iPhone 14 Pro Max back glass replacement/repair. How to repair your iPhone 14 promax back glass. 

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Thank you very much!

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Yes it does unfortunately, but so does the broken back glass so if you want to change it with apple and be factory sealed it’s 789€, and what the hell, you can buy a new phone, so i think this is your safest option, use a case u should be fine

To start, there is always risk wether it is heat method or laser. My preference is heat because it is cleaner for one and safer in a way. You still have to be careful around the frame openings

@@Electroprozinc thank you for replying, yeah you are absolutely right about that

Thanks!

It is definitely more profitable doing glass only, also keep in mind this was a 14 so there isn’t really much housings in the market yet and if you come across one i am sure it is more expensive. Price of glass is sub $10 compared to housing price which is over $200

I am glad you found my video helpful, I have not attempted to buy back glass other than from US based vendors. However one tip I would suggest asking your future supplier wether it is a two piece glass or not, if it is i would suggest avoiding those since they are more fragile and break easily.

Heat is cleaner for one. Depending on which laser machine you have, some you would need over 4-5 passes for the glass to come out easily.

lasers are expensive

better yet, you can replace the whole back for under 50 dollars

Many thanks!

Usually heat method takes care of that, but just in case u can use the flat exacto blade number 17 I believe.

temp varies between heatguns, ours is set to 250c 60 airflow.

Mine is a bit foggy at zoom from 1 to 3

Yes it can get damaged from excess heat

Danger is always present, but you can easily avoid any issues when you are careful

Thanks a lot 😊

It should be in the video, but 250 celsius and 60 air if I recall.

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Yes it does, you have to be careful around the coil. It is only attached with one flex cable, also glass tends to go underneath so you can gently lift it up and blow the glass shards away.

Haha, well i keep a garbage can under the table and occasionally try to sweep as i go. It limits the amount of glass you’ll have to deal with afterwards.

@Chris AD I'm thinking of making some sort of isolation box but it'll make the job harder 🤔 😅

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No it should not

@@Electroprozinc also will it still look genuine even if i replace with a aftermarket back glass? Thanks again

Depending on the type of glass you use, it can look genuine yes.

It should be in the video 250 heat 60 air

It is from mechanic t7000 (or t8000) I am not sure of the ingredients but doubt it is silicone

Is the glass casing apple logo a sticker type or it’s like genuine iphone type that is painted or embossed

They are available for sale on mobilesentrix.com

are you referring to the nfc antenna?

@@Electroprozinc not sure. I never repaired it and AT&T still took it as trade in for a $1000 promo towards the 15 Pro Max 🤷🏻‍♂️

250 60

It doesn’t harm the phone if done properly. As a customer diy I would not recommend it tbh.

Would this be the same way apple would repair it

In this video I used t-8000, some people prefer cold press glue and others b-9000

@@Electroprozinc i used same t8000.

250 60

To me it is all about how much heat you are applying and the orientation. If you can see heat is applied at an angle most of the time and not straight focused on one area. This helps air to travel and warm up a larger area but less warmer than if you focus it straight down. In my case we use 250-60. This temp does not affect the board underneath even if you leave it focused in one area for a long time due to the fact that apple switched from low melt to a higher temp solder that joints the interposer. Also around the camera is where you need to be most careful with how you apply heat because you can actually melt the camera lens and you may melt the flash or get desoldered. Think of soldering and chip replacement if you can perform that with no issues, then removing glass with heat method has a similar concept which is move heat to another area once piece is removed. Also, Plenty of videos will show you a botched frame full of scratches and dents. This helps minimize pressure applied to frame and causing less scratches and dents because it is warm enough for glass to lift easily but not warm enough to cause any damage to other components.

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@@CornHugsdoes the magnet comes off and can it be put on back? Or do you have to replace it, if so where do you get the magnet replaced

Everyone is comfortable with different heat settings, to me this is ideal. As far as the frame it may seem like that probably due to the angle of the camera. Also keep in mind it is all about how you apply the heat in order not to melt anything you can’t hold it in one spot for too long.

Hy i dont want to judge anybody this is only my opinion I always dissassemble the phone fully before start to heat the back glass and i am using 350-400 celsius and i never melt any plastic part on the phone i am currently working on. I think if you have to replace the backglass with heat or laser machine you should always take off the screen and take out the motherboard cuz you can easily damage the motherboard or the screen I,ll say once more it is only my opinion is working for me well And sorry for my english!

@@bencevekony2010 agreed with u, i did all time like u, its all time tension free

I use 180c along with super glue remover. 250c can melt to much stuff or if a board repair had been done with low melt solder it can cause issues with that. It takes a little more to remove it but it is much safer.I unplug the battery only and have never had an issue with damaging anything, knock on wood. I also move around on the phone so one spot doesn’t get to hot.

There are 2 types of back glasses on the market: two piece glass which is cheap and breaks easily and there is 1:1 one piece glass that is significantly higher quality and compares to oem.

Most back glass blocks LIDAR. Test it before glue

1:1 back glass from expressbackglass.com does not block the LIDAR.

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You need to replace it

@@Electroprozincdo I just need to replace the actual light part that came off? I can replace from the back?

You need to replace the whole flex from inside it is better

Well that’s fucked

There is no risk for internal components unless you are careless doing this type of repair.

Defo not…

It is not possible to destroy the board with 40 air and 180c heat. You probably used the punch tool. Using the punch tool on top of the location of the board can break chipsets inside the bottom board. We have done thousands of phones using this method with zero issues. If you are a careful person, issues like the ones you mentioned can be minimized.

It is recommended to remove them, however we have done multiple without removing anything and haven’t had a single issue. The trick is to be aware and careful

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