iPhone 4S Lautsprechergehäuse ersetzen

Geschrieben von: Walter Galan

Kommentare: 10

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Kreuzschlitz #000 Schraubendreher

Schritt 1

Entferne die beiden 2,4 mm Phillips Schrauben von den Seiten der Lautsprechergehäuse-Einheit.

Schritt 2

Entferne die kleine Kunststoff-Klammer unter der Schraube, die am nächsten am Dock-Verbindungskabel liegt.

Rounded screw on the black metal piece.... fml what should i do

Randy Peaslee - 21/06/14

What to do if I lost the bracket? Without it, the screw really has no purpose, as the left side of the speaker enclosure assembly just slides up past it and the wifi grounding fingers slide up from under the lip.

LaurenB - 04/10/15

I could not see it and flipping over the phone, or what’s left of it, it dropped. Where to put it back though ?

Clément Marshall - 31/12/19

Schritt 3

Entferne die Lautsprechergehäuse-Einheit vom iPhone.
Bevor du die Schrauben der Lautsprechergehäuse-Einheit wiedereindrehst,stelle sicher, dass die Wi-Fi Federkränze unter dem Rand in dem Metallgehäuse des iPhones befestigt sind, wie auf dem zweiten Bild dargestellt.
Stelle vor dem Wiederzusammenbau sicher, dass du alle Metall-zu-Metall Kontakte zwischen den Federkränzen der Wi-Fi Antenne und dem Gehäuse des iPhones mit einem Entfetter reinigst. Die natürlichen Fette an deinen Händen können möglicherweise Interferenzen verursachen.

Careful not to lose the tiny rubber spacer that sits below the mic enclosure - I nearly did as it is not mentioned here, probably because it rarely comes out. See mention and photo of this in this guide, step 20: Dock Connector Replacement

hutchwilco - 06/03/15

I had some problems with the cellular cable during re-installation. It actually had gotten scratched to where the wire was actually worn and the silver cable was visible. I discovered this once it was all closed and the phone's cellular status was always "Searching...". A little bit of electrical tape over the exposed area seemed to take care of this.

mattwilber - 30/03/15

Successfully reinstalled the display, but now the lower speaker doesn't work. I'll have to reopen it to find out what's up. So many possibilities for error.

apathos1 - 23/10/15

I "lost" one of the screws securing the speaker, but re-assembled it anyway without the RH screw. Everything worked; then I realised where it might have gone. The speaker has a magnet which will attract any loose screws nearby. Sure enough, that's where I found it when I opened it up again.

Brian Pingree - 11/12/16

I was trying to get the little triangle spacer in place to get the speakers installed. I had it in some tweezers trying to see what I was doing wearing some magnifying goggles, when the spacer shot out like a watermelon seed from between your fingers....Never got a clear view of where i went but it looked like it went sailing over into a part of the room where there is loads of little small bits+pieces in loads of other bigger boxes and containers...it sailed off into the land of the lost. I'd be lucky to happen to see the little booger during spring cleaning...I won't hold my breath. Anybody know where i can buy such a thing?

edit- I made a replacement out of some scrap plastic . Doesn't look too bad. Not sure about thickness. So I'm just gonna put everything back together and hope for the best.

Mike McIntosh - 15/01/17

buy a equal phone that is perhaps destroyed AND locked . that is how I have replaced many parts I have done what you have done . I now have parts I may never use but ... who knows I just aim for the phones I have extra parts for

michael andrie - 23/03/17

As ++hutchwilco++ mentioned don’t forget to put back the rubber spacer on the bottom right side of the speaker (as seen on picture from step 29). Comes on the bottom of it, between metal bezel and speaker.It is a marking on the speaker.

I’ve seen mine and I have struggled to find it’s place.

IonelX - 24/01/18