Remplacement du connecteur de charge Lightning et haut-parleur de l'iPhone 5

Introduction

Tutoriel pré-requis pour remplacer le connecteur de charge Lightning et le haut-parleur

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Étape 1 Connecteur de charge Lightning et haut-parleur

Remplacement du connecteur de charge Lightning et haut-parleur de l'iPhone 5, Connecteur de charge Lightning et haut-parleur: étape 1, image 1 de 1

Retirez les vis qui sécurisent le connecteur de Lightning et l'enceinte du haut-parleur au boîtier suivantes :
une vis cruciforme 2,5 mm
deux vis cruciformes 3,3 mm
une vis cruciforme 2,9 mm
deux vis cruciformes 1,5 mm
une vis cruciforme 2,8 mm

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Every step after this one is vague and hard to understand. Seems to be a lot missing. Proceed with extreme caution!

Joe Wasser - 11 mai 2017 Réponse

Étape 2

Remplacement du connecteur de charge Lightning et haut-parleur de l'iPhone 5: étape 2, image 3 de 3

Utilisez le bout plat d'un spudger pour soulever délicatement les câbles du connecteur Lightning et de l'enceinte du haut-parleur du boîtier.
Assurez vous de mettre le spudger en dessous de la grande nappe connectée à l'ensemble (connecteur Lightning et enceinte du haut-parleur). Soulever le reste de l'ensemble de la nappe peut engendrer une fissure.

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this is NOT the right way to remove the speaker, anyone following this guide will do unnecessary damage to the phone.

Speaker is one of the "official" serviceable part of iPhone 5. Which means you don't have to remove the logic board and the battery. Skip straight to step 27, peel up the home button contact flex, remove the red, blue, yellow and the green screw, peel loose the grounding flex stuck around the headphone jack, then remove the flex and the speaker as one part. NEVER remove the lightning connector flex unless you really need to.

Tom Chai - 12 avr. 2013 Réponse

I agree, there is no need to remove the battery or the main board, simply remove the two screws on the right hand side of the buzzer (the larger one on the right and smaller one by dock) and remove the screw next to the home button contact, the buzzer simply slides out, 5 minute job.

g4tch - 19 févr. 2014 Réponse

Heyi successfully took out this speaker and jack but i found 4 small rings and i dont know where they were placed

Shaiz Qadri - 4 déc. 2016 Réponse

Étape 3

Remplacement du connecteur de charge Lightning et haut-parleur de l'iPhone 5: étape 3, image 3 de 3

Retirez du boîtier le connecteur Lightning et l'enceinte du haut-parleur.
Faites attention à ne pas perdre la petite rondelle métallique sur l'enceinte du haut-parleur, ni les quatre petites rondelles métalliques en dessous des vis du connecteur Lighting.

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At this point I ended up with four (4) washers. I put back 3 under the two 1.5mm and the one 2.9mm screw but have no idea where the 4th should go.

Dirk - 29 août 2013 Réponse

What are the metal washers for?

Whatever - 30 oct. 2013 Réponse

Make sure to clean any bits of golden glue left on the phone case

andrewcilia - 15 déc. 2013 Réponse

i noticed that i broke tip of the loudspeaker cover flex under washer, and now my iphone won't turn on :(

mate - 31 déc. 2013 Réponse

Do you know where I can get these washers? I lost one in the disassembly process.

Scott - 22 mars 2014 Réponse

The metal washers appear to have come from the bottom side of the lightning connector. Underneath the four screws. Two of mine were stuck on the old part that I had removed. I noticed this after installing the parts.

Rene Jeddore - 29 mars 2014 Réponse

Any idea what is the strip which is stuck on the speaker, which helps connect the two screws? does it have any specific functionality or is it just to keep the speaker in place?

I see that it just connects two end points to the iphone body.

madhucherla - 31 déc. 2014 Réponse

That part is the cellular antenna. iPhone 5 Cellular Antenna

slessard - 12 janv. 2015

After Removing Speaker and Lightning Assembly , please take care to remove plastic washers glued to case. Those are important because gives protection and some isolation from outside around the connectors and between bare speaker and case

luis - 11 avr. 2015 Réponse

I am trying to find these washers that go under the lightning connector as to where I can find an extra one of these for a repair and also need some help figuring out after replacing power cable, LCD and screen, lightning connector and both flex cables on the motherboard, the back case and the battery why the iPhone 5 is not charging or powering on... If you can help me figure out this issue I would greatly appreciate it.

Could one missing washer cause this to be the issue.

jweika - 23 avr. 2015 Réponse

Hi, I proceeded to the replacement of the microphone iphone 5 but now the voice is distant and muffled and the metal whaser I did not understand where I have to relocate. Can you help me?

Thank you

Fabio - 6 avr. 2017 Réponse

Upon reassembly, I had inadvertently routed the cellular antenna cable under the speaker (next to the back of the case). I had to do a bit of backtracking to free it up, and correctly route the cable *above* the speaker so it could reach the connector on the logic board.

Fanboy - 31 déc. 2017 Réponse