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Replace a headphone jack and volume control cable assembly for a GSM model iPhone 4 and fix a corroded headphone jack, unresponsive audio control button or mute switch.
Part Assembly Includes
Part Assembly Includes
Description
Description
Replace a headphone jack and volume control cable assembly for a GSM model iPhone 4 and fix a corroded headphone jack, unresponsive audio control button or mute switch.
Part Assembly Includes
Part Assembly Includes
Compatibility
Compatibility
Specifications
Specifications
Specifications
Specifications
Repair Stories
Le volume n'étais plus ajustable avec les boutons
La réparation c'est bien effectuer , j'ai suivi étapes par étapes le guide de réparation et j'ai bien réussi. Mon iPhone est maintenant comme un neuf grâce à ifixit. Merci beaucoup.
Les seul conseils que je peux donné est d'avoir un espace de travail bien organisé pour placée les vis de différentes grandeur pour qu'il soit bien identifiées.
Le volume n'étais plus ajustable avec les boutons
La réparation c'est bien effectuer , j'ai suivi étapes par étapes le guide de réparation et j'ai bien réussi. Mon iPhone est maintenant comme un neuf grâce à ifixit. Merci beaucoup.
Les seul conseils que je peux donné est d'avoir un espace d . . .
Volume and sighlent switch didn't work.
You need one hour not for beginners.
Flat able was completely broken, take care wit the mounting place. Check there is no pressure on the cable from battery.
The volume button and mute switch did not work, after a fall
I replaced the ribbon cable that linked them to the motherboard
Bring a lamp with magnifying glass
My friend was offered $38 for his iPhone 4S because the (+) volume button and the power button were broken. After $50 in parts/tools, he received $220 for the fixed phone. In addition, I switched from Verizon to T-Mobile three months ago with my unlocked CDMA iPhone 5, originally purchased outright in 2012. Since T-Mobile is on the GSM network, I purchased an unlocked GSM iPhone 5 on eBay for $250. The buttons barely worked and the screen was very scratched, so I swapped the screens and buttons with my CDMA phone. I now have a GSM iPhone 5 in amazing condition, and sold the CDMA iPhone 5 for $220 to a third party buyer.
The repairs were both flawless. They were both time consuming (2-3 hours each), but this was also my first time.
Please make the guides clearer about the specific tools required. Sometimes the tool list jumps into two columns, and this makes it hard to look at as a "check list." I missed the fact that I needed a flathead screwdriver for my repairs and had to improvise with a flat hair clip.
My friend was offered $38 for his iPhone 4S because the (+) volume button and the power button were broken. After $50 in parts/tools, he received $220 for the fixed phone. In addition, I switched from Verizon to T-Mobile three months ago with my unlocked CDMA iPhone 5, originally purchased outright . . .
Fixed bad volume down button and port connector.
Very hard install on the volume control. If you are not comfortable with the very small parts do not try.
Utilize some type of glue to help stick the tiny parts together besides the adhesive they come with.
To provide a phone for my nephew, unlocked, low cost on Straight Talk network. College student needs low costs.
Went OK but part had defective head phone jack so had to order another part and do a second time. Part cost is low so I expect the quality of the parts might be suspect.
Look at youtube videos too before doing to get comfortable with process of involved repairs.
To provide a phone for my nephew, unlocked, low cost on Straight Talk network. College student needs low costs.
Went OK but part had defective head phone jack so had to order another part and do a second time. Part cost is low so I expect the quality of the parts might be suspect.
Look at youtube vide . . .
All the volume buttons, mute switch and home button went wrong after two years of proger usage.
I fixed both the iPhone 4 Headphone Jack & Volume Control Cable and Home Button Assembly by replacing both two parts. I also replaced the bottom screws for philips screws for easier future repairs or battery replacement.
Everything works fine! I can only advice to read everything in these guides and pay close attention to which screws goes to where! Do number them to know which goes where!
All the volume buttons, mute switch and home button went wrong after two years of proger usage.
I fixed both the iPhone 4 Headphone Jack & Volume Control Cable and Home Button Assembly by replacing both two parts. I also replaced the bottom screws for philips screws for easier future repairs or batte . . .
Ringer and volume controls didn't work.
The disassembly went smooth with your step-by-step guide. A little problem came up with the removal of the silence switch. A small piece of metal came off of the back of the switch and I had some difficulty figuring out how to reassemble the switch and there were no pictures of the switch. Finally figured it our through trial and error. Thought we had to replace the phone until locating the fix on Google search to your site. A little difficult but very fruitful. Thanks.
A few pictures of the switch and a warning that the small metal plate might detach would have been helpful.
Ringer and volume controls didn't work.
The disassembly went smooth with your step-by-step guide. A little problem came up with the removal of the silence switch. A small piece of metal came off of the back of the switch and I had some difficulty figuring out how to reassemble the switch and there . . .
volume and mute buttons did not work. After initial openning of iPhone, the ribbon control cable was severed.
When iFixit says a repair is "Difficult" they are serious. Be sure to have the iFixit Pro tool kit for these type of repairs. If I hadn't ordered it with my replacement part I don't think I could have made the repair.
I almost damaged the antenna cable that attaches at the bottom of system board. When putting any part back on make sure it "fits right". If something seems "off", then it probably is. So go over everything to make sure you haven't missed something.
volume and mute buttons did not work. After initial openning of iPhone, the ribbon control cable was severed.
When iFixit says a repair is "Difficult" they are serious. Be sure to have the iFixit Pro tool kit for these type of repairs. If I hadn't ordered it with my replacement part I don't think . . .
I had a broken power button. It means, I could'nt press it anymore. No effect at all. No black out or switch off function.
I went step by step throught the nice and very well described repair guide from ifixit.com
Thanks guis for this very very nice manual!!!
What I additionali did, was th following. I took a blank sheet A4 paper and drew some filelds named with the step number on it. During dimanteling I placed the removed parts and screws in the specified field. So it was easy to mout back the parts at the correct place.
I had a broken power button. It means, I could'nt press it anymore. No effect at all. No black out or switch off function.
I went step by step throught the nice and very well described repair guide from ifixit.com
Thanks guis for this very very nice manual!!!
What I additionali did, was th foll . . .
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