iPhone repair equipment

Once upon a time, a mobile phone cost a single penny, and then you just had to buy a pretty cheap subscription next door, and in a heartbeat you were standing there with your new Nokia. It's not like that anymore. Smartphones are very expensive, and if they need to be switched out regularly, it can turn into a lot of money in a year. Therefore, it makes perfect sense that you try to fix the damage that is most common.

It's delicious and great to have an iPhone. And most people use the iPhone several times a day for different things. It also means that it's a gadget that you have with you, wherever you stand and go. It's convenient, but unfortunately it also means that you're constantly exposing your iPhone to a lot of knubs. The iPhone and iPad are both expensive devices, so it makes perfect sense if you can extend their lifespan using a little tool and thus also save yourself a lot of money.

Should the unfortunate event that you lose your iPhone so that it breaks, or you otherwise find that your iPhone doesn't seem appropriate; For example, it very quickly loses power and therefore needs a new battery, so you don't have to return it for expensive repair. With a little dexterity, a little patience and a grain of mechanical work, it is actually possible to carry out the repair yourself. So you no longer have to doubt your own abilities - of course you can repair your iPhone or iPad yourself.

In the following we will look at what options we offer you if you have had the courage to make simple repairs yourself. It is not quite as complicated as it may initially sound, although of course you should have the courage to use slightly different tools, and then it certainly does not matter if you have a minimum of technical insight.

Disassemble your iPhone with a screwdriver set 

If you want to start some repair of your iPhone or iPad, you'll need to get some special tools, as you'll need this for at be able to disassemble your iPhone. And not least to be able to reassemble it.

If we look at a rather cheap screwdriver set, here's a small collection of different tools that you'll need if and when you need to disassemble your iPhone. It contains 3 screwdrivers all with different heads plus other material you need for repairing your iPhone. It's not a costly set, and don't expect to be able to use it over and over again. Of course, it should also be mentioned that you rarely need to make more than one repair of your iPhone.

We also have a slightly larger screwdriver set that you can use for the slightly larger tasks, or if you've really got blood on your tooth and find that it's actually possible to save a lot of money by making your own repairs to Apple products. You may also have an old device lying around that you're interested in looking at. It can be exciting to mess with fine mechanics.

Remember that it is a good idea to buy proper tool. Not only will it ease your tasks, but you'll also get a better result, significantly increasing the chance of getting a functional iPhone or iPad. 

Need a new battery?

If you've had your iPhone for a long time, you may suddenly notice that your phone can no longer hold the power so well. It may also be difficult to recharge, even if you're trying different chargers, all of which are functional. Unlike the old mobile phones from, for example, Nokia, you can not only take the back cover of your iPhone and change the battery. In such a case, it may well be that your iPhone's battery simply isn't that good anymore. But there is fortunately advice for this, as you can change the battery yourself. On YouTube, there are many fine videos that show you exactly what to do.

For example, we have this battery for an iPhone 6. Its specifications are similar to them you find in an original battery, so you can be sure that it will last. You should be aware that this battery can only be used for an iPhone 6, and under no circumstances should you use it with another model.

The iPhone 6 Plus is a very popular phone, but the joy of using it wanes if the battery gets too old and stops working optimally. Therefore, you can here at Mackabler.dk also buy a battery for that model. The battery is specifically designed for the iPhone 6 Plus, and as before, you don't have to use it in other models. 

Replacing the battery on an iPhone isn't very cumbersome, but of course you need to be aware of what you're doing. Fortunately, there are plenty of good guides on the web that, using both drawings, video and written instructions, explain to you how to approach the matter. iPhone if you haven't tried it before.

Is the screen on your iPhone broken?

Unfortunately, the screen on an iPhone often happens. This can happen, for example, if you accidentally drop your phone, and it can be hard to avoid when most of us are constantly running around with our iPhone in our hands or pocket. Many times your iPhone can handle such a trip on the floor, but if the accident is out and your screen breaks, you'll have to consider what to do.

Fortunately, there are several things you can do. First, you can seek help from one of the many repairers in the country. However, it can quickly prove to be an expensive solution. If, on the other hand, you want to make the screen replacement yourself, and you think that your hands are screwed so that you can handle the case yourself, then we have the materials you need.

For iPhone 5 we have this screenthat contains all the parts you need for the task. Thus, the package also contains therequired to put your new screen on your phone. One of the delicious things about this screen is that you can get it in both black and white. So you don't have to buy the same color that you already had. That way, there's a great opportunity to renew your iPhone's look without paying for a brand new phone.

The screen is such a vital part of your iPhone that it's very unfortunate if it doesn't work optimally. And when you have at the same time thrown a lot of money at a phone, which in every way is designed and created in order to also create aesthetic pleasure, it is a great idea that you make sure to keep it fine and in good condition. 

