How To: Remove & Reapply iPhone Battery Adhesive Strips

[@JerryRigEverything]

Awesome video! I have a love/hate relationship with those things. (Mostly love though.)

[@MEOWMEOW-wz2ql]

JerryRigEverything I was wondering if you could tear down Amazon products? Echo, echo dot, ect. Thanks!

[@Jefferson-xi8tu]

Hey Jerry 😁😁😁

[@HenningGu]

Heat and Scrape, also known as Pry of Shame.

[@coomcake]

More like Peel & Pray!

[@BrokeWillSmith]

You should include to plug in the battery just before sticking down the new battery adhesive to ensure the plug can reach the terminal. Then unplug the battery to put the phone back together.

[@michaeltylerstewart]

Gwendolyn, you just changed the repair game. Always wondered how to properly install those new strips. You da real MVP, fam.

[@gospelthatsaves]

Amazing tips. I am glad I bumped in here. I have broken a couple of iPhone batteries. I mean it literally burns! You have saved me from such repetition. Many, many thanks for sharing your tips without a cost! Best from Austria!

[@ejoshcoron]

This video is a lifesaver when the old adhesive strips break. Thanks for the heating tip!

[@AkshayKumar-ev5rx]

i wonder why you guys don't get more views, youre video's are so detailed an cover all the bases. I guess most people are just stupid but i really appreciate the videos you guys post. Keep it up:)

[@trustgaming_shorts]

This is not detailed..where is the part of cleaning the acctual adhesive from the back of the phone?

[@fongus6420]

I Love The Sound Of Adhesive Strips!

[@cavaughnhaynes]

Great video! Would like a video on how to transfer the components from one display to another. I already know how but it is valuable for a newbie

[@TomsChevelle]

Thank you for this video... helped me get the battery out of my IPhone 5, had to use the heating method but it reinforced the fact that it was OK to do so. I used a laser thermometer to make sure I was not overheating the phone, it broke loose at 165 degrees.

[@superslimanoniem4712]

Fahrenheit or Celsius?

[@mechanizedape2998]

I could have used this two days ago before I destroyed a perfectly good battery in a spare 5se trying to get it out. The damn tab ripped off before any adhesive came undone. I had to grip it with needle nose pliers to get that sucker out. Ripped a big hole in it. The electrolyte stinks like some kind of solvent.

[@paulmalc1]

This tutorial was very helpful - thank you!

[@augustotanaka]

Nice video as always. Hope not to have to do this with my iphone 6s plus

[@samihamady8569]

I don’t have adhesive strips, can i just use command brand double sided tape?

[@celsoreis1346]

teardown OnePlus 3T

[@leocarona]

Thanks so much for these tips

[@peymanes1250]

How to fix screen burn in ips displays, my lg v10 gets shadows of white items.

[@DhadaDharylgameseek]

i replaced my old battery to my brandnew battery without Battery Adhesive Strips for iphone 7. Is that ok??????

[@kangdizon9206]

Is it necessary to put adhesive strips when you installed battery? Pls reply

[@ecuchipgarage5894]

Kang Dizon yes

[@ThePs666]

no but it's recommended

[@LM_28035]

How long would you hear it up for?

[@NickEgo666]

thanks guys for tich us !!! )

[@DJTempo7]

Maybe someone knows... WHY have the adhesive strips, at all? The battery I used to replace the original in my 5c was ever-so-slightly bigger than the original. "Test pressing" it into place led me to believe that with the addition of the strips, it would end up too "thick" to allow for complete fitting of the backside of the phone when trying to put it back on. I left the strips off, the phone went back together w/o a hitch. With a bit of use afterwards, the phone doesn't seem to have an "over-heating" problem, so I'm left thinking the strips are NOT for thermal-transfer purposes, which begs the question... why have the adhesive strips at all? The fit is certainly snug enough to not have the battery rattling around inside the phone... so...? Anyone? Anyone? Bueller?

[@kamshokar9328]

Have you noticed anything different in the past few months while using your phone without the adhesive?

[@PlayJewel]

The fit should never be too snug inside the phone. There should always be some room for the battery to expand and contract when its heated and cooled. If the fit is so snug that even adhesives make it too thick, then the battery could explode if heated much because there is no room for expansion. This was the exact problem with the samsung note 7.

[@Temido2222]

I used double sided tape instead of adhesive. Works just fine

[@filipfriberg5937]

Do a battery change video on the apple watch series 2.

[@sparktite]

The way u guys showed doing the adhesive tape for the iphone 5s looks completely wrong. The adhesive tape wasnt originally on the front of the battery, nor was the screw hole tap on the right side of the battery but it was on the left side of the battery. Im hesitant to follow your guide cuz it will be completely different than how it was when i opened the phone up

[@fabian6514.cr3]

It’s a 5c

[@111Xumi111]

Can u cut the strips to make them fit others phones?

[@PlayJewel]

xumi sure

[@rushzeen]

can you recommend a good after market battery to phone 6

[@ecuchipgarage5894]

Rushdy Fouzeen ifixit battery

[@xperimental1974]

I teared the volume and power flex cable because removing the battery is so hard

[@jmonsyt]

What happens if the black part of the tab gets ripped off?

[@zavier3644]

can you like slow down on these tutorials because i messed up

[@desmondoverton5690]

Could u use tape?

[@dianevrules]

That strips removal ish didnt work for me. I used an old ID card. Battery came out free and clear.

[@SurajKumar9611751619]

How to remove moisture marks from an iPhone's display?

[@61espo]

Suraj Kumar blow dryer

[@und4287]

They pretty much work in the same way as Command strips.

[@richardbennett7066]

Follow these instructions step-by-step on a 6+ and you'll probably be ordering new adhesive strips. She puts down the new strips starting with the tab end, so after you turn the battery over for the main part, you run a good chance of getting the blue film all messed up with the strips. This method makes more sense: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jovGinytd6ysmc0

[@mrfoxandrei]

You should rename the video cause this sticker is for 5c/5s/se, stickers for newer models are different to apply

[@shurathi17]

how to clear dust in camera lens cover

[@yellowbird500]

Her initial placement of the adhesive will result in adhesive on the top of the battery that may stick the screen when closed. You will never be able to open that phone again.

[@Targaryen_dragon]

Hai ifixit.. That would be great if u make "how to replace and reassamble back glass for iphone 5/s/se".. #mybadenglish

[@Demonslay335]

Every one of these I've worked on has had extremely dry adhesive - so dry to the point the iOpener never melts it at all! I cannot get a card to lift the battery as easily as they do. I end up doing the "Heat and ULTRA scrape" method that involves metal spudgers, and trying not to puncture the battery while scraping underneath it painfully. I do have a question. Is the adhesive really necessary for re-installation? What purpose does it serve? The battery stays right in place and seems to be held in place by the screen assembly.

[@gizzymoee]

I know this comment is old, but double sided sticky tape and roll the tape over the top of the battery to. Then once you remove it pull the strips like you normally would but the adhesive detached from the case not the battery making it easier. I think the tape is there to prevent it moving when the screen assembly hasn't been attached yet or has been removed.

[@canertoprak2163]

Teardown any ipad series

[@pattv5515]

Why is removing it satisfying

[@abdelilahbenslimane3201]

hello

[@bernie604]

i came here just to hear the noise of the pull tabs

[@TylerPKegger]

Now do iPhone 6

[@aure_eti]

Shit ... i should have watched it before fucking up my 5C battery adhesive ... just 5 minutes ago

[@matkoiveta3385]

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