iPhone 6s Plus Battery Replacement-How To
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- Опубликовано: 19 окт 2024
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Re-assembly: "Do the same thing, but backwards!" That's a major cop-out, guys. I was able to get it done but there were definitely a few things I wish I had known ahead of time, e.g. reapplying the new adhesive strips, putting the screen back on correctly. Also, the "just gently pull the adhesive strips out from under the battery" step is garbajjjj; any phone that's old enough to need a new battery will have brittle adhesives that will snap under pressure, every time. Better to just let people know ahead of time that they'll need an iOpener.
Thanks for the heads up. I think 💭 I’ll let a pro replace my battery.
@@Orlanzepol123 - it's really not that difficult though, and it's actually fun. The things he complained about are pretty much givens... you take out adhesive strips, you're going to have to add the new ones, you take off the screen, you're going to want to re-align it properly, as for the brittle-ness of the adhesive strips, THAT is actually good advice to know. I had the same hesitation when doing this, but I've done it on three phones now, for myself and a couple friends, and it's actually really easy, way cheaper...
i hat that lazyass shit. its like fixing cars. they just say reverse everything
I watched the video a few times and then went to work.
Before starting I printed up a photo of the open phone board and then put a black dot on the image near the location of each screw. I then placed some double sided tape on the picture next to those locations.
As I removed each screw I placed it on the double sided tape next to the location in the picture. I also placed the two metal covers the same way.
Removing the screen was a lot harder than I expected. But in the end I won. (I had already decided the phone is years old now so if I stuffed it, that would be a good reason to get an upgrade)
I next got past the battery removal with the help of a hair dryer. The first strip came out okay but the other two were not as accommodating. Knowing the risk of damage if I damaged the battery I took my time and warmed it then lifted a little before warning it some more. In the end it came out.
The rest was as per the video except.
My big issue was the screws. They are easy to remove but so very very small when you are attempting to reinstall them. (I am in my 60s) If I did this again I would work on a totally clean space, just me, the phone and the tools. Something with raised edge so if a screw falls it cant roll away and get lost. None were lost this time but that was only by luck.
Just a tip for anyone that is trying to do this. Absolutely when you are initially trying to get the screen off make sure you have the spudger underneath the frame of the screen. I did it properly for the left side, but for the right side I ended up prying the screen between the frame and the glass of the screen. This caused the frame to break at a weak point and I had to file it down a bit in order to get the screen to sit flush once again. However I did not have the proper adhesive to use between the glass and the frame so this cause the glass to remain popped out slightly. So just waning everyone to make sure that the spudger is all the way under the screen before prying. If you are doing it correctly than you should be able to inset the spudger at least an inch under the screen and then twist. If you aren't on the right place than you will only have the tip of the spudger under the screen and this is where it could break the frame by prying the glass away from it and the digitizer.
Just done on a 5 year old phone. Took me 15 minutes. Thank you a lot. Easy fix
Nicely done! Good you noted to disconnect battery first 👍. The other thing is you don’t actually have to remove the screen connectors. It’s just convenient to get it out of the way but as long as you have the opened screen supported at 90 degrees solidly, no need to remove it. Remove adhesive strips, battery, replace strips, battery, reconnect, lower screen and power on to test. The less you have to mess with these little micro connectors, the better off you are. Don’t disturb anything you don’t have to.
I agree I did just that , undid the two screws, opened the screen 90 degrees, taped it to a box to stop it opening any further. Undid the two battery screws NOTE they are different sizes, disconnect battery. Pulled out the adhesive strips and the battery is free. Put new adhesive strips on and reassemble . I had never done it before and it took 5 mins. Bought the whole kit of battery and tools together on ebay for £9.
Thank you for making this process so very easy. 10 minutes and done
Here’s a tip: loop a shoelace or similar strong twine around the top of the leg of your table, then hook the suction cup grabber post to it and pull the iPhone with one hand. This enables you to use the spudger tool with a completely free hand.
her smile and attitude are amazing makes me confident that I can do this!!! thank you
Ik, she is awesome
so i tried to remove the battery, the adhesive strips broke, so i tried to pry the battery out, i punctured the battery and a small fire erupted. my house now smells like burnt ash.
good luck evryone.
akui88 your joking are you?
akui88 same thing happened to me! Scared the piss out of me as I dropped it and was trying to kick a flaming battery out the front door. My whole house now stinks! However, we did replace our smoke detectors last week and this was a good test for them!
