Once you finally do that (again, be patient, it’ll take a while), remove the battery and set it aside.Using the plastic pry tool, slowly pry up the battery and try not to puncture the battery, if you do you can buy another replacement relatively cheap from here.Disconnect the battery by pulling the two black tabs at the bottom of the battery directly out (as in down towards the charging port of the phone) until you pull the glue out from under the battery (think of it like a Command hook removal if you’re familiar with those).Remove the metal plate and set that next to the screws.Remove the screws holding down the metal plate near the bottom right of the device that is over the cable connecting the battery.Using the pry tool or your fingernail, disconnect the cables and then the screen will disconnect and you can set that aside.Remove the metal plate and set that aside as well.I use a white piece of printer paper and put everything down so I know exactly where it goes back (some of the screws are slightly different sizes so keep that in mind) Unscrew the screws holding down the metal plate over the screen’s cables and set these aside.If you would like to remove the screen and are confident with putting it back then here’s how: Since so many people had issues with their screens that were due to improperly reconnecting them to the motherboard, I’m doing this tutorial without removing the screen as I think it’s worth the risk to do it that way instead. Once it is separated, pull the screen back to 90 degrees (don’t go past that as it’ll break the cables that are holding the phone to the motherboard.Put the pry tool into that gap and slowly turn it to separate the screen from the casing. This will create a small gap under the screen at the bottom of the phone. Using the suction cup from the kit, put it on the lowest part of the screen you can and pull up on it.Using the provided pentalobe screwdriver from the kit, unscrew the two screws at the bottom of the phone on either sides of the charging port.
#FIND MY IPHONE LOGO HOW TO#
Once the kit arrives, here’s how to install it.
#FIND MY IPHONE LOGO PLUS#
Install the Light Kit on the iPhone 6S/6S Plus Make sure to purchase the one for your specific model of iPhone. You can head here to purchase the light kit. This is not the easiest process so please just keep that in mind before beginning.
Here’s how to use the light kit to make the back of your iPhone 6S and 6S Plus light up like a Macbook. Looking for the light kit for the iPhone 6 or 6 Plus instead?
Thankfully though, a solution has been found and – oddly enough – the installation process is actually a bit easier than the previous kit. The issue here is that the back of the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus’ screen isn’t connected to the motherboard of the phone in quite the same way so the existing kit for the 6/6 Plus doesn’t fit.
(No this doesn’t drain the battery in any significant way, LEDs use such little power and it’s so small grabbing such a minute amount of power off the screen’s current power). The light kits all use an exposed conductor on the back of the screen to borrow some of the power that the screen is getting to light up the small LED we’ve placed in the place of the Apple logo on the back. Now, thanks to your requests, I’ve figured out a way to do it to the iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus. I recently did a video on how to make your iPhone logo on the back of your iPhone 6 and 6 Plus light up like a Macbook does.
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