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Repair information and guides for the Apple iPhone 5s that was announced on September 10, 2013. Model: A1533, A1453, A1457, A1528, A1530, A1518

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Screw length and placement

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I want to build an iPhone 5s from scratch but I need to know exactly where each screw goes with it's length

PLEASE PLEASE SOMEONE help

I have seen this guide before but can't find it again

If someone could link it that would be great thanks

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If you follow this guide iPhone 5s Logic Board Replacement then you will see where each screw goes and what dimension it is.

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Thanks so much

Any advice for the rest of the phone?

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There are various guides if you start your search here...

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Yeah but like I said I need one with all screw lengths if possible

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As far as I know, there is no one guide that shows all the screw lengths. Maybe someone else here can chime in. Otherwise, go through the guides as you need them. If you are only swapping a logic board from one good housing to another, that should be pretty straight forward. If you are building up a blank housing from scratch, start with the button flexes and mark the screws before you move them. If you have a jumble of parts and screws, then go through the guides.

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Its all good I just realised if I follow the housing replacement it has all the screws so thank you very much

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Oh my god. I wanted to do this to. But I hate to break it to you: IT IS NOT WORTH IT.

save up money, and buy a new one.

The components are retail-priced, so if you bought all the components, it would cost you more than just buying one. And touch id won't work, until someone finds a way to re-pair it.

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Yeah but I bought a 32 gb motherboard

And with all parts totals to only about £70-£80 so I'm going to continue trying

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then you better assemble it right. You must also get a 3rd party rear chassis without the imei of your phone etched into it, and then etch it in yourself.

then you must put in all the adhesives apple uses (which can be very hard to come by), you must apply threadlocker to some (but not all) the screws, then you must put the thing together. THEN you must go to apple and have them service the touch id module, crossing your fingers you did a %#*@ good job putting this all together, so they wont spite you for a 3rd party repair. IT IS NOT WORTH IT!!! You'll waste too much of you're valuable time with this.

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