iPhone XR Charging Port Replacement
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- This video is about iPhone XR charging port / USB replacement. It shows how to replace the broken charging port or USB port of iPhone XR. The replacement part includes a microphone.
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The USB port and microphone of iPhone XR can get worn out or ineffective because of unsuitable operation and long wear. And it is possible that the contactor of microphone got damaged because of short circuit and you cannot make a clear phone call. This video shows you how to replace and repair the broken charging port flex cable and headphone jack of your iPhone XR. The operation helps you recover, earphone connect, effective charging and smooth USB data transfer of iPhone XR.
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Before watching this video: "I can't freaking stand this charging port anymore!! I'm going to replace it"
After watching this video: "You know what...it ain't that bad now that I think about it...I'll just get a wireless charger..." 😅🤣🤣
literally me hahah im not going thru the stress of fiddling with my charger just for it to charge my phone imma just get wireless charger
*If you find yourself with an extra metal connector*
1:58 The black cover over the #24 and #25 screw is shown being removed with the *metal connector* stuck to the underside of it. The metal connector is actually screwed in by #25 screw but is shown being removed before #25 screw is removed.
5:50 If you look closely, you can see that the *metal connector* is still stuck to the back of the black cover. It is now being placed on top of the #25 screw, which should be holding it down. You can see him pushing down on it because it is sticking up and he doesn't realize why.
yes you are right and there is another one the #14 did you get it
Brother thank you very much for this video, it just saved me 200 dollars,
I messed up with the screws, and the image you have of the sizes of screw and numbers helped me alot,
I couldn't thank enough.
Thank you very much.
This is a great helpful video and the double sided tape thing is a great idea I hadn't thought of I would just put the scerws in order how they came out.
Thank you so much, you save my life, extremely helpful
Great video. If only I could do this in the same amount of time lol. This is gonna take me all day.
Great tutorial. Thank you for this
phone saver, thank you!
2:03 #14 screw position
5:06 #14 screw is labeled incorrectly and replaced in a different position
(original #14 screw not shown being replaced in the correct hole. The place where the #14 screw goes is for a screw not shown being accounted for. Honest mistake I'm sure, but wanted to clarify this as I am in the process of following along with the video.)
1:58 Cover over #24 and #25 screw shown being removed with the metal connector attached to it. Metal connect is actually screwed in by #25 screw but is shown being removed before #25 screw is removed.
5:50 You also show that you are now putting back the black cover, with the metal connector still attached, and *on top* of the screw that is supposed to be holding it down. (This is probably why you are pushing on it with your finger because it is resting on top of the screw supposed to be securing it down.)
2:32 You do a great job showing the removal of attached connectors. Unfortunately, this one is edited in such a way that you remove the sim card holder without showing you disconnecting it first. After I replayed this part again, I noticed it was edited out by mistake. The video shows it connected and then the next frame shows it being disconnected.
Holy shit can you see through walls?
I’d like to add you’re correct. He left that tiny little bracket in the Taptic out. And I came across an extra one had to watch another video to figure it out! Thanks for your comment it helped me figure it out
@@daviscc65 Just glass walls unless they are frosted... Why?
@@daviscc65 I'm glad to have helped. Thanks for letting me know.
@@paulweston8184 thank you sir 🛐
thank you ☺️
wow these phones are made for easy and fast repair in service
It is. How much soldering do you have to do? None, all electrical connections are pressure fitted. How many times do you have to flip the phone on it's side or front to work on it from a different angle? None. The phone can be completely disassembled while laying on it's back. How many moving parts are there? None. How many springs, pressure fitted retaining clips, or moving parts to ensure are properly operational? None. All parts are screwed in and stationary. How many expensive specialty tools do you need? None. A 5 dollar hobby screwdriver set and the suction cup from your shower loofah. But why so many tiny parts and screws? How many screws does your home computer have... including the monitor? Tiny though? Do you want to walk around with a phone the size of a toaster?
@@paulweston8184 I had the IPhone SE and replaced the charging port three times myself over the four years I owned it. (I’m a metal worker. Small metal particles are hell on your electronics)
To replace the charging port was 9 screws and three pressure fittings. What this is showing is in fact ridiculous. There’s no reason to have to remove everything to access one of the most commonly serviced parts.
@@nivarion next time it stops charging, try to clean it out with isopropyl alcohol and a toothbrush. If there’s ever a bunch of pocket lint preventing the charger from getting in there, you can also use a one dollar dental pick to scrape it out. I have customers come in all the time thinking they need a charge port but in reality it just needs a hefty cleaning
@@Tactical_Taco it wasn’t so much that it was dirty, as it had suffered a short or an abrasion. I am covered in powdered steel all the time, and when it gets into a charge port it wears at it a lot.
But I do hate the lint capture quality of the lighting ports
@@nivarion ah I understand. Still worth trying to clean before paying for a repair!
