iPhone 15 Dead Display Fix - Easy? LCD Replacement!
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Skill Level
IntermediateTime Required
Half dayEstimated Cost
$50–200Equipment
Apple iPhone 15Tools Needed
Heat gun or hair dryer, Pentalobe screwdriver, Suction cup, Plastic pry tools, Isopropyl alcoholNeed parts for your iPhone 15?
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00:00 - Introduction
00:04 - Tools You’ll Need
00:43 - Heating the Screen
01:15 - Removing the Pentalobe Screws
01:30 - Separating the Screen with Suction and Tools
02:03 - Using Isopropyl Alcohol to Loosen Adhesive
02:30 - Differences in Adhesive on iPhone 15 Models
02:59 - Screen Fully Detached
03:10 - Removing LCD and Sensor Brackets
03:30 - Apple’s New DIY-Friendly Design
03:59 - Disconnecting the Screen Components
04:30 - Reconnecting Components
05:00 - Securing the Screen Back in Place
05:30 - Final Screws and Power-On Test
05:58 - Outro and Service Info
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