iPhone X Teardown Repair Guide - Fixez.com

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www.fixez.com presents the official iPhone X Teardown Repair Guide. This comprehensive repair video will show you how to replace a cracked iPhone screen, swap a faulty battery, and also how to completely tear down and reassemble your iPhone X smartphone. Visit Fixez.com for all of the DIY iPhone X replacement screens, parts and tools you need to quickly, and affordably, fix your device!
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iPhone X Teardown Repair Guide Steps:
Step 1
• Power down your Apple iPhone X smartphone.
Step 2
• Eject the Nano-SIM Card Tray.
Step 3 (iPhone X Display Assembly)
• Remove the bottom 3.4mm Pentalobe screws located next to the lightning connector.
• Apply some heat and then use the precision knife to create enough space to insert a triangle opening tool.
• With the opening tool slice through the adhesive and carefully decouple the iPhone X display assembly from the rear case. Now the standard, it opens to the side.
• The display assembly is still connected to the iPhone by cables, so don’t try to remove it entirely just yet.
• Remove the following 5 Tri-Point screws securing the bracket that covers every logic board connector. These screws are different sizes, so be sure to remember where they go.
• With the unibracket out of the way pry the battery and display cables up from the logic board and free the 5.8” all-screen OLED Super Retina HD Display from the phone.
Step 4 (iPhone X Upper Display Component Assembly)
• Remove the following 3 Tri-Point screws.
• Use the spudger to help extricate the upper display component assembly. It includes the loudspeaker, microphone, ambient light sensor, flood illuminator, and proximity sensor.
Step 5 (iPhone X Battery)
• The iPhone X dual cell battery has 4 adhesive pull-tabs. The pull-tabs are adhered to the sides of cells, rather than folded over the top, making this step a little trickier than usual. Grab the first tab and try to keep the adhesive strip flat and wide.
• Slowly and gently pull each strip up and away from the iPhone X. Keep pulling until they come out from between the battery and the rear case.
• With the adhesive removed, the 2716 milliampere-hour (mAh) iPhone X battery is easily extracted.
Step 6 (iPhone X Dual 12 MP Rear-Facing Camera Module)
• With the spudger in hand, detach the two 12 MP iPhone X rear-facing cameras from the logic board.
• Remove the following 2 Phillips screws and bracket.
• The rear cameras are additionally secured to the rear case with some foam adhesive. Use the spudger to help pry them up and out of the chassis.
Step 7 (iPhone X Logic Board)
• Before digging the iPhone X logic board out of the rear case, it is necessary to dispatch of a bevy of connectors.
• Remove the following 3 Phillips screws and carefully uproot the iPhone X logic board out of the rear case.
Step 8 (iPhone X True Depth Front-Facing Camera Assembly)
• The top of the phone houses the TrueDepth front-facing camera system. Easily lift it out of the rear case.
Step 9 (iPhone X Loudspeaker)
• Remove the following 3 Phillips screws and 4 Tri-Point screws.
• Detach and remove the bracket covered in spring connectors and EMI grounding fingers.
• Remove the following Tri-Point screw and small bracket.
• Pry out the iPhone X lower speaker enclosure.
Step 10 (iPhone X Taptic Engine)
• Detach the interconnect cable.
• Remove the standoff screw and tweeze out the barometric vent.
• Remove the following Phillips screw and free the iPhone X Taptic Engine. This sleek engine uses haptic feedback to simulate the push of a button.
Step 11 (iPhone X Lightning Connector Assembly)
• Remove the following 2 standoff screws, 2 Phillips screws, and Tri-Point screw. Be sure to remember where each screw goes.
• The iPhone X Lightning connector assembly is moderately adhered to the rear case, but with a little help from the spudger it is readily removed. This cable assembly includes the lightning port and microphone.
• Peel the interconnect cable up from the iPhone X rear case.
Step 12 (iPhone X Power Button Cable Array)
• Remove the following 2 Phillips screws.
• The next component to surrender is a multi-function cable that contains the quad-LED True Tone flash and the power button.
Step 13 (iPhone X Volume Buttons Cable Array and Wireless Charging Coil)
• Remove the following 7 Phillips screws.
• With help from the tweezers and spudger we attack the wireless charging coil, and everything attached to it, including the volume buttons, ring/silent switch, and sensor bracket.
To reassemble your device, follow the steps in reverse order.

[@Fixez]

Watch this easy to follow guide, it'll show you step by step how to safely disassemble and reassemble your iPhone X! You can fix your device all by yourself!

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[@shawnklein7419]

Really helpful thankyou so much!

[@hardz7085]

What size tri wing screwdriver is it to remove the uni bracket

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[@sudhilkallikadavil4889]

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[@ThànhTrần-333]

Hi could you please tell me the name of the connector/flex cable that was being detached at the 4:53 mark. Mine broke and I need to replace that flex cable/connector.

[@ThànhTrần-333]

My iPhone X is stuck at the "restore mode" but I got the error 1043 and it wouldn't restore. May I ask, which connector did you disconnect at the 4:53 mark? That connector on my iPhone X won't stay in when I try to connect them anymore. I wonder if it was already like that even before I tried to remove the logic board. Could that loose connector cauze my phone to be stuck in restore mode?

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[@kvrh]

hi can i disasembly rear camera without removing the battery? thanks

[@Fixez]

Yes, you can take off the rear camera without removing the battery!

[@Methnerjacob]

Any idea if the rear camera is serialized? Can it be replaced without issue with the phone detecting it was replaced?

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[@Fixez]

We appreciate the support. Thank you for watching!

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Thank you! We appreciate the positive feedback!

[@joshuaorange8290]

What about Face ID?

[@Fixez]

Is your face ID not working on your device?

[@misheninis]

On my device not working Face ID and in my country nobody can’t fix it )) I’m from Ukraine )))

[@misheninis]

Make a video please

[@glebsokolov8016]

Иван Мишенин Face ID должен быть оригинальный (он привязан к материнской плате вашего телефона). Если оригинальную материнскую плату меняли, Face ID с другой работать уже не будет.

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[@mamunhossain.6375]

Thank you so much