iPhone 6 Battery Replacement in 4 Minutes - YouTube

All right, today I'm going to show you how to replace the battery in your iPhone 6. If

you want to watch any of these other repair videos, go ahead and click the links in that

menu. Here's the iPhone 6. We're going to go ahead and turn it off and then we're going

to take out the bottom screws. They're a Pentalobe screw, and if you don't have a Pentalobe screwdriver

go ahead and check the video description, I'll link some tools and replacement parts

there for you. Take a suction cup and lift up on the screen just a little bit, and then

you can take a pry tool, metal or plastic, and lift up on the metal frame of the screen

itself, so you don't bend it too much. Because if you bend the screen, it's going to crack,

and then you have a much more expensive repair. Lift the screen up, and then you are going

to want to remove the screen for this. So there's five screws on this metal plate. Remove

the metal plate. Because you get a little aggressive when you're trying to pull the

battery out of the phone. Because of the way it's glued down. Anyway, there's four little

ribbing cables, just kind of like little LEGOs, that you unsnap from the main board. So lift

those off and then the screen comes loose from the phone. Once again, replacement parts

are in the video description. You can check those out. Now the battery is held down by

one little ribbing cable. It's underneath this metal plate, so take off those two screws

and remove the metal plate. And then unclip the little battery connector right here. Now

this is the part where it gets a little bit harder. The battery is glued inside of the

phone so you want to warm up the phone a little bit from the back. Do it long enough that

the heat seeps through and gets through the glue, so do it for probably, you know, a minute

or two. But don't let the phone get too hot so you can't touch it anymore because at that

point you'll start damaging components. So just warm up the phone long enough to melt

the glue in the back. Anyway, I'm not going to edit any part of this out, I'm just going

to speed it up a little bit so you can see how hard it is to get the battery out. You

want to pry up but just make sure you don't pry it against anything important or slip

too far underneath the battery or you might slice some of the ribbing cables that go to

the volume buttons or the power buttons. So just kind of wedge it under there and then

pry up a little bit. But be super careful. Still just lifting the battery up, there's

an incredible amount of glue under here. It gets kind of ridiculous at this point. Try

to leave as much glue inside of the phone as possible. That way, you don't have to reuse

any sticky tape, you can just reuse the same glue again. Anyway, now that the glue is unstuck

from the battery you can check out this identity crisis. It says 6.91 and 7.01 on the batteries.

I guess Apple couldn't make up their mind on how big the battery itself was. Anyway

if your glue is still in there you can reuse it, otherwise grab some double sided sticky

tape and just stick it back down. Make it enough that the battery doesn't shift around

while you're using your phone or while it's in your pocket. Go ahead and rip off the back

of the sticky tape. And then plug the battery back in, and then set the battery back into

its little slot. I plug it in first just so it's lined up with the connection points.

Now I'm going to put the metal bracket back on along with the two little screws. And then

I can plug in the screen again. Each of these little connectors are going to snap in just

like a little LEGO piece. Just work your way down and then get this last one right here

for the front camera. And then screw in that metal plate with the five screws again. Anyway,

pretty straightforward, fold the screen down. You're going to want to line up the top of

the screen with the phone first, making sure it's flush, and then you can kind of just

pinch your way down the sides of the phone snapping it back into place. But if the top

isn't lined up, the connections aren't going to be lined up either. Get the two screens

in the bottom there, and there you go. If you have any questions, make sure to leave

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