iPhone 8 Teardown Repair Guide - Fixez.com

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www.fixez.com presents the official iPhone 8 Teardown Repair Guide. This comprehensive repair video will show you how to replace a cracked iPhone 8 LCD screen and digitizer, swap a faulty battery, and also how to completely tear down and reassemble your iPhone 8 smartphone. Visit Fixez.com for all of the DIY iPhone 8 replacement screens, parts, and tools you need to quickly, fix your device!
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iPhone 8 Teardown Repair Guide Steps:
Step 1
• Power down your iPhone 8.
Step 2
• Eject the Nano-SIM Card Tray.
Step 3 (iPhone 8 Display Assembly)
• Remove the two bottom 3.4 mm Pentalobe screws located next to the lightning connector. Apply some heat and then use the precision knife to create enough space to insert a triangle opening tool. With the opening tool slice through the adhesive and carefully decouple the iPhone 8 display assembly from the rear case. Just like the iPhone 7, it opens to the side. The display assembly is still connected to the iPhone by cables along the middle-right side, so don’t try to remove it entirely just yet. Remove the following 4 Phillips screws securing the bracket that covers the battery, display, and home button cables. These screws are different sizes, so be sure to remember where they go. With the bracket out of the way pry the cables up from the logic board. Remove the following 3 Phillips screws that secure the bracket covering the upper component display cable. Disconnect the cable and free the iPhone 8 display assembly from the phone.
Step 4 (iPhone 8 Front-Facing Camera Assembly)
• Remove the following 6 Phillips screws, followed by the metal clip they secure in place. Easily extract the stereo-enabling speaker. Use the spudger to help remove the tangled-up iPhone 8 Front-Facing Camera Assembly. It includes the 7-megapixel front-facing camera, microphone, proximity sensor and ambient light sensor.
Step 5 (iPhone 8 Solid State Home Button)
• Remove the following 4 Tri-Point screws and metal bracket. Separating the solid-state iPhone 8 home button is simple, with only light adhesive on the cable and no delicate gasket.
Step 6 (iPhone 8 LCD Shield Plate)
• Remove the following 6 Tri-Point screws. Use the spudger to release the adhesive from beneath the bottom of the iPhone 8 LCD shield plate.
Step 7 (iPhone 8 Battery)
• Locate the 4 peel-to-remove adhesive tabs, 2 at the top and 2 at the bottom of the iPhone 8 battery. Grab the first tab and try to keep the adhesive strip flat and wide. Slowly and gently pull each strip up and away from the iPhone 8. Keep pulling until they come out from between the battery and the rear case. With the adhesive removed, the 1821 milliampere-hour (mAh) iPhone 8 battery springs free effortlessly.
Step 8 (iPhone 8 Rear-Facing Camera)
• Remove the following Phillips screw and standoff screw. Remove the protective metal cover. With the spudger in hand, detach the 12-megapixel iPhone 8 rear-facing camera and pry it out of the chassis.
Step 9 (iPhone 8 Logic Board)
• Before digging the iPhone 8 logic board out of the rear case, it is necessary to attack a bevy of Phillips screws and standoff screws, dispatch of a few connectors, and remove portions of the antenna assembly - most notably the antenna flex cable, which acts as a bridge between antenna pathways, and the top left Wi-Fi antenna. Carefully uproot the iPhone 8 logic board out of the rear case.
Step 10 (iPhone 8 Loudspeaker)
• Remove the following Tri-Point screw and 4 Phillips screws. Remove the metal bracket and then eradicate the iPhone 8 loudspeaker.
Step 11 (iPhone 8 Taptic Engine)
• Detach the small interconnect cable and Taptic Engine from the iPhone 8 lightning connector assembly. Remove the following standoff screw and Phillips screw, and then extract the iPhone 8 Taptic Engine.
Step 12 (iPhone 8 Lightning Connector Assembly)
• Remove the following 2 Phillips screws and then tweeze out the barometric vent. Remove the following 5 Phillips screws. These screws are different sizes, so be sure to remember where they go. The iPhone 8 Lightning connector assembly is moderately adhered to the rear case, but with a little help from the spudger it is readily removed.
Step 13 (iPhone 8 Power and Volume Buttons Cable)
• Extract the antenna flex cable, which acts as a bridge between antenna pathways. Remove the standoff screw and small bracket. Remove the following 5 Phillips screws. The last component to surrender is a cable array that contains the power and volume button switches, LED flash, a microphone, and the ring/silent switch.

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Want to learn how to fix your iPhone 8 all by yourself? This easy to follow, step by step guide will show you how to disassemble and reassemble your phone safely!

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[@bernardchandler5386]

I removed the screws covering the battery display and did not keep them separate. so what sizes go where?
It is not shown in the video. and the three different sizes are not described in the video.

[@v.krabari8866]

Thanks for help🔥

[@petermis9277]

great video , very helpfull , thanks very much :)

[@azanin5246]

fantastic

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What do I have to do when my ipod 6 won't respond to tuch when I dropped it?

[@LUVNMH]

replace the display assembly

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Mattf14 touch will return after you replace the assembly

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Try not dropping it. 😁

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Nice video

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