Repairing Iphone 15 Pro Max Back Cover! - Guide To Swap Your Broken Back Cover!

Has the back cover of your iPhone 15 Pro Max seen better days? Whether it's a devastating drop that left a crack or just wear and tear that needs addressing, our comprehensive guide is here to turn your DIY repair into a breeze! This full walkthrough video will take you step-by-step through the entire process of swapping out the broken back cover of your iPhone 15 Pro Max. From gathering the right tools to carefully installing a brand-new cover, we've got you covered.
In this detailed tutorial, we start by guiding you on how to prepare your workspace and select the appropriate tools for the job, ensuring you have everything you need at your fingertips. Next, we'll show you how to safely remove the damaged back cover without harming any of the delicate internal components hidden beneath. We explain each step clearly, so you'll feel like a pro, even if it's your first time opening up a phone.
As we move into the installation of the new back cover, our video includes expert tips on aligning and securing the cover to avoid any gaps or misplacement that could harm your phone's functionality or aesthetic. We also provide insights into the best practices for applying adhesive strips or any other securing mechanisms that your specific model may require.
By the end of this video, not only will you have saved money on professional repair fees, but you'll also have the satisfaction of having repaired your iPhone 15 Pro Max yourself. Plus, we don't stop there-we include bonus tips on how to protect your phone's back cover from future damage and maintain its sleek look with proper care techniques.
Don’t let a broken back cover spoil the sophisticated look of your iPhone 15 Pro Max. Watch our video now to learn how to replace it quickly and efficiently, ensuring your phone looks and functions as if it just came out of the box. Ready to tackle the task? Let’s get started and bring your iPhone back to perfect condition!

[@Coopzzz360]

Use blue tac to remove the plastic covers in the camera holes, much easier and no risk of scratching the lenses🙂

[@tedbunda5520]

First here,love your work.❤

[@YYPeh]

I see a small problem. Wireless charging functionality wasn’t tested first before sealing up the phone. Just saying it given how difficult it is to separate the glass from the adhesive, it’s always better to test the device first before sealing everything up altogether.

[@princetech5701]

I better let this job done by a professional like you! 😅

[@danielpeters3764]

You said lightning connector buts it’s usb C lol

[@iDoctorUK]

Force of Habit whoops!

[@madhusudhan9515]

Hi where can we find the back glass with logo

[@mardiniwilldern]

Doesn’t iPhone show “not genuine part” message??

[@xaero212]

same question I had

[@danielcollins1113]

They can’t tell that, since that glass is not a tech attached to it

[@mt-haruka-sensei]

Sir I have completed mobile phone and laptop technology course and I have 1 year experience certificate can you give me a job in uk. Please if you can then help me, waiting for your reply 🙂

[@SAMM-bc7kr]

Do you have any solution for s20 5g white display flickering problem?

[@hypersonic6649]

Replace the screen. It's a hardware problem

[@hypersonic6649]

Look up how to replace the screen for that model on KZbin and do it yourself. It's not hard and you will save a ton of money

[@SAMM-bc7kr]

@@hypersonic6649 I understand, but some says to change the flex only.

[@seanlacroix]

@@SAMM-bc7krthose screens are crazy expensive too

[@Siilur]

arent those little glas shards super sharp and potential dangerous for cutting youself?

[@thedappercook]

Yep but as we are adults we know how to be careful :)

[@Siilur]

@@thedappercook even as an adult I would probably wear gloves when I ever peel my phone

[@thedappercook]

@@Siilur lol, you do you

[@mardiniwilldern]

@@thedappercookThat’s exactly why you should be careful; because you’re an adult! (If you’re one at all to begin with!)

[@seanlacroix]

That’s not how I fix mine. I take mine to the Apple Store and pay $39 and they replace my screen under apple care lol.

[@stevenmous-gw6xh]

Wow you have a screen on the back of your phone, and that aftermarket part is covered under apple care.. impressive. 😂

[@mardiniwilldern]

So you still need to learn this because it’s obviously not the screen.

[@trym2121]

I'd buy apple if somehow they make either 1. Their device very very robust, maybe composite back instead of fragile glass 2. It's cheap and easy to replace their fragile hardware I know both won't ever happen due to Apple's greed

[@seanlacroix]

What kind of phone do you use that doesn’t have a glass back? And btw their phones aren’t any more fragile than a Samsung or other smart phones with a glass back.

[@ilantzur02]

You should really wear gloves. You don't want glass shards in you hands

[@adokaralic]

Great work man. Could you tell me which heat gun you are using, if possible send a link? Appreciate it.

[@MarcusSandoval-kx2th]

Ok mate 👌

[@ArP0226]

Just posted my apple watch for a glass replacement. Cheers!