Er, not quite. I just replaced the home button my iPhone5 so I now know how much work is involved to pull one apart.Quote:
Originally Posted by d@rk51d3
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Er, not quite. I just replaced the home button my iPhone5 so I now know how much work is involved to pull one apart.Quote:
Originally Posted by d@rk51d3
all fixed........they didn't say what the problem was
hopefully i can replace all the data and setting from the back up on itunes
Maybe the first time, but after doing my screen about 3 times, along with a few others, a cable adjustment is 30 seconds to 1 minute tops.Quote:
Originally Posted by p38arover
Add 6 screws for a glass changeover, usually including a new home button, and its a 5 minute job.
Granted, this was on the older 3gs units, so maybe the 5 is more difficult?
the 4 and 4s would take about 10 min to fix the screen contact, changing the front screen is about an hour. no idea about the 5.
Sorry, I should have said iPhone 4. My daughter just got a 5 and gave me her 4 which needed a home button.
Too bad I have a couple of bits of plastic or rubber left over. :(