iPhone 11 Charging Port Replacement 

Agreed. That was unnecessary removing all of that :)

I thought so I was wondering why he did

Too much work 😂😂😂😊

No, you don't need to remove all, just Simcard box tray and unplug 3 cables from motherboard on bottum side

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Yeah this is stupid

You wish

agreed, I just did it with only removing as far as sim tray and below.

That’s correct, just make sure you unplug the battery before unplugging any cables though

Although not necessary, it sure does give you lots of extra room which makes the repair a lot easier, atleast for me in the case of replacing the lightning port.

I was thinking the same thing

@@Lukas-zt5jo exactly

@@Lukas-zt5jo my iphone 11 charging port is very loose …. Any idea to repair without replacement?

How are they gonna make you get a whole new phone then?

Why do you think Apple is so expensive

I don’t think hoes replace lightning ports.

No. He took out most of the insides for the hell of it. You need to take out the vibrator, speaker and sim card reader

Yes

Because he probably fucking broken handling the Face ID the way he did… What an amateur

iPhones have 4 types of screwhead: Pentalobe Phillips Tripoint Standoff

Seeing that iPhones have only been around since 2007 the most experience with iPhones you could have is 13 years. I can see reason to remove the logic board and battery, as the charge port is held down by adhesive that needs to be heated up to remove. You don’t want to damage the logic board or battery in the process of heating up the adhesive (lithium ion batteries can only take so much heat before they start to degrade/ overheat. On the other hand with the logic board, you don’t want to fry any components or allow the solder to reflow and cause a short. So it’s all a safety measure). No harm in being too cautious when it comes to working on delicate hardware. Trust me, it’s also nice to have extra room to use your spudger to help remove adhered cables along with giving room to install the replacement part that is covered in adhesive around the charge port. iPhones today weren’t made like they were 10-13 years ago, today they are made with the intent to stop people from working on their own devices, thus it is important not to destroy any components for both one, because you don’t want to have to spend more money, and two, because many components are serially paired/ are much more tricky to repair than a charge port.

omg i did it all and my phone isnt turning bacj onn i connected the power and display correctly please help me!!!

you dont have too he did way to much