Apple’s Self-service Repair Kit: How I Fixed My Own Iphone Screen

Apple now offers the opportunity to make your own iPhone repairs, providing access to repair manuals, certified parts and tool kit rentals. We decided to give it a go by replacing the broken screen on the iPhone SE.

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Watch: iPhone SE (2022) Drop Test: youtu.be/XpWDVShq-bA
Watch: iPhone 12 drop and scratch test: youtu.be/cj6E-iaZfIw
Watch: iPhone 12 Mini drop test: youtu.be/nv3Kus1KhRU

Read: Apple Launches Do-It-Yourself Repairs For iPhone 13, iPhone 12 and iPhone SE
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Read: Apple Now Lets You Repair Your iPhone 13, iPhone 12 and iPhone SE. But It's Not Easy
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0:00 How We Broke iPhone SE
1:06 Ordering iPhone Parts and Tools
4:36 Unpacking the Apple Repair Kit Boxes
5:52 Removing the Broken iPhone Screen
11:14 Installing the New iPhone Display
15:06 iPhone SE System Configuration

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