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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
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Description
Description
Replace a damaged or torn power and sensor cable assembly in an iPhone 4S and fix an unresponsive power button or malfunctioning sensor.
Part Assembly Includes
Part Assembly Includes
Compatibility
Compatibility
Specifications
Specifications
Instructions
Repair Stories
Power switch was not working.
This is the second time i replaced the power/sensor cable.
The first time was 2 years ago and i managed to fix it with the help of ifixit also.
I didn't remove the front facing camera (steps 26 & 27) while replacing the cable and it was ok.
Worn out switch under power button
Very challenging. The most difficult was Step 31 "unclipping" the sensor clip and "unwrapping" the cable from the ear speaker.
Put all the screws into cupcake papers and number them from the steps and colors where they were removed.
During replacement the iphone 4s display I've damaged the power cable, so I've bought and replaced also the power cable.
successful
just follow the guide of ifixit
Phone took over 24 hours to charge and would only hold the charge for a couple hours.
The fix went really well but after I got it all put back together the microphone didn't work, I pulled it all back apart and there was a tiny plastic film over the microphone that is part of the Dock Connector, put it all back together and it works better than when we first got the phone from Verizon.
Make sure when your installing the parts that you remove all protective films from the parts, there are a lot of them. :-)
Phone took over 24 hours to charge and would only hold the charge for a couple hours.
The fix went really well but after I got it all put back together the microphone didn't work, I pulled it all back apart and there was a tiny plastic film over the microphone that is part of the Dock Connector, put . . .
Broken screen
Terrible.
Pay someone that knows what they are doing...
The power button on my wife's 4s broke - the common problem they have with the flex circuit.
I worked step by step, took my time and at the end the phone repair was successful.
A plastic spuder tool is too fragile to remove the battery. Use the heavier duty prying tool to release it from the frame. The clip that holds the proximity sensor can be tough to get out - be patient and work it carefully. Make sure you have a tool kit with a good pair of work tweezers. The ones I have worked but were a bit cumbersome to use.
The power button on my wife's 4s broke - the common problem they have with the flex circuit.
I worked step by step, took my time and at the end the phone repair was successful.
A plastic spuder tool is too fragile to remove the battery. Use the heavier duty prying tool to release it from the frame. T . . .
Power button stopped working unless you pressed really hard for a long time.
A bit more "Advanced" then I originally anticipated, The Connectors are under the logic board- so it was a complete teardown and reassembly.
Yes- do it-- once you take these things apart- there isn't much to them and there are plenty of pics and vids on the net
Power button stopped working unless you pressed really hard for a long time.
A bit more "Advanced" then I originally anticipated, The Connectors are under the logic board- so it was a complete teardown and reassembly.
Yes- do it-- once you take these things apart- there isn't much to them and there ar . . .
Cracked panels, front and back. Bad ear piece speaker, bad power button
The repairs went extremely easy considering I have never repaired any type of phone. I purchased an IFIXIT tool kit from Radio Shack. That is how I found you guys. My parts came in on time and repairs took place. One phone I had to only replace the back panel, super easy. The other phone had some serious issues. I could not believe I had the phone in what seemed to be a million little pieces. I had to install a new sensor cable, which I’m really glad I order because that's why the power button was not working. I had to replace the ear piece speaker to. Somehow it came apart and the cooper coiling was unraveling. I put the phone back together and its works great. Looks and sound brand new. It took about a total of three hours for both phone repairs. Now if I had to do it again I could in less than an hour. Your pictures and step by step instructions are the bomb!! The only thing I can think that would help is; on the photos you color code the screws but the screw heads are not. So when that sucker is in a million pieces those little Minion screws are all looking alike. So maybe a screw set with the same color code would be freaking AWESOME!! I would have gladly paid for them. That is what slowed me down. All in all I give you guys an A+
Keep up the great website!!!
Cracked panels, front and back. Bad ear piece speaker, bad power button
The repairs went extremely easy considering I have never repaired any type of phone. I purchased an IFIXIT tool kit from Radio Shack. That is how I found you guys. My parts came in on time and repairs took place. One phone I had . . .
Power button did not work.
Repair was very simple, but took time & patience.
Do not remove front facing camera when installing this part. It is not necessary & very hard to place back if removed. If the power button is not functioning properlyl it is not the actual button that's bad it is the piece behind the button that wears over time. That piece is only replaceable with the power & sensor cable.
Power button did not work.
Repair was very simple, but took time & patience.
Do not remove front facing camera when installing this part. It is not necessary & very hard to place back if removed. If the power button is not functioning properlyl it is not the actual button that's bad it is the piece be . . .
Initially, the power button had stopped functioning on my sisters 4S. I attempted to replace it with a part from a different online retailer, but the repair was unsuccessful. Once I figured out that the part was defective (replaced with the original power and sensor cable), I decided to order the same part from iFixIt.
Repair went perfectly. I had completed it once before on my own 4S, so I knew my way around inside the phone.
Always buy your parts from iFixIt directly and be very organized!
Initially, the power button had stopped functioning on my sisters 4S. I attempted to replace it with a part from a different online retailer, but the repair was unsuccessful. Once I figured out that the part was defective (replaced with the original power and sensor cable), I decided to order the sa . . .
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