Aye ye need to be very careful buddy did u use a metal tool to remove the battery ?
If you touch any metal to lithium it will catch on fire.
Striped broke but I had an experienced person watching me so he took over with a plastic tool. Also, a set of pro tools works better than the stuff they send with the battery. Good luck to all in making things last longer than then manufactures like.
I’m pretty sure you can’t make stretchy adhesive go in reverse. So knowing where to place the replacements would be nice.
Thank you so much, I never thought about or where the battery disconnect was. Great step/tip.
Everything worked out for me in the end, thank you. The adhesive strips didn't come out well at all so I ended up having to carefully but forcefully pry the battery out. The battery got very hot as it was bent into submission! Other than that it was fine. The adhesive strips that came with the new battery were just the same so it was pretty obvious how to apply them and I simply did everything else in reverse. Whilst prying the screen off I had to overcome the resistance of the adhesive seal which all peeled away, I'm assuming that it won't have quite the same amount of water resistance now but I'll just have to take that into account in use.
I agree with Michael and Dave Nuttall below, you don't really *need* to remove the screen connector cables as long as you can rubber band the screen up at a less than 90 degree angle to something like a soda can, bottle of something heavy, etc. This is because you do NOT need to fully detach the screen to replace the battery on a 6s. I just did this very thing today on a 6s. I only unscrewed the pentalobes and the battery connector cable. The 6 is nice and easy compared to the newer phones, which have increasingly tiny internals.
A gently warming of the edges of the screen and the back of the case (in the area of the battery) makes for fairly easy removal of screen and battery, just go real slow when pulling the battery adhesive strips, thanks for a great video.
This is the best video you did of this because you warned them about opening it up which you failed to do in the other videos
don't you hate all the adhesive in all the electronics these days. I remember the iFixit episode where you brought in a professional watch repair guy and he mentioned that in the watch industry its unheard of to use glue because parts need to be serviceable..Now translate that to the usual rant Apple always delivers about how recyclable there products are. Well this might be true. They won't go so far in to making there products serviceable hmm
Great video Gwen....hopefully my surgery on my phone will go as well 😊
Lol I have none of those tools. Will have to add that to my shopping list to go along with a new battery. Thanks!
Watch out folks when it comes to removing the adhesive strips. I have changed two batteries on these phones and the adhesive strips do not come out as easily as this video shows. As a matter of fact, they usually break before coming out all the way. Then you have no choice but to try and pry up the battery. At least this video speaks of an alternate removal procedure. Bend the battery just a little and it shorts out and will cause your phone to burn up. I speak with experience because I had to throw away my last phone. I strongly suggest having a professional change out the battery.
If you don’t want the adhesive to snap don’t pull it so far away from the battery pull it closer and slower
Give us non-magnetic screw drivers, and Say something about reinstalling those battery adhesive strips in the video. Not just reverse install. Also a tiny screw dimension chart to make sure we install them correctly, or slow down the removal steps, so we can estimate which tiny screw goes where. Replacement kit not recommended for someone with little patience.
Make sure you watch another video teaching you how to put battery back!!! Traps everywhere!! Especially for first-timers!
Use your fingers or blunt tweezers to remove adhesive strips on battery. Be extra careful when working near the battery; puncturing a lithium-ion battery can release dangerous chemicals and cause a fire.
Its draining even when im not doing anything. This calls for a battery replacemnet right?
Thank you so much for this video. It helped me to change the battery. But it didn't prepare me for how small the screws really are :D
This worked fantastic. Thanks for the video guys, couldn't have figure out all the steps on my own.
hi there i do not where to start lol.so this is what happened exactly one day my iphone 6s plus got heated up while it was on charging and few seconds later i saw the smoke coming out of my phone i got tripped because i was at hazared location and everything could have gotten fire due to this smoke so i quickly dropped water on it.Now since then its dead and i do not where to start to repair it i would like to try it at my own please advice like what should i change first maybe battery?
screen or charging port?
thank you for time and advice
So essentially, it's the exact same process as the iPhone 6 series?
I haven't personally opened an iPhone 6s yet, but I assume a little bit of more force is required to lift the screen because of the adhesive, yet, not enough to have to heat it?
