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Introduction |
| Use this guide to correctly apply replacement battery adhesive strips in many late-model iPhones. Any time you remove the battery, these strips must be replaced. The strips are easily damaged if not applied correctly, so you may want to have a spare set of strips on hand if following this guide for the first time. | | | The larger iPhone "Plus" models use three strips instead of two, but the procedure is the same. | | | Before you begin, you should have removed the battery by following a guide like the ones linked below. Note: iPhone 5 and earlier models do not use any adhesive strips. | | | * [guide|29363|iPhone 6 Battery Replacement] | | * [guide|29424|iPhone 6 Plus Battery Replacement] | * [guide|4980056607|iPhone 6s Battery Replacement] | | * [guide|51380|iPhone 6s Plus Battery Replacement] | | * [guide|67528|iPhone 7 Battery Replacement] | | * [guide|67612|iPhone 7 Plus Battery Replacement] | | To replace the battery adhesive strips in a different model iPhone, use one of the following guides: | | | * [guide|107792|iPhone 5s, 5c, and SE Battery Adhesives Strips Replacement] | | * [guide|103936|iPhone 8, 8 Plus, and XR Battery Adhesive Strips Replacement] | | * [guide|117505|iPhone X, XS, and XS Max Battery Adhesive Strips Replacement] | | [video|https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xthi6DOxe0s] |
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