Thank you very much !!!!!
Thanks you❤
Best video on this repair so far, there is too thing I see,
2:05 the #14 is showing wrong on and the #24 #25 bracket is not shoing other them that the numbering method is great!
Would this fix the water in lighting port problem?
Where can I buy the XR charging port, some tools and batterie ? Any suggestions guys.. thank you in advance !
Which part is the battery adhesive
Grateful
Super
Merci
Nice video, but two of my triple-zero screws are stripped, while two others dropped on the floor. I'm praying my issue is the charging port. I ordered more screws and tequila to get through this insane operation. I refuse to pay $400 for Best Buy to do this. I bought a new 14 plus but I just need to try and turn this phone on to get my pictures, phone contacts, and other data.
Does this fix the microphone plz ? If ur voice not been recorded on voice memo
Yes
Bless bro
Buongiorno voto altissimo per questo video pieno di spiegazioni e tutto avrei solo una domanda in caso di rottura vite e staffetta numero 14 riportata nel video dove ordinarla e come si chiama tecnicamente
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I need a new phone lol I will give this a try tho my screen is already cracked and the back also
Aside from failure to charge, will a defective charging port also causes the XR to restart randomly? I also get error 9 when restoring the IOS, or even performing DFU. How much would be the charging port?
I’ve had a bad charging port for about 9months now and the only issue is the port being loose
I would say that yes it is possible, though I have yet to experience it first hand. I have however seen a bad charging port caused from liquid entering the charge port while phone was powered on cause total boot failure and the phone to be 100% non-responsive 24 hours after liquid contact. A new charge port resolved the issue. You can test the charging port on a non-responsive XR by simply unplugging the charge port from the logic board and trying to boot up the device with the charge port unplugged. Obviously this will only work if the battery has some charge in it though. I will add also that the wireless charging function did work briefly after the charge port had totally failed.
@@youaintgottheanswerssway1594 Sometimes this can be resolved by using 91% isopropyl alcohol in the port and cleaning it with an old toothbrush and make sure that the lightning cable is fully seating in the bottom of the port. Sometimes pocket lint can get compacted into the bottom of the port and it will not allow the cable to fully seat. Jiggling or pushing on the cord to get it to work is many times a symptom of stuff packed into the bottom of the port. I use a needle bent into an tiny "L" shape or hook at the tip to dig out stuff from customers ports all the time. Make sure the phone is powered off if you do this and avoid touching the gold pins inside the port. I would say 75% of the time people come to my shop with charging port issues, it's simply junk jammed into the bottom of the port and it's so compacted that its hard to realize its just rock hard compressed pocket lint!
@@chadmccollister728 wow i just cleaned mine and it works !! Thank you sooo much !! I hope more people decide to clean their ports, thanks again
what screw size are 35 and 36 in the video?
How do I know what ribbon color to choose?
the color of your phone
numbers 1 through 3
don't work when pressed after i did this.....
Face-id stil work after the reparation?
unless you broke the cable+plug yes it will
how the hell is it good design that you have to remove the screen and half the internal parts and 40 screws to change one of the most important parts of a phone for its functionality? you have to remove the sim card tray, motherboard, basically gut the thing to remove it
KenanThompsonKilledMyDog because they gets a shit ton of revenue doing their own proprietary repairs
iPhone 4 was a nightmare compared to this
Why don’t you make a better phone?
@@rwfrench66GenX it’s not his job to make a better phone, you don’t need to be a world class chef to know if something tastes like shit
@@T34theAmericanheavy and whining doesn’t make your point valid
are you using a Y00 or a Y000 triwing screwdriver there. currently doing the same repair and the y00 isnt working for me
all iphones, that i'm aware of, use y000
Price?
what if after doing that and already redid this in the same phone, the phone don’t charge?
You need to make sure that the parts you use for repair are compatible with your phone.
I put my sony xperia Z3 underwater and the screen start to go crazy and then it shut down . I tried to turn it on it won't respond . now after a year , I tried again and it work I can turn it on. the problem is that I can't move the touch screen , there some part that respond when I put my finger on but most of the screen not . and when I open the keyboard to enter the password , I just can type three letters only .so what can I do to fix it , and can I do it myself or I have to take it to devices maintenance . please help.
Arwa buy a flip phone bro,I think your shit is gone unless you just buy another one
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didn`t put new glue...
Well that’s dumb. That’s like if you had to pull an engine out to replace the oil
This phone can charge with a charger disc no plug
those are kinda expensive
plug is way faster and more energy efficient
so I shouldn't try this repair myself lol....
Always make sure its not your charging cable first. I feel very stupid right now.
Didnt test the mic
This video is about iPhone XR charging port / USB replacement. It shows how to replace the broken charging port or USB port of iPhone XR. The replacement part includes a microphone.
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