iPhone 11 Pro Back Glass Replacement

Executing this procedure necessitates advanced skills and specialized repair tools.

The iPhone 11 Pro's construction incorporates surgical-grade stainless steel and a monolithic pane of machine glass, enhanced with an optical Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) coating, which complicates the repair process.
The camera module's positioning on the rear of the iPhone 11 Pro substantially elevates the intricacy involved in back glass replacement.

Substituting the entire housing is frequently a more feasible approach, particularly for users performing repairs independently; nevertheless, the demonstrated method can be successful if the necessary equipment is available.

Step 1 | Choose The Right Laser Drawing

Begin the process by positioning the iPhone 11 Pro's rear glass beneath the focusing probe.Subsequently, secure the component onto the designated operating panel surface.

Select the appropriate device designation, namely 'iPhone 11 Pro', from the available model selection.Initiate the drawing loading procedure by pressing the 'Load' button following model selection.This action will import the necessary graphical template for the repair operation.

Step 2 | Scan The Back Glass With Laser

Refine the laser beam's scanning range on the rear glass surface.After making adjustments, retrieve the established configuration settings and initiate the 'Mark' function to perform a laser scan of the back glass.

The 'Mark' function will utilize the laser light to scan the rear glass according to the configured parameters.

Step 3 | Scan The Glass Around The Triple-lens Camera With Laser

Proceed to step 3.The laser scanning process exhibited limitations when interacting with the triple-lens camera assembly.

Following multiple iterative trials and evaluations,REWA LAB personnelproduced a customized schematic specifically tailored for the triple-lens camera region.
Re-perform the laser scan of the triple-lens camera area, utilizing the newly generated schematic as a reference.

Step 4 | Separate The Back Glass From The Mid-frame

The fourth step involves detaching the rear glass panel, which typically comes apart with relative ease.However, the glass surrounding the triple-lens camera assembly requires additional, specialized techniques.

Standard tools proved ineffective for separating the glass in this area, necessitating the use of alternative methods.A glass cutter was employed to initiate the separation process.A grinding tool was subsequently utilized to refine the cut and reduce material thickness.A Sculpture Knife was then used for precise glass manipulation and separation.A Cutting Nipper was incorporated to carefully break and remove the remaining glass fragments.These tools, working in conjunction, facilitated the removal of the glass around the triple-lens camera.The process demands careful execution to avoid damage to the camera module.Following the glass removal, any remaining black adhesive must be eliminated.A Laser Machine is the recommended tool for effectively removing the adhesive residue.
The laser's focused energy precisely vaporizes the adhesive without affecting surrounding components.Ensure the Laser Machine is operated by a trained professional, adhering to all safety protocols.Complete removal of the adhesive is crucial for proper reassembly and adhesion of the new back glass.

Step 5 | Big Hole Back Glass

During the iPhone 11 series repair process, step five involves addressing the camera holder ring.The camera holder ring exhibits increased rigidity and substantial internal wall thickness, complicating the polishing procedure.The camera lens is susceptible to damage if polishing is not performed with extreme care.To mitigate the risk of lens damage and ensure a successful repair, we strongly advise replacing the back glass.The recommended replacement back glass features a generously sized camera aperture.This larger aperture is specifically designed to accommodate the camera assembly during installation.

Employing a replacement back glass is the preferred method for repairing the iPhone 11 series back glass.