If you're careful, it's not necessary to disconnect the 4 display connectors and shield. Just hold the display module with one hand and work on the battery assembly with the other. It was faster for me.
There is no need to remove the screen. It makes things easier but it’s not necessary and I would recommend not doing so to reduce the risk of damage
The best method is actually doing both prying and also removing the strip while prying it up a little bit at the same time. if you try to do it without prying 90% of the time the strip will tear. you just have to pry the sides up enough so you can slide the tab underneath it
Just followed this and it worked a treat 👍🏻
will the phone still be able to work as normal and be switched on after I fix the battery??
Is it the same process for an iPhone 6s?
Shouldn’t this be called ‘Battery REMOVAL’ since you replaced nothing?
Why we need to remove front panel/display? What's the point? Still don't understand(
Another EXCELLENT video... 😃👍😎😍
Now comes the fun part:
Hoping that it still works after you try & piece it all together, again...
This video is misleading. It should be renamed how to remove the battery, not replace it? hello
thumbs up for you at 2:47
becoz first you used a plastic tool, second you started with the battery, smart.
Thanks so much for this!
I check out your web site. What is the phone size blue thing in the battery kit?
This instruction video is stupid. I’ll tell you why:
You can clearly see that they are replacing the battery on a newer phone. Replacing a battery on a new phone vs a 2+ year old is very different.
1, Old screws are more fragile because of the micro size. This should be said in the video. If you don’t use the exact right screw driver or do it too harsh you’ll end up breaking or tearing the screws. This would be very bad.
2, The tape under the battery NEVER comes off this easily. Unless you’re replacing battery on a new device. Not sure why you would...
They should have used an old phone to show people what real struggle it is to get it off. They 98 % of the time snap in the middle or even closer to that. The card suggested isn't easy to use either. I usually end up using a small knife to carefully attack the tape further and further in and bending (DONT PRESS THE SHARP SIDE OF THE KNIFE TOWARDS THE BATTERY) the battery bit by bit slowly up from the case. Be sure not to puncture the battery, it won’t be pleasant. Take your time doing this.
3, Attaching the new tape on the new battery can be extremely tricky. You need steady hands. One twist or if the tapes gets stuck to each other, good luck sorting that one out. They are EXTREMELY sticky. Also depending on what kit you order, getting them off the plastic might be impossible and they WILL tangle.
These guys make it seem easy, clean and tidy. It’s not. If you’re not used to tools, micro screws or fixing these kind of stuff you’re in for a challenge. It’s not impossible, but be prepared for a challenge.
Please go somewhere else and watch a proper guide, and good luck.
Does replacement battery will not turn off itself
Very good and very nice... madam
Is this harder to do with a screen protector on? I took out the screws but I can’t even begin to lift the screen out with the suction cup. Thanks in advance!
yes it is harder if you leave it on it will just take off the screen protecter
i couldnt get the battrey glue off and that credit card method saved my life. so easy i didnt even heat it up
great instruction!
Thanks
Does the adhesive strips include in the ifixit package?
yes
Very good I learning
Thank you so much
Big thanx
Hi I’m looking for iPhone 8 Plus home button original one recommend me please.
Have people done this without using adhesives during reassembly? Was it ok?
tomatoobatt ik they done it on the 6 but it was kinda sketchy cause you had to go under the battery and push it up and I think there was wires under it
I did. It was ok with me. Once you close the display module and tighten the 2 screws, the battery stays in place and doesn't rattle.
you want to have the adhesive, it keeps the battery secure. Without it, the battery will move around. Hot a good idea at all.
I screwed up the adhesives that came with my kit, so I used duct tape and it worked perfectly.
Could I get 6s plus battery from india is shipping is available.....???
Can i buy 2019 iPhone 6 plus ya better iPhone 6 reply me
Damn adhesive broke when I pulled on it. Only got one out successfully.
They get harder to pull out the older they get :/
It video doesn’t show step by step replacement!
just follow the steps in reverse ...
