In this video I'm going to show you how to replace the screen on an iPhone 6. If you
want to see any of those other repairs go ahead and click the links. Here we have the
iPhone 6. I'm going to go ahead and turn it off, grab my Pentalobe screwdriver, and take
out the two little screws in the bottom. These are the same size screws as all of the other
iPhones. And you can grab any tools or replacement parts in the video description below. I'm
going to take a suction cup and lift up the screen just a little bit, so I can slip a
pry tool. You can use a plastic one or a metal one if you want. Just make sure to lift up
on the actual metal frame of the screen. Otherwise you might crack it as you pry it up. So be
super careful with that. As you lift up the screen you'll see these five screws on the
metal plate. Take out those screws, remove the plate, and then unsnap each of these little
clasps. The clasps are very similar to LEGOs. Just kind of take your little pry tool, pop
them underneath, and they'll unclasp from the little latch that they're on. Anyway this
is the screen. There's a very good chance that when you buy the replacement screen you're
going to have to move over all the individual parts from one screen to the other. We're
going to start with the earpiece. There's three screws up at the top. Take out those
screws and then the little bracket comes off. Put that somewhere safe. Make sure you keep
all your screws really organized or you're going to have problems later. Here's the earpiece.
Once again, all the parts and tools for this project can be found in the video description
below so go ahead and check that out. I'm pulling up the front camera and the proximity
sensor from the little brackets that they're held in, and then I'm pulling off the last
little bit that's taped down by the earpiece. These parts are really inexpensive. At least
they have been in the past with the iPhone 5's and 4's. So go ahead and check out the
video description if you want to check out how much these parts are. There's three screws
on both sides of the metal plate and then one screw down at the bottom. So take those
out and there's two screws that hold the home button in place. Remove that bracket. And
then the home button is just lightly taped down. It's just lightly stuck. So peel that
up. And there's one little connector right there just like the little connectors that
were holding the screen down, those little LEGO pieces. So un-pop that and remember that
this is the only home button, the one that comes with your phone, that will work with
the fingerprint scanner. Any other aftermarket home buttons that you put on the phone will
not work with the fingerprint scanner, they'll just work as a home button. So keep that in
mind. Anyway, lift it off the metal plate. You can see the ribbing cable that connects
the home button up by the earpiece. And this is the screen. Check the video description
below for replacement screens, I'll have them linked down there for you. And there's a good
chance you might need to move over the plastic brackets from one screen to the other, so
they just pop right out. And when you put them back in, you don't need to worry about
gluing them down or anything because the actual ribbing cable will hold them in the correct
place that they need to be. And you'll see that here in a second. Anyway, I'm going to
grab the earpiece ribbing cable and put that back in, lining it up with a little peg up
at the top. It's really easy not to mess this up because there's little guiding pegs that
the ribbing cables sit on top of. And then each little component has its own little slot
up at the top so you can just kind of see where each little piece goes. The earpiece
is going to go down over the top of the camera and the proximity sensor and those gold little
connections points will fold right over the top of the earpiece. And the camera will go
in its slot. Once the camera is in there you can take your back plate and slide it up over
that ribbing cable for the LCD, and line it up with the hole and then you can grab the
bracket for the camera and put it over the top as well. Remember those three screws that
hold that down, and then we can start with the home button. It should still be relatively
sticky from before. Either way, just put it down in place over the hole. And then fold
over that little LEGO piece and snap that in place just like a LEGO. And then you can
grab your bracket, screw that in with the two screws. And then there's seven screws
around the side of that metal plate so make sure those are in as well. Now we're going
to take the screen and plug each of those little connectors in, there's four of them.
So kind of work your way down. You'll feel it seat on top of the little plug, and then
you can just press it down the rest of the way. Very similar to LEGOs. Get all four of
those in and then while the screen is still up you can go ahead and turn your phone on
just to make sure that it's working. So make sure that the touch sensitivity is working
and the LCD is working and then turn the phone off before you do anything else. Put the metal
bracket back into place. You got those five screws. And then you can fold your screen
down and press it into place. So make sure that you start with the top of the screen
and slide it up and into the little groove so that it's super flush with the edge of
the phone. And then you can press the edges in as you go down, around, and towards the
charging port. Make sure you put those bottom two Pentalobe screws in, and there you go.
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