Aug 22, 2014 - Here's how to replace a bad battery in your iPhone 5s! Remove the two security screws on both sides of the dock connector. There are two.

Use this guide to bring life back to your iPhone 5s with a new battery. If your battery is swollen,. This guide instructs you to remove the front panel assembly; this is intended to prevent damage to the display cables. If you feel comfortable supporting the display carefully while peeling the battery out of the iPhone, skip the display removal and go directly to the battery removal steps. For optimal performance, after completing this guide, calibrate your newly installed battery: Charge it to 100% and keep charging it for at least two more hours.

Then use your iPhone until it shuts off due to low battery. Finally, charge it uninterrupted to 100%. A couple of additional pointers might be helpful. 1: I did not get all of the adhesive out from under the battery. As a result, I bent the heck out of the battery & ordered a new one, not trusting a bent one.

A mention of whether it would be safe would be nice. 2: I found it impossible to get the clip from step 7 back on. I left it off. If there's a trick to this, it would be nice to have that extra instruction with the reassembly instructions, rather than 'reverse order.' 3: While this is always a good idea, in the process of trying to get something done, it's easy to forget that you need to remember which screws go back where, especially the 3 different-sized screws from step 10.

What an evil thing Apple did there! I laid the bracket upside-down on a piece of tape, and oriented the screws around it so I'd know where they go back upon reassembly a week later. A suggestion of doing something like this might be helpful. 4: I love my iFixit toolkits! But including a pair of tweezers in it would be helpful.

With regards to the bent battery, you were right to replace it. LiOn Batteries are very dangerous when the cells inside are compromised. Even though the good ones have circuit breakers built in to prevent fire, they can fail.

A LiOn battery - even a small one in an iPhone - can go 'high order' and cause a fire that is next to impossible to extinguish. A brief search on YouTube for Lithium Ion Battery fires will quickly convince even the skeptical. The way I keep track of screws. Get a complete set of all colors of Sharpie pens. When disassembling, I touch the screw head with the same color pen as the circle in the iFixit Guide. Then when reassembling I know where the green, orange, red, & blue screws go!

Hello folks, Let me show you how I replaced my iPhone 6 battery. After about a year of use, the phone didn't last long at all. I use my phone for work and I'm depending on good battery life.

Bloki dlya avtokada sportivnie ploschadki. I bought the highest rated iPhone 6 battery kit from Amazon () for $30 and it worked out great! This kit was just slightly more expensive than others but based on the company's previous batteries who all had great reviews I decided to go with this. Now my phone lasts about a day and a half with heavy usage.

The batteries are also sold on their site: You will need the following tools (all of these are included in the kit): - Phillips PH00 screwdriver (for internal screws) - Pentalobe screwdriver (for the two bottom screws) - Tweezers - Suction cup - Plastic opening tool (also called spudger) - Battery (an iPhone 6 battery does NOT fit 6+ or 6S, or vice versa) - Battery adhesive (regular tape can be used as substitute) Before I begin I want to say that almost all screws inside the iPhone 6 are of different lengths. It's extremely important that each screw is put back into its correct place. If you mix up screws, it's better to proceed with the battery replacement without them. If you put the wrong screw in the wrong hole, it can damage the phone's logic board! On Step 3 I show how I organized my screws.