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The next logical step is to remove the battery from the iPhone 6 Plus.
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The battery connector is covered by a metal bracket, which we dispose of using our metal tweezers.
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Here's what we know about sticky iPhone battery pull tabs: pull it right, and it is super easy; pull it wrong, and it is the end of the world.
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This adhesive is similar to a 3M Command adhesive, and when you pull the tab correctly it shears the entire strip off.
| [* black] The next logical step is to remove the battery from the iPhone 6 Plus. | |
| - | [* black] The battery connector is covered by a metal bracket, which we dispose of using our metal tweezers. |
| + | [* black] The battery connector is covered by a metal bracket, which we dispose of using our metal [product|IF145-020|tweezers]. |
| [* icon_note] Near the bottom of the battery, we locate some sticky pull tabs. | |
| [* black] Here's what we know about sticky iPhone battery pull tabs: pull it right, and it is super easy; pull it wrong, and it is the end of the world. | |
| [* black] This adhesive is similar to a 3M Command adhesive, and when you pull the tab correctly it shears the entire strip off. |
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