I wasn't able to locate a supplier for new or used replacement parts so I ended up buying one on eBay that had broken hinges and was being sold for parts.

If you have better luck, let us know.

I would also like to point out that depending on exactly why you want to replace the front camera assembly, you may be able to do so without losing Face ID. You see, only the IR camera and dot projector are paired to the motherboard; the selfie camera itself is not. So it is possible to cut open the metal bracket that holds the selfie camera and replace just the camera, keeping the paired parts and thus keeping Face ID working. Both the replacement bracket and the camera alone are available for sale on sites like eBay, AliExpress and Amazon. But again, that only helps. if it's just the camera that's broken; if either of the other parts isn't working then you've lost Face ID permanently - well, unless you pay Apple to replace the camera assembly, that is.

Indeed you do. The fact that they aren't included in the parts list is due to the way preexisting guides are combined together to create a new guide such as this one. They inherit the parts and tools from previous guides, and in this case the iFixit-created guides that form the basis for this guide did not include those parts, so my guide didn't inherit them.

Here are the adhesives I would recommend to do this job.

iPhone X Display Assembly Adhesive

iPhone X Battery Adhesive Strips

iPhone X Front Facing Camera Cables Conductive Adhesive Set

iPhone X Loudspeaker Adhesive Gasket

You'll note that I added a couple of items to your list; you can get away without the front camera cables adhesives since they sit under the battery so they're not going anywhere, but I would suggest the last one. It's something that's rarely mentioned, but removing the speaker will generally ruin the sealant on it, thereby reducing the water resistance of the phone overall, so I've taken to ordering that gasket along with the others.

I think I can help with that, but in order to post pictures I would need to do that as an answer to a question. Please go to the Ask a Question page of the device page and start a new question with what you've asked here. After that I should be able to show you how to line up the adjustment dial and get it back on to stay.

https://www.ifixit.com/Answers/Ask/Fujif...

Indraneel, check out the SMC Panic page here.

iPhone SMC Panic Assertion Failed

According to that article, error 0x41 occurs on an iPhone 14 Pro or Pro Max, and indicates a failure of the battery. Replacing the battery should fix the problem, but keep in mind the warning listed for a battery error:

Replacing the battery will result in a warning message that the battery installed is not an OEM Apple battery, unless you use an Apple battery supplied by Apple's Self Service Repair program and run System Configuration.

Other than the warning message and no longer being able to view the battery health information, the battery will work normally.

Thanks for the feedback. The rubber on the base has not shown any signs of coming off so far, but yours is a perfectly valid alternative.

I do appreciate the information on replacement parts; the more choices we can offer, the better. I'll add them to the parts list when I get a few minutes.

That was exactly my thought - it appears this procedure would have the effect of reducing the pressure on the CPU rather than increasing it. I'm with you; I don't see how this would work either.

If the MS you mention stands for Microsoft, then you're way off base, as only Apple can do this sort of thing.

It's my understanding the release of iOS 18 has enabled the replacement of some parts that formerly caused pairing issues, but as far as I know, the Face ID parts are not covered. I would love to hear from someone with authoritative knowledge if that's not the case.

Read the Conclusion section at the end; it gives you all the information you need in order to reassemble your watch with the new battery.

In genere la memoria di un iPhone non è considerata aggiornabile. Le parti sono saldate sulla scheda madre in un package BGA, il che significa che servono attrezzature e competenze molto specializzate per sostituirle, e anche in questo caso il tasso di successo è ben al di sotto del 100%. Quando si considera il costo di quel tipo di riparazione, è molto probabile che spenderesti meno acquistando un set completo Face ID, che include la scheda madre, il gruppo della fotocamera frontale e il gruppo dell'altoparlante auricolare, che ha già la quantità di memoria desiderata.