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Remplazo del Cable del Conector Dock del iPhone 4S

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  1. Remplazo del Cable del Conector Dock del iPhone 4S, Cable del Conector Dock: paso 1, imagen 1 de 2 Remplazo del Cable del Conector Dock del iPhone 4S, Cable del Conector Dock: paso 1, imagen 2 de 2
    • Retira los siguientes tornillos sosteniendo la cubierta del cable del conector dock a la placa lógica

    • Un tornillo Phillips de 1.5 mm

    • Un tornillo Phillips de 1.2 mm

    • Retira la cubierta metálica del cable del conector dock

    Are the screw sizes switche up by any chance? A 4S i have here has the left hole bigger and one of the screws didn't want to go into the right hole when it went nicely into the left one.

    primozresman - Contestar

    Fabulous tutorial! Many thanks! i have now a working iPhone back after display crash and glass brake!

    In Step 8 I think the colors of the screws are inverted. The larger screw is at the left (near the sideboard) and the smaller is in the middle, near the battery (iPhone 4S).

    Markus - Contestar

    Was trying to fix guide but accidently messed some things up in formatting and I too also believe the picture is incorrectly displaying the 1.5mm(which is the left screw) and the 1.2mm(which is the right screw.

    Mars Starcruiser - Contestar

    I believe the guide is correct, but be careful as the screws are not the same as the other 1.2mm screws from later on. Length is the same, but the diameter is not... just keep them all separate.

    Dave - Contestar

    Organizer: tape cheap duct tape tacky side up to a tray. Get a ball point or roller ball pen. For every screw, write step number and a letter for color (R, O, Y, etc.) then stick the screw there. I bumped the table and nothing moved. Also use a big white towel as a work surface: nothing bounces away if you drop it. This helped re-assembly

    griffn - Contestar

    Also remove 4 screws holding metal cover plate adjacent to camera lens, remove plate to expose camera plug. when removing the rear facing camera, be careful not to loose the small grounding finger mentioned in step 21

    Robin - Contestar

    Same for me as for various other posters here: the bigger screw goes on the left, the smaller on the right. Doesn’t fit the other way.

    jack.jansen - Contestar

    Switch the position of the screws, it’s incorrect in the pic.

    laurenzano.alex - Contestar

  2. Remplazo del Cable del Conector Dock del iPhone 4S: paso 2, imagen 1 de 1
    • Usa el borde de una herramienta de apertura plástica para desconectar el cable del conector dock de su socket en la placa lógica

  3. Remplazo del Cable del Conector Dock del iPhone 4S: paso 3, imagen 1 de 1
    • Despega el cable del conector dock del adhesivo que lo asegura a la placa lógica y al lado del ensamblaje de la bocina.

    My gold adhesive has torn, exposing a sliver of the flat wire beneath it. I have put a bit of insulation tape to prevent any contact between the wire and the top of the vibrator and metal piece on the logic board. I don't know if this is sensible or not. Depends whether the gold adhesive is intended to be an electrical contact with these bits, or an insulator from these bits! I will post to update once the phone is powered up / blown up!

    David Thorne - Contestar

    I just broke the cable with frame. Careful…

    adrielito_loquito_2006 - Contestar

  4. Remplazo del Cable del Conector Dock del iPhone 4S: paso 4, imagen 1 de 2 Remplazo del Cable del Conector Dock del iPhone 4S: paso 4, imagen 2 de 2
    • Usa el borde de una herramienta de apertura plástica para desconectar el cable de la antena celular de su socket en la placa lógica.

    • De-ruta el cable de la antena celular fuera de debajo de los anclajes de metal unidos a la placa lógica.

    Ok, I did all the steps and phone seems to be OK, wifi is actually working again, yaaay.

    But cellular connection is messed up. It will have full reception (5 pins) for about 10 seconds, then drop to 1 pin for a couple seconds, then go into "searching" mode. After a few seconds in "searching" mode it will go back to full reception and the process repeats itself in a timely fashion, over and over again. Obviously I messed up somewhere but where? Which connections are faulty/beyond repair?

    Colorblend - Contestar

    I dismantled the phone again and concluded that the digitizer cable was kind of loose (don't know if that affected anything, but i put it down firmly this time). I had 2 problems, the cellular connection I mentioned plus the phone would charge to 3 percent, die, and then repeat the procedure. What I did was I took out the battery, the tin plate above the cables, and lifted the dock connector. So I did not redo that much. I cleaned all contact surfaces as I had been told but chose to not do before.... I also took out the grounding clip by the battery connectors and bent it upwards quite a bit while also peeling away 2 mm of the black insulation material on the back of the phone to make sure the grounding clip connects well to the back of the phone. I also cleaned that surface with window cleaner, which is basically isoprypol alcohol as has been recommended. The cellular antenna connector I pushed down firmly to make sure it was connected, I was gentler the first time, now everything works.

    Colorblend - Contestar

    Note that the antenna cable goes around the the right side of that little guiding hook/finger. On the photo it shows the cable on the left of it. The hook is almost right below the socket.

    jasperm - Contestar

    Thanks Jasperm, that info was a big help!

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