Hi, I managed to replace the battery everything seemed to go alright but when I tried to turn it on it wouldn’t work. I thought that maybe the battery was dead so I plugged it into the charger and the screen came on but when I unplugged it and went to the table it wouldn’t turn back on. I tried to plug it back in but it did nothing. I have since tried to unplug the three connectors in the phone and install them again but no luck.( I also made sure not to open the phone more than 90 degrees so not to damage the screen. )
Lettercarrier58 its the battery I made the mistake of unplugging those micro connectors now my camera and top speaker dont work
can iphone 6s plus battery fit iphone 6 plus? need answer
I know this question has probably been asked before but where did you get the background music that is used for all your repair videos?
Did the exact same steps and none of my battery came out now it’s bent and hot as fuck thanks
Can we use an iphone 6 plus battery on iphone 6s plus?
your awesome Success!!!
step 2 make note of different size screws or for that matter the entire process
whatever you do make sure you clip the screen back in and only clip the battery in last otherwise it will blow.
So very cute thanks....
Perfect!... Thanks
Can you replace iPhone 6 Plus battery in iPhone 6??
nice
Well donee great job
Yea okay. Apple or its Authorized Repair centers, here I come. My phone would be destroyed if I tried this on my own.
jollyjules77 and they would just tell you to fuck off to the other end of the store and buy a new phone because it would be cheaper.
I didn't have a choice, I took my phone to Apple and they told me it was water damaged....order the ifixit kit, watched this video once and had my battery replaced within a half hour. Its not as hard as you'd think.
this would be help me if ever need to fix iPhone
Can I put a 6 plus battery in 6s plus?
I just finished doing this to my 6s plus. I only got one adhesive strip completely out, others broke off about half way. I went easy trying to pry up the battery,
Boom 💥 battery went off in my face
Caught fire 🔥 and filled half of my house with smoke 💨.
What a noob. Pay someone next time if you miss the basics of handedness
Wayne A. Really?! I’m about to do this to my phone. Any advice you wanna share?!
This girl is really beautiful, I was hypnotized with this sweet voice... Beauty and brains
God thx 🙏
Is the battery for the 6s compatible with IOS 12?
It doesn't show new feature max batter percent level in settings
Because everybody has the tools you do!
matt lang they cost a few quid
Dude she's using the kit that ifixit sells this advertisement forma the kit
You shouldn’t be trying to fix phones Matt. You are too fucking dumb to see it’s an infomercial for ifixit. Stick to licking windows.
wtf? why doesn't it just pop out like android phones?
"an eye-opener" oh auto caption
Ur beautiful & professional
You got to be kidding me
Instructions Unclear, set iPhone on fire
Well unfortunately not very much of a iPhone apple fan of things. But that is a lot of work and a lot of parts too not loose. But with Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime 2017. You can just buy a new battery and since it's NOT a built in battery you can just take the battery out and pop the new one in. ( No tools required for some android users then I iPhones do ) But I like there laptops and large PCs. With there laptops I can use my smartphone too steal power from it or just use my battery pack to do just that. But anyway just a another other side of the team with android. ( keep it simple and less cost wisely )
Didn't know Ashley Tisdale can fix phones
I wonder what is the reasoning they make this so difficult for the consumer to do themselves. it almost seems like they want us to have to bring it to Apple for them to fix it lol, just kidding, I know that's why they make it hard
I got to 3:31 before deciding to get a new phone
Am I the only one who’s worried she’s using magnetic tools , metal tweezers & no esd ?
I want to fixit battery for iphone 6S
2:54 phone open more than 90 deg!!
It's a general rule of thumb, not an exact specification. I've been fixing phones for years now and the 90 degree rule is there to make sure you are careful with what you are doing, as the ribbon cables tear easily (ask me how I know that). As it is very hard to remove the metal plate without opening the phone slightly more, it is generally ok to open the phone just a little bit to help you get those top screws out.
Stop at :01 if you don’t have all the tools required. No reason to watch.
Did you have to be somewhere and decided to just post this half ass video anyway? This isn't a replacement. This is just a removal video. This would come in handy if I was trying to strip an iphone for parts, not replacing my dying battery smh
Those adhesive things that hold the battery........they only bloody broke didn’t they. I’m gonna rip that damn battery out of there god damn it
Not much of a tutorial if you just keep telling us to refer to the instruction manual
how to unlock screen frozen ?
you know that everyone is gonna buy it off ebay for $8 with tool kits
Say pentalobe again,never thought of pulling out the glue strips
next video for the
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