| SKU | iPhone 6 and 6 Plus Test Cable for Front Camera | iPhone 6 LCD Shield Plate with Sticker and Home Cable | iPhone 6 Test Cable for Lightning Connector | iPhone 6 and 6 Plus Home Button Gasket | iPhone 6 Lightning Connector and Headphone Jack | iPhone 6 and 6 Plus Proximity Sensor Frame |
| Description | This handy test cable makes it easy to check the functions of a front camera and sensor cable assembly without having to complete the installation and is indispensable to anyone who makes multiple iPhone 6 and 6 Plus repairs. With this cable installed in an iPhone 6 or 6 Plus body you can connect, test, and quickly swap multiple replacement front camera cables without wearing out the delicate press fit connector on the logic board. | Replace a damaged LCD shield plate and home button link cable for your iPhone 6 with this part.
- The shield diffuses heat and protects the back of the LCD.
- This part fits between the LCD and the main body of the phone.
Specifications
| Part Number |
821-2481
Note: This is not the iPhone 6 LCD and Digitizer and does not include the LCD. |
| This handy test cable makes it easy to check the functions of a lightning connector assembly without having to complete the installation and is indispensable to anyone who makes multiple iPhone 6 repairs.
With this cable installed in the phone's body you can connect, test, and quickly swap multiple replacement lightning connector assemblies without wearing out the delicate press fit connector on the logic board. | Replace a torn or loose gasket between the home button face and the inside of the display in your iPhone 6 or 6 Plus. |
Replace a dirty, corroded, or damaged lightning connector, or a broken headphone jack in an iPhone 6. This repair may resolve a host of issues like a malfunctioning microphone, slow or nonexistent charging, limited connectivity, or spotty headphone output for your iPhone 6. |
Replace a missing or damaged frame for your proximity sensor. This tiny clear plastic frame is adhered to the back of the front glass panel near the top edge and holds the proximity sensor centered over the small window in the front glass. |
| Content | iPhone 6 and 6 Plus Test Cable for Front Camera
This handy test cable makes it easy to check the functions of a front camera and sensor cable assembly without having to complete the installation and is indispensable to anyone who makes multiple iPhone 6 and 6 Plus repairs. With this cable installed in an iPhone 6 or 6 Plus body you can connect, test, and quickly swap multiple replacement front camera cables without wearing out the delicate press fit connector on the logic board. | iPhone 6 LCD Shield Plate with Sticker and Home Cable
Replace a damaged LCD shield plate and home button link cable for your iPhone 6 with this part.
- The shield diffuses heat and protects the back of the LCD.
- This part fits between the LCD and the main body of the phone.
Specifications
| Part Number |
821-2481
Note: This is not the iPhone 6 LCD and Digitizer and does not include the LCD. |
| iPhone 6 Test Cable for Lightning Connector
This handy test cable makes it easy to check the functions of a lightning connector assembly without having to complete the installation and is indispensable to anyone who makes multiple iPhone 6 repairs.
With this cable installed in the phone's body you can connect, test, and quickly swap multiple replacement lightning connector assemblies without wearing out the delicate press fit connector on the logic board. | iPhone 6 and 6 Plus Home Button Gasket
Replace a torn or loose gasket between the home button face and the inside of the display in your iPhone 6 or 6 Plus. | iPhone 6 Lightning Connector and Headphone Jack
Replace a dirty, corroded, or damaged lightning connector, or a broken headphone jack in an iPhone 6. This repair may resolve a host of issues like a malfunctioning microphone, slow or nonexistent charging, limited connectivity, or spotty headphone output for your iPhone 6. | iPhone 6 and 6 Plus Proximity Sensor Frame
Replace a missing or damaged frame for your proximity sensor. This tiny clear plastic frame is adhered to the back of the front glass panel near the top edge and holds the proximity sensor centered over the small window in the front glass. |
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