Introducción
Usa esta guía para reemplazar el cable del sensor que contiene la cámara frontal, micrófono, sensores ambientales y el contacto del altoparlante en tu iPhone 5s.
Qué necesitas
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Usando el iOpener para suavizar el adhesivo, este, ayudará a removerlo con seguridad. Sigue nuestras instrucciones para usar el iOpener
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Utiliza el borde de la pinza o un spudger, para hacer palanca y levantar suavemente el cable de contacto del altavoz del auricular hacia arriba, para separar esta parte de la cámara y el sensor del adhesivo.
People, we carefull while removing, IFIXIT guys are not being aware of putting in the guide about the really easy way you can brick the cable. from the contacts down there is a sensor that will come loose easily from the cable if not pryed up! i dont know why they didnt put this HUGE in the guide.
Hernan,
I have bricked two of these cables now. Can you give me a step by step approach to removing the proximity sensor cable....I don't know what I'm doing wrong. I insert a flathead screwdriver underneath the part of the cable that doubles back and lift from there. What do you recommend?
Thank you,
I got stuck on this step for a while. The cable itself is really thin and I thought it had a piece of plastic underneath it but this is actually part of the display assembly and not the cable.
Yeah, I kept applying more heat only to realize the same thing. The gold contacts are sitting on a very thin flexible plastic strip that you need to peel up.
jonl -
The trick is to place the tool more to the left than it is shown in the picture, and then work slowly towards the right.
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Utiliza la punta de un spudger para levantar los sensores de luz ambiental y proximidad fuera de sus lugares en el display
This step doesn't give complete information.
The proximity sensor is adhered to the frame and must be loosened CAREFULLY and SEPARATELY before applying any pressure to the ribbon itself. It is extremely easy to tear the sensor from the ribbon, meaning when you're on a call with the phone next to your face, any touch will "press" an on-screen button. Look up images of these components to see exactly where they are placed and what they look like.
Hello! I dont know why but I cant make the proximity sensor work. My front camera is working... I don't know what i'm doing wrong, can you help me with that?
jesusbe -
Under the proximity sensor, there is an little white sticker.
You have to put this on to the new screen,
otherwise the proximity sensor will not work properly.
To get it off, try to heat the spot (for example with the iOpener).
Yep, brilliant piece of advice. I would have missed the white diffusing paper if not for this comment. Thanks!
jonl -
Thanks, I would have miss that one !
K8L -
thank you! this is a HUUUUGE note.
proximity sensor holder, the one with the half metal square should be centered on the two small translucent openings of the front panel otherwise it doesn't work. Mine was misaligned I had to remove and glue it again to make it work.
The bracket for the proximity sensor is critical. some more detailed pictures and guidance would be helpful here. After attempting to replace the screen with a new screen that did not come with the proximity sensor, buying a new proximity sensor bracket, etc. I finally gave up and bought another screen that included the front-facing camera and proximity sensor pre-installed.
also, make sure you get the tiny rubber gasket that the prox sensor fits into snugly against the display. when i popped the sensor off, the gasket stayed behind, and i couldn't get the sensor to fit properly in the new display. i checked the old one again and saw the little rubber gasket that contours to the front camera lens opening on the display assembly. pulled it off with tweezers, and used it to get the prox sensor properly seated on the new display. i wish i'd taken a picture of it, but, well, my phone was in pieces in front of me.
I recently replaced a broken screen. The screen had shattered in the earphone area, and since the phone was new to me I didn't know about the camera clip and proximity sensor holder. These parts are just a few dollars online. I believe they are essential. My front camera has visible drift and the proximity sensor doesn't work.
I also had to remove the tiny black rubber gasket and move it to the new display. This was not easy. I also had lots of trouble getting the proximity sensor back in place during reassembly. I seemed to have another connector near the camera that had to be reconnected, but isn’t mentioned in this guide. More pictures on a white phone might make it easier to see all the tiny parts in this area.
The pictures and the text for this step are simply not adequate to properly illustrate the delicacy of the task - much more detailed pictures showing the removal of the light and proximity sensors is needed and also a very clear warning in the main text (like this) - it is very easy to unintentionally tear the proximity sensor off the cable assembly, destroying the proximity function and thus requiring a complete new front camera / light sensor / proximity sensor cable assembly !
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Utiliza la parte plana de un spudger para levantar y separar la cámara frontal de la pantalla
When reassembling, I found an unknown, small black plastic piece on my work surface. It wasn't anything that I'd removed in any step. It had a curved section and a small tab, the whole thing was less that 1/4". Nothing in any of the instructions mentions it.
I finally figured out it was supposed to go just to the right (while looking at the open back of the screen unit) of the hole where the camera fits. The semi circle hugs the side of the camera when you reinstall.
This had me going nuts for about 30 minutes. Hopefully this info can help you avoid that.
That rubber piece should be put back on the ambient light sensor (pink, purple). Like you said, it hugs against the front camera.
I gotta say, reassembling this assembly it very fiddly and painstaking. There are lots of little parts that need to fit into other little parts while engaging yet other little parts. Seriously, and exploded diagram of all these little parts would be helpful! I took my time, used a very bright light and a magnifying hood while disassembling and reassembling and it really helped.
