iPhone 6 Plus Headphone Audio Jack Replacement How To Change
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2024
- iPhone 6 Plus headphone audio jack replacement. How to change the headphone jack in the iPhone 6 Plus. iPhone 6 Plus headphone jack fix. iPhone 6 Plus headphone audio jack replacement repair do it yourself and save a lot of money. iPhone 6 Plus headphone jack replacement DIY. I hope this video helps you in successfully changing the headphone audio jack in the iPhone 6 Plus. Smartphone repair do it yourself DIY is the way to go.
ebay.to/1Jz7bGq here is the best place I found to get a new headphone jack / charging port part.
amzn.to/2gwN1Gp here is a premium tool kit in the $28 price range that I recommend that is very well put together and has most everything you need.
amzn.to/2fUOG4y here is a nice basic tool kit in the $12 price range that I recommend.
bit.ly/IPhone6P... is a good place to check out iPhone 6 Plus if you are interested in the whole phone.
ebay.to/1z7Vy0z here is where to check out the suction screen opening tool.
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Check out my other repair videos for the iPhone 6 plus. Thanks for watching!
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Many thanks for a great explanation and demonstration. I was able to follow your instructions easily and successfully. Videos like these make stretching the life of an older phone more enjoyable.
Thanks! That’s awesome great job!!
that was awesome. Clear , concise, Now I know why they charge $65 for the work and the parts. Thanks Man! hope you make a ton on this info you are providing. You are much appreciated out here. all the best neal
Thanks so much I’m glad if it helped.
Awesome! Thank you! I don't think I could have done that without this video.
You’re welcome. Glad to help.
thanks for the video. Came here to replace my headphone jack. It stopped working after I replace my battery and it was that ribbon cable next to the battery had come loose.
Awesome I’m glad you got it figured out!!
Ok, so I've successfully replaced my headphone jack and the new one works for headphones, although the left ear seems a little bit louder than the right and I haven't noticed that before, is that normal? Thanks
+Jacob Hughes Ok. I haven't experienced that personally so I don't think it's normal. It should be the same out of both sides I'd say.
+Smart Easy Repair any ideas on possible ways I could fix it or something I did wrong possibly? I am puzzled as of why it would be different in one with the replacement headphone jack
+Jacob Hughes The only thing I can figure is it's a faulty replacement part. I would try to get it exchanged for a different one. I don't think it'll ever be the same otherwise. I don't think it's something you did.
+Smart Easy Repair ok, well I guess I'll try that, weird how it's doing that but I guess it must be faulty, I'll keep it for a while to see if I can get used to it ok but if not I'll get another, thanks for the response
Ok you're welcome. best of luck! Take care.
Will this cause your phone to restart as a whole new phone bc I don’t want to lose anything of my phone
No it won’t just for changing out this part. It’s a good idea to keep your phone backed up anyways but yeah you should have no problems. Only if you change motherboard does it change the memory.
My headphone port didn’t recognize my headphones so I decided to replace the whole flex assembly and it still doesn’t recognize any headphones. Any ideas of what the problem is?
Thanks for the video! I've bent the Jack socket out of shape on my phone... I dropped it on its corner. It's not in terrible shape and the phone works perfectly still, but I can't put my headphones in any more, because the jack hole is bent. If I can somehow bend it back into shape, do you reckon my jack socket will work again? It's not catastrophic damage, so I'm hoping that if I can carefully manipulate the metal back into shape it might work again. If you think that's possible, is there a strong, safe tool I can use to press the jack socket back out into shape again? I don't want to apply force with a metal screwdriver, 'cos I fear I may damage the inside of the socket. So I'm thinking that maybe a reinforced rubber spudger of some sort. Does that sound like a good idea, or am I going to break it?
+ummmerrrrummm it's worth a try yes. I'm not sure what's strong enough that won't damage the jack. The reinforced rubber spudger is a good idea if you can find one small enough.
Thanks so much for this reply!! :) Yes, I think I'm going to give it a try. No-one wants to take it on at repair shops, so I'm going to give it a careful try myself. I like the sound of the reinforced rubber spudger, or something very similar, but I can't seem to find one online. Would you know if such a tool exists? I've searched Amazon, but all I can see are delicate plastic spudgers, which I'm sure won't stand up to the force and standard thin metal spudgers and screwdrivers, which will probably provide the force, but without the cushion. I don't want to press a metal screwdriver in there very hard because it will probably damage the jack... My backup plan if I can't find an appropriate tool online is to perhaps put some electrical tape, or some cushioning on to the end of a screwdriver, to avoid too much pressure. Would you know if there's a specific tool out there that I can find on Amazon. Searching for rubber spudger doesn't do it... :( ...and it doesn't yield nearly as many rude results as you'd have thought either!
+ummmerrrrummm Hahahaha no ride results huh? 😂 good times. Ok so no I haven’t found a tool like that either. As I was reading down through I was actually going to suggest electrical tape to question but your on to the same exact thing. So yeah I would get a screwdriver or nail or something that is smaller diameter so you can build it up with tape to get the cushion you need.
Hi there!! Finally raised the courage to give it a crack a few days ago, after the tool kit arrived. Want to say thank you so much for your video and responses here! So helpful! After a bit of careful pressing and prodding, I managed to bend my phone back into shape! ...well sort of! The Jack socket isn't quite as round as it once was, but after a little bit of effort, it's so much better than before. The glass is lowered again and looking better, the frame is less buckled and best of all I managed to squeeze a jack back in there and hey ho it works again!!! Really pleased!! I can listen to music again. Thank you so much for your video and help here!
+ummmerrrrummm Wow Awesome great job!! I’m proud of you!! 👍👊
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Thank you!
droped my phone in water will this fix the stuck on headphone mode?
The main thing I'm worried about is that I'll brake the antenna while replacing this piece for my headphone jack, it looks so fragile, if I were to accidentally brake it is there a cheap replacement piece I can buy somewhere? Do you have a link? Thanks
Yeah... I have a broken jack socket and I really don't want to fix it myself for similar reasons to you. I don't want to break my phone! But Apple want so much money for a repair. I've slightly bent the jack socket, so I can't get a lead in there anymore and you'd think that Apple could offer a cheap budget repair option, or you'd hope. I'd be quite happy if they get out a screwdriver, try to bend it back into shape and charge me a few pounds for the effort. If it doesn't work or it's not quite perfect, then no biggie, but they want £300.
very easy to follow along. thanks
+Zach Lollar Thanks. :)
Thank you for the video
Will Apple do this for you if you get something stuck in the headphone jack like the end of your headphone breaks off and is now stuck in it
Only if it's still under warranty.
+Smart Easy Repair I've gotten my headphone jack piece stuck in there and i tried getting it out this super glue on a stick and i think i might of gotten it stuck in there forever. Will doing this solve the problem like will it take out the headphone piece with it?
Yes if you replace the whole part like I show in this video it will get rid of it all.
+Smart Easy Repair Alright, thank you so much for the help. I thought my phone was gone forever lol.
No problem. Take care.
Ive put my earphone on my phone but it doesn’t work? Is this the correct method to fix my problem on my iphone?
Yes usually if the jack doesn’t work then replacing it fixes it. Have you tried other headphones?
Smart Easy DIY yes ive tried other earphone but it is the same
It sounds to me then that you might have gotten a faulty replacement part.
I got the iPhone 7 so no problem for me
+Cristian Pinto 😂😂
Thanks so much!
+Shawn O'Neal you're welcome.
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+Toysa ever You're welcome.