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Repair information and guides for the iPhone 6 that was released on September 19, 2014. Model Numbers: A1549, A1586, and A1589

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Could I place a Warranty Sticker inside and iPhone?

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So I would like to have a sticker inside every completed iPhone repair I make, with a number on it so that I can track its warranty information and so on if the costumer were to come back some time in the future. That way I can also see if the phone was tampered with since the last repair, thus voiding my warranty.

I just has this idea and was wondering if this is possible to stick maybe over the battery connector. I just don't want the phone to all of a sudden burst into flames or something like that because of my warranty sticker.

Let me know if this is possible and or any suggestions!

Thanks!

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You're fine, won't do any hard over the connector. We use those in phones in my store all the time. Buy a lot of holo warranty void stickers online...easy to tell if someone has tampered with it.

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Thanks for your answer. Thanks for your suggestion with the hologram stickers. They look like they could serve my purpose well. You would not put it over any connections though?

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No problem at all! Honestly I would put them over screws on the emi cover shields. This way if someone tries to remove a screw inside you'll know from damage to the sticker right away. Nice and quick and easy.

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Ok yeah that makes sense. Thanks again.

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I put the serial number on every invoice that I do so if the same customer comes in I'll know if it's the same machine. I also use dots like these: http://www.ebay.com/itm/400-Dot-Stickers...

put them on the hard drive or battery.

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Thanks for the tip about putting the serial number on the invoice.

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I also then take that serial number to Everymac.com , get the machine description and paste it under the serial number. Makes it look very professional.

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You would take the entire description and put it on the invoice?

Wouldn't that make the invoice really large?

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No, I just put in the header with the description on the machinelike this:

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Apple iMac "Core i5" 2.7 27-Inch (Mid-2011) Specs

Mid-2011 - MC813LL/A - iMac12,2 - A1312 - 2429

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Ah I got you. Thanks for the tip.

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