Suction cup and cord strippers

It is very important that you are aware of getting just the right tool if you intend to do-it-yourself in terms of repairing an iPhone or an iPad. As with any repairs you would make in your daily life, it makes the task easier if you just look to carefully consider how to approach the task. , we recommend that you seek advice and guidance online or, where appropriate, from peers who have the necessary expertise. You have to mess with some delicate mechanics, and after the repair your device should work perfectly.

If you need to take the insulation of a wire, it can save you a lot of time and a lot of hassle if you have a so-called cord stripper. With it you can easily remove the layer of plastic that sits around the live threads in the cord. You may have tried in the past to get the insulation off with scissors or a small knife, and the first thing that happens is that you get taken off too much of the cord. It doesn't happen with a cord stripper.

For example, we have this model, which is a very user-friendly and not least long-lasting case. With cable holes from 0.6 to 2.6 mm, it is a tool that you can if you would like to fix the cord on your charger or attach a brand new plug. When using this model, you are quite sure not to damage the cord itself, and you do not suddenly risk sitting back with a very short wire because you have accidentally cut incorrectly several times.

Maybe you're wondering what you need a suction cup for. But it has a natural explanation and is related to the way the screen is stuck. There's a small magnet inside your iPhone that holds the screen in place, and with a suction cup you can just as quietly lift the screen off. The suction cup works for iPhone 5, 6 and 7, as well as for iPad.

Repair the power plug for your Mac yourself

When MagSafe was published in January 2006, it was a pretty amazing invention that helped ensure that several Macs have not ended their days by being smashed against the floor. You know that you've connected your MacBook to the power over the corner, and then the cord is on the floor. Suddenly it rings on the door and you get up to open. In the rush, you forget that the charger is in the Mac and you're going to stumble across the connector. Normally, the computer would tip over or fall to the floor, but since the MagSafe is designed so cleverly that it is simply stuck using a bit of magnetism, it drops out without incident, and both you and the computer come unscathed from the collision.

However, even if we have a very smart device, it is inevitable that there will be some wear and tear on the cable that runs between the charger itself and the Mac. A Mac computer is known to last for many years, but this means that you are likely to experience wear and tear on the live cord.

Once the accident has happened, you have two options. You can either buy a brand new charger, which can be an expensive pleasure, but since we're all interested in saving money, you could also get started with repairing your MagSafe yourself. Here at Mackabler.we are happy to help with diy solutions, which is why we actually offer a MagSafe 2 power cable for this particular repair.

With this kit you can simply replace the old wire and replace it with a new one. Keep in mind that you can always seek help and inspiration online when you need to start making these kinds of repairs. 

Tips for do-it-yourself man or woman

It can be difficult to figure out exactly where to start and where to connect when you're looking for tools and materials to repair your iPhone, iPad, or charger for your MacBook. However, assuming that you need to change the screen of your iPhone, then it is a good idea that you make sure to buy some materials of a proper quality. Of course, this means that you need to drop a little more money, but compared to the price you're going to pay at a retailer, it's still peanuts. 

Once you've got the things you need, plan your work. Don't go ahead on a night when you're tired, and for God's sake, let's think you can fix it on a Sunday morning just returned from a walk in the city. It rarely goes well. Rather, spend your time reading a few good guides and search the web for information. There are many videos on YouTube that show you exactly how to do it. 

Once you've prepared well, you can start repairing your device. Keep in mind that while it can be a little tricky work, you save a lot of money that you can spend on other good things. At least we wish you the best of luck in repairing the damage that your iPhone or iPad has unfortunately been subjected to.

Can you repair your iPhone yourself? Of course you can, you just need a screw pull, a suction cup and a new monitor, battery or whatever is wrong with your iPhone. 

With this accessory you can quickly and easily make your iPhone yourself, you can buy the screens, batteries and with all the devices follow everything the equipment you need to separate and most importantly reassemble your iPhone. 

You can also buy better equipment to assemble and disassemble your iPhone if you want to be completely safe.

When you change the screen of your iPhone yourself, you don't have to pay attention to dust because the whole screen is already in one piece when you unpack it, therefore you shouldn't be worried about getting dust under the screen at all.

Has your iPhone become bad at keeping the power? Then you might need a new battery it, it can be easily done on its own, especially if you are a little fingersm. 

Have you smashed the screen of your iPhone? And seen the price of what it costs to get it made? It can be really expensive, but if you do it yourself, it's somewhat cheaper too you're also sure it's being done right.

We only sell non-original units, however it is the same as most stores call original equipment, our supplier also calls it original parts. 

All of this requires that you are a little good at making electronic gizmos work and having a little mechanical sympathy, but if you have your hands screwed on properly, it's easy to get your iPhone made something cheaper than what everyone else pays.