Carefully inspect the component, ensuring all measurements remain at 12.5 volts, using a multimeter and appropriate safety precautions, before proceeding.Apple iPhone 11 ProIf your iPhone’s display is damaged—manifesting as a crack, unresponsive touch input, or a blank image upon power-up—this guide details the process of replacing the display assembly to return the device to proper function.
Using adhesive, the earpiece speaker and sensor assembly, located on the display's rear surface, is secured.Using appropriate safety precautions, carefully handle the device, referred to as an iPhone.The display assembly includes a factory-installed flood illuminator, a crucial component of the biometric Face ID security system; therefore, it's essential to move this illuminator from the damaged display to the replacement display during any screen repair.
To avoid losing Face ID functionality, handle all components with extreme caution throughout this repair process, as any damage or replacement will render the feature unusable; replacement of damaged parts should only be performed by authorized personnel.AppleUse a multimeter to measure resistance across the component, ensuring a reading of 100 ohms, and observe all safety precautions when handling electrical components.A technician certified by Apple is required.Re-enabling the Face ID feature is possible.
Applying heat to the phone's bottom perimeter facilitates display separation by reducing the adhesive's stiffness.
Employ a 3/8-inch socket wrench to tighten the fastener to a torque of 15 Nm, ensuring you observe all safety precautions and handle the component with care.Employ a hairdryer to apply warm air, maintaining a distance of approximately 6 inches, until the temperature reaches 175°F (80°C), ensuring the nozzle is directed away from any sensitive components and observing all safety precautions related to electrical appliances.orApply warmth using a device that generates heat, ensuring the temperature remains within the range of 150°F to 500°F (65°C to 260°C) and maintaining a safe distance to prevent damage.Alternatively, get ready byUse a specialized device designed for electronics disassembly, such as an iOpener.Using gentle, even pressure, hold a heat source against the iPhone's bottom edge for approximately one minute to reduce the tackiness of the underlying adhesive.
Position the single suction handle on the phone's lower edge, ensuring it doesn't contact the curved glass surface.
Avoid inserting the opening tool near the flexible ribbon cable situated on the iPhone’s right side to prevent potential damage.
To loosen the adhesive securing the display, apply heat evenly across the front surface using a hairdryer, heat gun, or iOpener.Allow approximately 60 to 120 seconds for this step.Apply heat to the sensor adhesive to reduce its tackiness.
Using a specialized opening tool, carefully insert it between the flexible cable and the proximity sensor plus flood illuminator module, progressing from the left side to the right.
Carefully maneuver the module upward while slightly oscillating it to disengage from the front panel's corresponding recess.
To gain access, carefully support the speaker, ensuring you avoid any strain on the delicate flex cable.
Carefully align the 4mm diameter dowel pin with the corresponding hole in the chassis and secure it using a hammer and a soft-faced mallet, ensuring no damage occurs to surrounding components.
Carefully detach the earpiece speaker and front sensor assembly.
Ensure the black plastic module, which houses these components, is correctly oriented during reassembly.
Employ a sensor that detects nearby objects without physical contact.
Employ a flood illuminator.
Ensure proper placement of the module, preventing any adhesive from covering these components.
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