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⚠️ Important Safety Information

Before repairing, we recommend that you test the basic functions of your iPhone first. This way you can check afterwards if your repair was successful.
Always power off your device completely before starting any repair work.
Use only high-quality replacement parts to ensure proper functionality.

📦 Required Parts

For iphone 6s Battery

For iPhone 6s LCD

🛠 Required Tools

5 in 1

21 in 1

📋 Step-by-Step Guide

Turning off your device

Turn off your iPhone before reparation to prevent it from damage. Therefore, press the standby button for about three seconds until the slider appears on the display.
Swipe it from the left to right-hand side. Your iPhone will shut down in approximately 10 seconds.

Removing the enclosure screws

★ 2 x 3.8 mm pentalobe screw

To open the iPhone 6s you need a pentalobe screwdriver.
Remove the two pentalobe screws right and left of the lightning connector. We recommend you to arrange the removed screws on a magnetic pad, just like they were located in your phone before .

Lifting the display

If necessary, heat the outer edges of the display several times.

Put your iPhone 6s on a soft, clean surface to avoid scratching the back.
Use a suction cup to lift the front panel, a hard plastic plectrum and a hot-air gun. If the screen is severely damaged, cover it entirely with adhesive tape before you continue.
The screen is slightly adhered to the frame. Use the hot-air gun to heat the outer edges of the display to about 60°C (140°F).
Place the suction cup over the home button or next to it. While lifting the screen with the suction cup, insert the hard plastic plectrum between the aluminum frame and the display frame. Try to press down the aluminum frame as well as to push up the display with the hard plastic plectrum. Usually this takes several attempts.
As soon as you can lift up the screen a few millimeters, slide carefully alongside the outer edges until the display is loosened on both sides.

Disconnecting the battery contact

➕ 1 x 2.2 mm Phillips screw ➕ 1 x 2.9 mm Phillips screw

To avoid a short circuit, disconnect the battery contact at the beginning of the repair. This will also ensure that you do not accidentally switch on the device during the repair.

Remove the Phillips screws and the plug cover that secure the battery plug. Place the loosened parts in a common field on the magnetic pad to make them easier to find later.

Now carefully remove the battery plug by carefully driving an ESD spudger under the plug. If you do not have a spudger at hand, you can also try it with your fingernail.

Disconnecting the display connectors

➕ 3 x 1.3 mm Phillips screw ➕ 1 x 2.9 mm Phillips screw

First loosen the four Phillips screws of the silver contact cover. Place the loosened screws together with the cover in a field on the magnetic pad to make them easier to find again afterwards.
Release the following three overlapping display connectors in the order shown below. To do this, slide the spudger under the respective connector and lift it carefully.
Green：Front camera/sensor/earpiece/ambient microphone
Blue：Touch ID cable
Pink：Display

Removing the taptic engine

➕ 2 x 1.5 mm Phillips screw

Unscrew the two Phillips screws fixing the taptic engine.
Now you can remove the taptic engine.

Removing the battery

The battery is attached to the enclosure with two adhesive strips. To detach the adhesive strips you can use a tweezers or a spatula.
Pull the adhesive strips off very slowly from under the battery. While pulling hold the adhesive strips as flat as possible to prevent them from tearing apart.
As soon as the adhesive strips are detached, you can simply remove the battery.

Prepare the battery

⚠️ Warning：To prevent your battery from having too much clearance in the device and slipping after re-inserting it, you should fix it in the device with new adhesive strips.

First remove the blue protective film from the new adhesive strips.
Press the exposed adhesive surface on the back of the battery firmly. Make sure that the tabs of the adhesive strips protrude.
Remove the small blue films from the black tabs and stick them to the edge of the battery.
Remove the last protective film.

Installing the battery

Now put back the battery in the iPhone and plug the connector.

Installing the taptic engine

➕ 2 x 1.5 mm Phillips screw

Put the taptic engine back to its original place.
Fix it with screws again.

Connecting the display

➕ 3 x 1.3 mm Phillips screw ➕ 1 x 2.9 mm Phillips screw

⚠️ Warning：If the display connectors aren’t properly connected, stripes are displayed or parts of the touchscreen won’t work!

Plug the display connectors. This usually takes several attempts. Be careful not to bend the connectors.

Green：Front camera/sensor/earpiece/ambient microphone
Blue：Touch ID cable
Pink：Display
Start your iPhone as soon as the connectors are properly attached. Check the function of the LCD, touchscreen, proximity sensor, front camera and earpiece.
Now put back the connector cover and screw it tight.

Connecting the battery

➕ 1 x 2,9 mm Phillips-Schraube ➕ 1 x 2,2 mm Phillips-Schraube

Connect the battery connector.
Put on the silver cover plate and screw it in place.

Attaching the display

Carefully fold down the display. Make sure that the edge on the upper screen side with the connected cables snaps in properly. Now carefully push down the display towards the home button alongside the display edge until it is properly placed in the frame.

Fastening the enclosure screws