How to replace iPhone 7 Battery? Artwork

Replacing your iPhone 7 battery yourself is easy. Learn about tools you will need. Follow Shylesh Sriranjan’s steps about replacing battery of iPhone7. Steps Fully turn off the iPhone 7 Locate the two 3.4 mm pentalobe screws that are located in the iPhone along the edges. Softening the adhesive with a hairdryer or a heat gun which will allow you to remove the display. Some guides recommend using a device called the iOpener to make this process easier. On the display’s bottom a little bit above the home button, put a place a suction cup. Create a little gap between the case and display by gently pulling up on the cup. Put the flat edge of a probe into the gap you created. The adhesive that holds the display is incredibly strong, so if you have some issues creating the gap, gently move the screen down and up to loosen the adhesive. Slide the probe up from the lower left edge of the iPhone and gently twist to increase the gap between the case and display. Next, slowly slide the probe along the iPhone’s left side moving from the lower left corner and moving towards the silent switch and volume buttons. Take out the probe and place the edge into the phone’s bottom right edge. Twist the probe to increase the gap you created in-between the case and display. Slide the probe up and to the iPhone’s right side to remove the adhesive that holds the display. Pull on the suction cup that you placed on the display in an upward direction in order to take off the display and open the device Keep in mind to not open the screen more than 10 degrees since there are cables running up the right edge that connect the logic borad to the display. Take the suction cup off the display. Slide a pick, opening picks work well, around the edge of the top of the device, in between the front panel and case, which will break up any leftover adhesive. Carefully pull away the top edge of the display to disconnect the clips that hold the case together. Open the left side of the device display and keep in mind that you should not completely separate the display. From the lower connector, take out the three 1.2mm tri-point screws and one 2.4mm screws. Note: You will need a special bit in order to properly remove the tri-point screws. Use the probe to raise the connector of the battery from its logic board socket. Use the probe’s edge to disengage both lower display connectors by moving them up and away from the logic board sockets. Take out the two 1.3 mm Phillips screws that secure the bracket over the sensor of the front panel and then take out the bracket. Disengage the this from the logic board socket. Take off the display and both 1.9 mm Phillips screws that secure the barometric vent. Take out the vent. Use a probe’s flat edge to remove the Taptic Engine connector. Take out the three 1.6 mm Phillips screws that secure the Taptic Engine. Take out the Taptic Engine. Use tweezers to remove the two strips of adhesive on the bottom of the iPhone battery. Make sure that you are keeping the strips flat to prevent any breakage or wrinkling. Carefully pull the first battery adhesive tab away towards the bottom of the device. Pull carefully and ensure you keep consistent tension until the adhesive strip pulls out from under the battery. Repeat this process on the other strip and gently secure the battery in place with a finger to make sure it stays in place. If the strips broke before you removed them, you will have to gently pull the battery away from the case using a probe. Soften the adhesive with a hairdryer or heat gun and gently pry out the battery out from the bottom left side with a thin plastic card. Remove the battery. To reassemble, follow these directions in reverse order.

Mixed Media:Oil on Bronze

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:1 W x 1 H x 0.6 D in

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