iPhone 5s Screen Repair done in 11 minutes. Best video.

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Just a heads up, in this video when you re-install the silver home bracket, it's installed the opposite way as the original placement (compare 2:36 to 7:45). I found that if it's installed the same way as the video, it makes the home button feel "loose" or like it was installed incorrectly. May want to add a note to the video for your viewers. Cheers, - kdugas06

MAKE SURE YOU PUT THE HOME BUTTON ON CORRECTLY LIKE HE MENTIONS.

Everything else you need to know about replacing the cracked screen on your brand new apple iPhone 5s is shown in this video. This video shows how to replace the whole screen as a unit, (digitizer/LCD combo). It is pretty easy to do this repair yourself. No need to pay someone else a ton of money to fix it for you. If you have any questions on how to replace your shattered iPhone screen, make sure to leave them in the comments below.

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[Λυκάων]

After 2 hours of swearing every living thing of the world, I finally made it

[suzihall]

Thank you so much! I am not a techy person at all but I fixed my phone screen with no help and saved $200! You are literally a lifesaver- I didn't have many issues but did strip a screw on the home button bracket, so some info on how to help that problem would be great, that problem added some stress and an extra 45 min to the fix. I ended up breaking the old screen plastic backing around the screw and undoing it from the backside because nothing was loosening up the screw! Keep it up!

[karyannhipskind]

45 minutes on my first try. Saved me about $80! My daughter kept nagging me to try it so I ordered the digitizer/screen from Amazon, and I'm so glad I found your video. Thanks!

[doclee]

Thank you for such a great and easy-to-follow video! My niece broke her screen, I found a replacement online for ~$30 and by following your video, I was able to swap it out successfully in about 45 minutes. Easy to follow video, saved a lot of money doing it myself, I appreciate it!

[duncanfoss]

I can just put this video on and leave it running in the background. Such a soothing voice.

[joniluce]

Thank you, it took me about 2 hours but I fixed my son's broken lcd screen for about $25!

[fleisch]

Followed this video, actually replaced my battery and home button while at it, too. This was a great guide. It took me a loong time though! Common mistakes some people might make... not transferring the metal plate, not taking the thin protective film off of the back of the new screen unit, losing screws, pushing too hard to try to get something to re-snap... not quite re-snapping something correctly...if you are just careful and thoughtful about where you are keeping the screws, you should be fine. Worked for me! Great video, but this dude makes it look easier than it is. Each step is a series of very tiny coordinated movements.

[jazznomad]

Thanks dude! 7years later and your work is still of great value. You weren’t kidding about that last fn hinged bracket.😭 nice work

[ElaineAshton]

Excellent and easy to understand walk-through of this repair. 30 minutes and a bit of patience (and non-shaky hands a bonus) saved my iPhone 5s. Thanks so much!

[fraserdavidson]

Protip if your screen is so cracked that the suction cup doesn't work, use scotch tape to make a handle width wise, then reinforce it with tape running the length of the screen. Works quite well

[johntracey]

Thank you for the video. I was able to get the screen replaced on my son's 5s. Took me about two hours. I can see why they sell screens with parts attached. It was a bear and those screws were so small. The "lego' connectors were a pain to get aligned. I was afraid I would mis-align and smash them. When my 15 year old saw what I had to go through he said "sorry dad, I'll try to be more careful". He busted his GBA... but that screen was a whole lot easier to fix, once I got the correct screen. Blessings John 20:29

[frostgaming]

Just want to give a huge shout out to Jerry for wonderful in-depth yet quick guides on iPhone Repairs.
I was able to replace both my iPhone 5s battery and screen with the help of this video.

However, I too installed the metal plate of the touch button the other way round which made me re-open the phone to fix the home button issue.

Also, since mine was a refurbished one, it didn't have the tiny metal piece in the touch ID kit but I guess it's not a big deal since so far all functions work perfectly!

Thanks again Jerry and keep up the good work. looking forward to more videos from you (especially iPhone 7 is around the corner)

[Crezzer]

You NEED to do a quick edit as you replaced the home button retaining plate the wrong way round.

[deadesk]

Fantastic tutorial with key specifics for beginners ! - Thanks Jerry, successfully implemented. FYI when placing the home button bracket on towards the end make sure to read the subtitles :)

[markpetrov]

Thank you so much! I replaced my smashed screen on my 5S in half an hour with no problems! After replacing the screen, my touch id stopped working, but after some time and a reboot my Touch ID started worikng again! I'm so happy! Thank you Jerry!

[LevisL]

Jerry has the best videos! Fixed my friends iphone with the help of this video.

[mikebegnoche]

Don't know how a video like this get 500 dislikes. explains everything so well thanks for the video

[yellowrice]

My iPhone 5s was in major need of a battery and new screen. Both of your videos helped out tremendously. Infact they were so detailed I didn’t have to look at any one else’s videos. I feel like I have one of the last iPhone 5s out there.

[rimigill]

yay it works! although i had one left over screw... ill just ignore that

[jazznomad]

Oh, three things for the next user of the video. 1) very useful to get a pair of tweezers and slap a small magnet on the shaft of the screw drivers!
2) small error in video
The bracket on the home button was reversed during reassembly at the end. I discovered that I wasn’t getting a nice click on the home button.. that was the reason why 3) that tiny metal thing on the home button cable with the screw is important to put back in the right direction(mentions in passing in video!!). If it’s not correct, there appears to be a grounding problem that prevents bootup/battery charging. I couldn’t get device to power on, that and the bracket were the only things I needed to redo to get things working!!!