Iphone 8 Plus Screen Replacement Guide - DIY Guide To Fixing Your Broken Screen!

Welcome to our comprehensive DIY guide designed to rescue your iPhone 8 Plus from the clutches of a shattered screen! If you're tired of dealing with cracks and fractures on your device's display, you're in the right place.
In this in-depth tutorial, we'll take you on a step-by-step journey through the entire process of replacing the screen on your iPhone 8 Plus. No need to stress about expensive repairs or lengthy waits at the service center - with our expert guidance, you'll become the master of your device's destiny.
First, we'll start by gathering all the necessary tools and materials you'll need for the job. From precision screwdrivers to replacement screens, we'll ensure you're fully equipped to tackle this repair project like a seasoned professional.
Next, we'll dive into the disassembly process, guiding you through each delicate step with clarity and precision. You'll learn how to carefully remove the old screen, disconnecting cables and components with ease while avoiding any potential damage to your device.
Once the old screen is out of the way, we'll guide you through the installation of the new one, ensuring a perfect fit and seamless integration with your iPhone 8 Plus. Our detailed instructions and helpful tips will make this part of the process a breeze, even for first-time DIYers.
But our guide doesn't end there. We'll also cover post-installation steps to ensure that your iPhone 8 Plus is functioning flawlessly and looking as good as new. From testing the touchscreen responsiveness to checking for any potential issues, we'll make sure your device is in tip-top shape before you know it.
By the time you finish watching our DIY guide, you'll not only have a beautifully restored iPhone 8 Plus but also a newfound sense of confidence in your repair skills. So why wait? Grab your tools, roll up your sleeves, and let's get started on fixing that broken screen together!
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[@scampbell8136]

excellent instructions for my first screen replacement attempt. I messed up the seal and ruined one screw but with these instructions I completed the job. Phone works perfectly. Thank you.

[@fred-on3ez]

Awesome video! Very nicely described, no unnecessary blabla, worked perfectly for me. Thank you very much!!!!

[@JoTheVeteran]

This is a good guide, no bad angles, good lightning, and to the point, but there were differences with my model. Most notably the top microphone and detectors assembly needed a part romoved so it could fit, the grill. I had to guess to do that part because I thought it was the wrong screen at first. Also, the lcd lacked a metal plate, and I had to scavenge that from the old screen. Lastly I replaced the battery too, and the connector that went to the mainboard was really hard to clip. It took me probably an hour to put that sucker in. I get an unresponsive phone atm, but maybe the battery is fully dead, or maybe the battery connector broke. It looked like it clipped finally, but maybe it did some damage there. There are some things I want to try. Other charging cable, the olb battery, uninstall all and reassembly, but I'm done for the day. I'm so frustrated attempting this repair. I'm never doing an iPhone again. They are God damn nightmares.

[@JWaag]

I really liked this video. All just worked fine for me!

[@CHRIS-777]

Hey idocter uk I was wondering how much it would cost to replace the screen and back glass on my iPhone 11 Pro if I shipped it out to you?

[@KyshaDior]

Just did one for a customer but the home button won't click now, but the touch id sensor works, any ideas?

[@bhrigujaiswal291]

Check the vibration motor connection

[@Dark-sv5cg]

You should also consider using an icopy machine to transfer over true tone. The screen was aftermarket so it was likely that it wasn’t transferred before. You can use a computer and Quanli’s software to transfer without original screen

[@Dark-sv5cg]

Never touch the camera with your finger. The oils from your finger can damage the lens resulting in blurry photos