How to Restore Touch ID of iPhone Due to Home Button Flex Broken?

iPhone users might be in despair when their home button touch ID gets into trouble or even doesn't work. Why? For iPhone 5s and later versions, touch ID is bonded with CPU, and the user who has replaced his home button will then lose its touch ID fingerprint sensor function. For a long time, it is a sticky business for repair technicians to repair the iPhone Touch ID not working issue, but actually, about 80% of the touch ID failures are resulted by damaged home button touch ID flex. REWA therefore released a video about how to restore iPhone 6/6 plus/6s/6s plus home button touch id by microsoldering.

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[honeykhatriedgeexpertsoffi]

the person doing this repair is really a master of steady hands and a lot of soldering experince

[jonathantjuan]

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[frogtechtips]

This repair is nearly impossible if you are not super experience

[niksv]

3:45 AM me: watch this video, i don't even have iphone

[nomannafees]

Hi. Really informative.
Once I got iPhone 7. Change of screen. Afterwards I found the touch ID problem. I changed the buttons but it not go through. Its home button was working perfectly but touch ID scan not. I am not sure why.

[hambaberdosa]

do the same thing for 5s? do you have video restore touch id for 5s?

[levinh]

I can't believe what i've seen, it's an impossible repair!

[sonushakyajawapurkusmara]

Hm ne bahut logo ke vedio देखे but phone nhi open hua kyu ki mere phone mai web srech ka option nhi aa raha tha. But aap ko follow kiya or phone open ho gya. Thank you sir g ❤❤🙏

[LuisGvi]

Excellent job and thanks for sharing, i thought this kind of failure had no repair at all. Though it seems very challenging, i must say.

[Tonyplat]

There's just no way my hands are steady enough to do this... You sir have nerves of steel...

[niopps]

nice work, my question is, why did you ruin the new button ? you could have used its own old flex cable by re-solder it. isn't ?

[cryptobellz]

You guys really go all the way with these repairs 👍🏾

[easy-tech]

Is it also possible to just remove all the chips from the old button on the cable of the new button? Would the touch work than?

[MikeTrieu]

REWA: Giving the finger to Apple's weak-ass industrial design and planned obsolescence.

[richardsth]

I just love these REWA videos, as they've got all the kit to do these jobs properly, but they are not really practical for the average guy on the street., Did you notice that there was a hair stuck to the tweezers at 10:54 ? Luckily it didn't get lost inside the home button once he put the back back on.

[wesharris]

thats very impressive ! your work station is so beautiful & clean ! well done you guys are amazing..

[samcoffin]

Great video I unfortunately did not have the tools that you have to do this is it possible to use Scotch tape?

[raver]

Hello,

Can you please provide a list of all of the tools you have in your repair lab? Your repair station looks very clean and organized, would like to really follow your lead with that. If you could also provide links to where I could purchase all of the tools I would appreciate it. Great video, you defintely have a lot of skill. Regards, a fellow repair technician in the USA :-)