iPhone 12 Charging Port Replacement - Step by Step Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 31 май 2023
- Welcome to our comprehensive step-by-step tutorial on iPhone 12 charging port replacement. In this detailed video, we will guide you through the entire process of replacing the charging port on your iPhone 12, helping you resolve any charging issues you may be experiencing.
Whether you're facing a faulty charging port or simply want to learn how to perform iPhone repairs yourself, this tutorial is perfect for you. Our expert technicians will demonstrate each step, ensuring a seamless and successful replacement process.
Throughout the video, we provide valuable tips, tricks, and techniques to make the process easier for you. We'll cover essential tools and materials required for the replacement, compatibility considerations, and safety precautions to keep in mind.
Our tutorial is designed for all skill levels, from DIY enthusiasts to aspiring repair professionals. By following our guide, you can save time and money by avoiding costly repairs or replacements.
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For this RePair you will need:
Pentalobe Screwdriver
Tri-Wing Screw driver
Cross Head Screwdriver
Suction cup
Isopropyl Alcohol
Plastic Spudger
Pastic Opening Tool
Fine Tweezers 
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apple really has made it so much harder to do basic repairs. you shouldnt have to remove nearly everything from the phone to fix the charging port
Yeah, I agree with you, they do it so you have to pay for the repairs, I still would rather fix myself always have and always will, lol
Its because they know that the charging port is usually the first thing to start failing which makes the average person either upgrade, buy another apple product like the mag charger, or send it to apple for fixing while charging you $200+ for repairs when all it really needed was to be cleaned out.
Thank you so much for showing me demo. Now, I felt comfortable to do it my self to replace my iphone batterie & touch screen too. God Bless you! 🙂Great job!
Thanks a bunch, Oli. Had one to do this morning and iFix didn't have a guide for the charge flex (or logic board for that matter). Followed to a T and done in less than 20 minutes. Invaluable. Keep up the good fight my friend.
Thank you for sharing high-quality maintenance knowledge with everyone. thumbs up for you
My pleasure!
Awesome, I have watched tons of charging port replacement videos, you are the only one that put a new waterproof seal in.
I don’t know why people don’t do this. It is 50p for a seal 🤦🏻♂️
Parabéns pelo trabalho.
Does it show “unknown parts” in the settings after repair? My phones charging port perished i will have to go through the same process
🎉🎉thank you
Thank you very much
I don’t recommend you closing the phone till you try it out while the phone is still open (last step).. if for whatever reason it didn’t work you will have to heat up the phone again and start all over
Can you do that for IPhone 12 Pro ??
Price of the charging flex cable for iPhone 13
I replaced my battery charging port and my screen, turned my screen on before putting screen back, it worked and charged, so I turned it off and started to put my screen in, and when I was done it did not want to turn on, but when I plug in charger it makes a charging sound
Any tips for how to get a broken charging cable out of the socket rather than going through all of this?
Brill Thanks
Hey, where did you purchase the new charging port module and adhesive seal? Would you please link these parts in your description in the future (if it is not a wholesale agreement you have)
P.S good video, very clear. I will be attempting it. The only part I am a little unclear on is the microphone positioning. It looks as though it is angled and doesn’t sit cleanly like the rest of the parts but I guess it will come to me when I try it. Maybe a closer frame in the video would explain better. That’s being nit picky.
i live in climate zone 9b, i just realized if im doing this during the day, i could probably just go put the phone in the car for a bit, and it will be plenty hot enough to work with
I am watching your videos from pakistan love so much
Thank you for watching!
Sorry, can you please answer this question: when you mentioned the boot loop at 7:35, I can’t tell what you said to make sure we get. A “genuine ‘pulled’ part”? What does that mean?
Thanks for the awesome tutorial!
That means it's a genuine part from another iPhone. Many companies will sell 'pulled' parts cannibalised from iPhones.
@@griffog2001 Thanks!
Educative..
Thanks for watching
I wish I could swap it to usb-c doing this procedure.
nice jOB
is the charging port assembly the same between the normal 12 and a 12 pro? Like can I purchase an assembly for a 12 pro and install it in my normal 12?
yes
Can you do this is your screen is cracked or does the screen have to be replaced first
If you can remove the screen safely without damaging it then there’s no reason it can’t be reused
Do i need to reprogram the charging port? I m asking because i don t have any programmer.Btw i m doing this on an iphone 11.
No need to reprogram this one
Will the phone still retain its water resistance?
Probably
That’s the point of the blue seal to keep dust and other stuff out
What is the price of this jack?
They’re usually between £30-£100 depending on the wholesaler etc
Is this the same for an iPhone 12 Pro?? I have one to do tomorrow
Yes, exactly same
@@iDoctorUK thank you for the quick reply ! You just earned a subscriber!
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Vvvv important note 🌹
Got to love apple for making a flawed design as difficult as possible to replace.
The design is good, it’s very rare that these parts will wear out. Most failure in my opinion is from accidental/user damage
How many cost repair in apple store
I have an iPhone 12 pro max.. 500€ in an apple store in Milan.
That’s why I’m here right now 😂
Salvou R$500,00. Obrigado
why do they make it so damn complicated you ask? Because then youll go to them asking for a costly repair ;)
To an extent, yes. But more likely to create a compact design
To heat up the phone, I just put it into a pot of boiling water