Do not know where this component goes in iPhone 4, help please?

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Fourth generation iPhone. Repair is straightforward, but the front glass and LCD must be replaced as a unit. GSM / 8, 16, or 32 GB capacity / Model A1332 / Black and White. This page aims to help users troubleshoot, fix, and seek help for the iPhone 4.

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Chetha Owne @chethaowne

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Posted: Oct 31, 2014

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Do not know where this component goes in iPhone 4, help please?

I was replacing the LCD panel on my iPhone, and everything seemed to go well until reassembly of the motherboard. I was left with this tiny part which I do not know where to place. It is very tiny and I guess goes near the top. I attach a picture, and the screw driver is the tiny ones used for iPhone repair for scaling purposes. Any help please? Thanks much.

IMG]http://i62.tinypic.com/efo1sx.jpg[/IMG]

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It's too small to see clearly. Can you just tell what it like? Metal or plastic? If has the hole for screws? Or just take a much clearer picture.

Oct 31, 2014 by Sophia

Thank you for your response. I am attaching one more pic but afraid it is not much better than the old one. It is metallic. Imagine an oval shaped ring with a tiny protrusion on one end of it. Now imagine that the oval shape is bent in half giving rise to something springlike with a protrusion on one side of the spring. This is the best I can do by way of explanation. Thanks again.

[IMG]http://i61.tinypic.com/2nh3jfd.jpg[/IMG]

Nov 1, 2014 by Chetha Owne

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This goes on the Emi shield

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Oh, thank you so much sir/madam! Truly appreciate it.

Nov 1, 2014 by Chetha Owne

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It's too small to see clearly. Can you just tell what it like? Metal or plastic? If has the hole for screws? Or just take a much clearer picture. — Sophia
Thank you for your response. I am attaching one more pic but afraid it is not much better than the old one. It is metallic. Imagine an oval shaped ring with a tiny protrusion on one end of it. Now imagine that the oval shape is bent in half giving rise to something springlike with a protrusion on one side of the spring. This is the best I can do by way of explanation. Thanks again.

[IMG]http://i61.tinypic.com/2nh3jfd.jpg[/IMG] — Chetha Owne