The small black piece is part of the front facing camera housing, can I also point out to make sure that you remove the clear plastic camera lens housing from the old screen too, and make sure that this and the small rubber housing are placed onto the new screen as these are what hold the lens, the microphone and the ambient light in place. There maybe a small amount of glue around the lens housing which needs to be removed with a sharp blade, please take care when doing this.
Thanks Mike and Didier, great help !
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Cuidadosamente despega el cable de la placa de protección del LCD para removerlo del pantalla.
I would skip Step 24. Why would you remove the very delicate cable assembly from the LCD shield plate only to reattach it to the same shield plate after fastening the shield plate to your new display assembly...
Indeed. I just did one today and realized it would have been fine to leave it. Better even.
Only minor thing: It's step 25 you should skip. I replaced my wife's last night and skipped it. Skipping Step 25 was definitely a wise thing to do, since you're simply putting it right back on the same piece once you put the phone back together.
pbpope -
Does anyone know what the copper sticker is for? I accidentally ripped mine apart trying to get it off, it tore easier than paper, being that I didn't even notice I did it until I noticed it was ripped. I also thought to myself, why the heck did I remove this thing when I didn't need to. I've been trying to google it. it might be "iPhone 5S Rear Camera Cooling Copper Adhesive Sticker" but there is no reference as to how big that is. Anyway, I assembled it as normal and the phone works perfectly fine. So any help would be appreciated.
I tore mine also...wish I would have come here and read these helpful tips first.
The copper sticker is some kind of ground connection, and is therefore probably very important given the frequencies present inside the phone, and that the phone is itself a radio transmitter and receiver. I too followed the instructions and removed it but I was super careful and didn't tear it, and was able to reattach it. I used the spudger to smooth it and ensure that it makes good contact with the shield. It didn't even occur to me to skip the removal step! But I agree with that advice.
Replacement Front Camera and Sensor Cable didn't have such sticker. Where this sticker should be reattached?
fedor -
step 32:while removing that piece on the LCD shield plate , I sheared that cable which is connected to the shield plate, so I skiped it and completed fixing, after that I found out that my iphone is not working .. I don't understand the problem from this cable or from the new screen ..
please help ..
email: maamoon95@hotmail.com
I did the same as the above to people what part do i need to replace to fix this. I think this is causing my touch portion to not work. My email is camgoins23@gmail.com
I also ripped the copper cable. However when I booted the repaired phone without it, it wouldn’t boot. It was stuck in a loop. To fix this and it worked for me, hold the home button and power button until the phone display turns on again
What is the sticky plastic that I am peeling off called I tore that. Can I replace it?
If you stuck as me with attaching copper to back of the camera try:
1. put camera into the slot
2. move cables in that way to see metal back of the camera
3. copper should be able to stick into the camera in ‘natural’ way
In Mine,it is attached to the head of the can.like it was connected to it.
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Be great if someone could put together some *reassembly* instructions for this. Particularly the section on the camera and sensors area.
It seems like a lot of steps have gone missing from this guide. The related guide (5SE) has much more explicit instructions for the same activity and should be used instead of this one. Reemplazo de Cámara frontal y cable de sensor frontal del iPhone SE.
If you just want to get underneath the LCD plate, e.g. to clean water/drinks that got in there, skip to step 34. There's no need to peel off those connectors or use the iOpener heat. Here's a photo: http://imgur.com/AKlFWed
Dan Dascalescu - Contestar
In my case, my front facing camera was just foggy, and I suspected dust had got in there (was correct in the end). In this step I had to remove the shield (which you can see still attached in Step 16), which is over the camera itself. It was then possible to gently lift the camera out of it's socket and clean.
Robert Colvin - Contestar
Robert -You were able to lift the camera just by itself? I would think the cable doesn't have any extra slack to allow the camera to move without detaching the cable on one end.
Paul Astrachan -
I had a foggy front camera too due to lots of dust ingress into the front camera housing. This was clearly visible in the front camera lens above the earpiece aperture - it was white instead of the pinpoint of blue lens. The best way to lift without the tricky lifting of the entire camera assembly is to peel back the large black sticky pad attached to the back of the metal display shield. Then you can roll the camera lens and proximity sensor out of the way and carbon fibre brush or air blast the dust out.
Simon -
Quick tip: if you can't afford/wait for/don't want the iOpener, filling a small portion of an ankle cut cotton sock with rice (to about the size of a golf ball), tying it closed, and putting it in the microwave for about 25-30 seconds can work just as well!
ndauphin583 - Contestar
I used a cherry stone pillow to heat up the display. I though it could be nearly the same as the iOpener one. It worked out very well
Denis Kiesel - Contestar
Do not skip this step. The proximity sensor is very easy to peel off the flexible circuit board if the adhesive isn't loosened.
Cedric - Contestar
I always use UNDU adhesive remover instead of heat. Works great for all adhesively mounted parts. I have used on numerous iphones and an iPad. If the glue stays stuck to the right part, then it is reusable still sticky when the UNDU dries out. When used on Home/TouchID button, it made the rubber membrane soft and misshapen, but it returned to normal shape when it dried out.
3M thin VHB tape 5908 can be used to replace any needed little sticky bits.
B Louis - Contestar
If you don’t have a heating pad, a hair dryer or heatgun on a low setting also works well for heating up this area.
markfiorentino - Contestar
Here an important tip no one thought to include: Opposed to other connectors, this one happens to be Paper Thin!
Yes! Do consider that, prior to prying the entire lens out of the housing!
c0BRA - Contestar