacement home button will ever work. Only the original button paired with the phone will work.
For dual-layer board devices like the iPhone X, if you need to ask, water damage repair is mostly beyond you. Water flows, so there is no way to reliably clean between the layers of the board. The equipment or skills to properly do this kind of repair take much more than “half the original price” of the phone.
Not possible. The sensor chip is glued to the crystal part of the button, the chip is thinner than human hair and the glue is actually stronger than the chip. You’ll just end up cracking the chip.
We can’t see your computer or what you did to it, so we wouldn’t know. You have to check missing connectors yourself, if all connectors are secure, chances are you tore the cable.
Those are likely to be hardware debug leftovers, or devkit leftovers. Extra hardware features are needed for game developer kits, like a CMOS battery, extra buttons and displays for example.
Yeah it is just a case ventilation fan, it doesn’t blow any heatsinks directly. Although with the very low TDP of the processor, a case fan with radiator type heat sink should do the job.
Those are likely to be hardware debug leftovers, or devkit leftovers. Extra hardware features are needed for game developer kits, like a CMOS battery, extra buttons and displays for example.
Xs has 4 antennas, while the XR only has 2.
Easy, you are supposed to desolder the battery and the dock flex first, remove the logic board then access the battery.
Look at the CPU heat spreader, it is much thicker than previous models, is it possible that this is some kind of mini flat heat pipe?
Yeah it is just a case ventilation fan, it doesn’t blow any heatsinks directly. Although with the very low TDP of the processor, a case fan with radiator type heat sink should do the job.
It is not possible to access the internals from the back, the back is locked to the case with screws from the inside.
It’s the top bezel itself, as always.
You need to show the back side of the battery, the supplier name is on the back.
No. Basically not related at all.
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