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$19.99
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$19.99
A-Stock used parts are in excellent condition
B-Stock parts have minor cosmetic wear
C-Stock parts have major cosmetic wear but are fully functional
$19.99
iFixit Pro discount applied. Reg:
$19.99
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Product Details
Description
Description
Replace a damaged or corrorded dock connector in an iPad 2 and fix problems with charging and connecting to USB devices. This assembly includes the dock connector socket and the flex cable that connects to the logic board.
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Compatibility
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Specifications
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iPad 2 CDMA
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iPad 2 GSM
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iPad 2 Wi-Fi EMC 2415
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iPad 2 Wi-Fi EMC 2560
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Repair Stories
Dock was damaged and need replacing
The Repair went very well
Thank you for the easy to follow steps to help guide through the repairs, this has saved alot of money as certain companies will charged excessively for this repair or just straight out refuse to repair due to lack of knowledge
iPad 2 wouldn't charge.
Perfect
Take your time.
The iPad screen cracked and it was not charging properly.
The repair went smooth followed the step by step video on ifixit.
Keep doing what ifixit is doing . It would be great to add more devices.
Dock connector on ipad 2 went bad although I'm not sure why. Apple store employee happily explained how I could pay $250 so they could give me someone else's throw-away in exchange for my ipad. OR I could shell out another $500 for a heavier, bulkier, newer iPad. After barely 2 yrs of use, the apple cycle of forced obsolescence frustrates me and I'm glad I used ifixit.
It was a 4 hour job but ended in success! I took my time and went very slowly. Almost lost the Wi-Fi antenna even though I followed the advice exactly as outlined. I am very happy to report my ipad is up and running, and I saved dishing out another $200 to cash-rich Apple corp.
The guides detail break downs, but doesnt provide advice on inserting and connecting the new part. The first time I did not realize that I had to carefully plug the new dock connector into the logic board after reattaching with screws. After re-opening I got a nice loud click when it finally went securely into the board.
iOpener didnt really work well - had to go with a heat gun after about an hour of struggling to get it hot enough.
Dock connector on ipad 2 went bad although I'm not sure why. Apple store employee happily explained how I could pay $250 so they could give me someone else's throw-away in exchange for my ipad. OR I could shell out another $500 for a heavier, bulkier, newer iPad. After barely 2 yrs of use, the ap . . .
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