How to safely remove and replace a swollen iPhone battery! - FULL TUTORIAL

[@Lifewithbrittneyyy]

I do at home repairs.. what if I don’t have a battery container?

[@georgejung722]

Do you have to replace the screen every time or is this just a worst case scenario

[@ossaihappy6672]

This is the best free software Ive seen. Respect.

[@mohamedhamila7734]

Hey i know this comment is a little late but my iPhone 12 recently had the same problem but my screen was still working fine so i took it to a random repair shop after he repaired it he told me that he also had to change the screen but when I told him that the screen works just fine he said some technical things that I didn’t understand. So im wondering have I been scammed off of my iPhone screen or was the change really necessary

[@HollowHope]

Hey I was wondering how much would it cost to get my iPad eighth generation LCD and screen replaced ?

[@dbondozzz3538]

Hello, this happened to my iphone 8 today, i cant get it to a repair shop until next week. Will it be safe to have it sitting in a cool place if its shut down until then without bloating further??? Thanks

[@jasonbane9912]

Best tutorials in the biz!

[@profixerr6275]

You da beeesssstttttttt

[@ngailavangda-]

where can i get battery replacement?

[@ruzovykoblihar]

is the adhesive foil for screen important?

[@marek9850]

This awesome tool called the ihold a doesn’t it destroy port of iPhone? 🧐

[@jessexcruz]

This video is super helpful! Thanks for posting it!

[@Logan_Barnes43]

I accidentally popped my bloated batter when I was taking it out will I be ok of I dont use it

[@MicroMageRepair]

Great content and presentation as always.

[@Harryd06]

Great video, nice advice!

[@dreamdrivedev]

Thank you! Was able to save my bloated iphone6

[@mobiletechrepair1600]

12:30 name of tools plz

[@smartassist9700]

Swollen battery?!!! Lol mini nuke? Haha. Technology....

[@ryanfresh8521]

I wonder what causes this and how to prevent this? This is such a pain in the ass.

[@profixerr6275]

This is could be from a battery that has a lot of cycles or one that has been left 24/7 plugged in for in whole life. Super common with store display devices at Walmart, bestbuy etc

[@thomastartu9597]

Looks like a case of "spicy pillow disease", or a swollen battery.

[@profixerr6275]

HAHAHA spicy pillow

[@Codeth1986]

Bloaty Boi

[@pumulomambwe9585]

I just wanna buy a Samsung again😓

[@charles1606]

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