iPhone 15 Pro Max Display IC Replacement Tutorial: Step-by-Step Guide
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- Опубликовано: 26 фев 2024
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In this comprehensive video tutorial, learn how to replace the display IC on an iPhone 15 Pro Max. Whether you're a seasoned technician or a DIY enthusiast, follow along as we walk you through each step of the process. From identifying the components to precise soldering techniques, this guide has everything you need to successfully replace the display IC on your iPhone 15 Pro Max. Save time and money by fixing your device yourself with our easy-to-follow instructions.
The touch IC contains important calibration data and firmware specific to the device. Transferring it ensures that the new display assembly can communicate properly with the device's logic board.
Each touch IC is uniquely paired with the logic board of the iPhone it's installed in. By transferring the original touch IC to the new display assembly, you maintain compatibility and prevent potential issues with touch functionality.
Overall, transferring the touch IC to a new display assembly ensures seamless compatibility, preserves device functionality, and can be a more practical solution in many cases of display replacement on iPhones.
I have some of those Wylie sheets and they are incredible. They work up to around 400c I believe.
They are a game changer from all the Kapton tape and shields I used to use
Excellent video. Where do you get the heat-resistant foam sheet from?
They are called Wylie sheets, and MobileSentrix should be carrying them soon.
Ali
how is the mechanic flux, is it good?
I am from saudi arabia. I have my phone mi 11 lite 5g. Phone working but display not working can you solve them?
Hey mate, what airflow do you use? My temp is 230 and air flow 66 but it just wouldn’t melt the solder balls. Even with a large nozzle.
You can go up into the 300’s you just have to be careful. Try using a lower melting solder when reballing.