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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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Help needed removing screws from rear of iPhone 6 front panel!

I am trying to replace the screen on an iPhone 6. The instructions on iFixit were great (as usual) until I reached the point requiring removal of 6, #00 1.6mm screws from the front panel rear. (Step 35 in these directions.) While most of the screws were challenging to remove, there's one I still can't get out. I've tried using a half-dozen different tiny Philips-headed screwdrivers but at this point, I'm concerned that the screw head is becoming stripped.

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This is a different issue I'm trying to get resolved. But you're here now. So you could put a rubber band over the screw, then apply the driver. If that doesn't work, I use crappy plastic handle drivers if undo this, you could super glue a driver to the screw, then remove screw. The problem is you're using Phillips drivers that are 1.5 mm, and you're stripping the driver and the fastener, when you need a 1.75 mm driver

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How does one determine the size of a driver? I'm using ones that came with replacement screens, etc. I've tried the Superglue trick, but it's not working either.

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The one that came with the display is crap. Drivers usually say on the side. Or you could get a micrometer and measure one

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