iPhone 6 Screen Assembly Replacement Process
By DD Tech In Repair ProcessHi again!
This week’s behind-the-scenes peek at a Mac Repair service is the replacement of a broken screen assembly on a relatively new iPhone 6 (4.7″ version).
The screen assembly is essentially a single unit combining the digitizer (touch-sensitive glass) and the LCD screen itself. In some phones and tablets, these can be replaced separately, but they’re bonded together on the iPhone 6, so must be replaced as a single unit.
As always, we show the main steps below, but this isn’t a complete breakdown of the process, and omits one or two clever tricks that we don’t intend letting our would-be rivals pinch!
This iPhone 6 has sustained some rather obvious damage to the screen assembly. We’re about the fit a replacement (right).
This iPhone 6 has sustained some rather obvious damage to the screen assembly. We’re about the fit a replacement (right).
This iPhone 6 has sustained some rather obvious damage to the screen assembly. We’re about the fit a replacement (right).
This iPhone 6 has sustained some rather obvious damage to the screen assembly. We’re about the fit a replacement (right).
This iPhone 6 has sustained some rather obvious damage to the screen assembly. We’re about the fit a replacement (right).
This iPhone 6 has sustained some rather obvious damage to the screen assembly. We’re about the fit a replacement (right).
This iPhone 6 has sustained some rather obvious damage to the screen assembly. We’re about the fit a replacement (right).
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