| SKU | iPhone 6 and 6 Plus Test Cable for Front Camera | iPhone 6/6s Antenna Interconnect Cable Clip | iPhone 6 Front Camera and Sensor Cable | iPhone 6 Test Cable for LCD Screen and Digitizer | iPhone 6/6 Plus Bottom Screws | 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 the small metal clip that holds the antenna cable from the lightning connector assembly against the side of the loudspeaker assembly in your iPhone 6 or 6s. | Replace a front-facing camera and sensor cable in your iPhone 6 and fix problems with front-facing camera images, poor noise cancelling for phone calls, or malfunctioning screen brightness adjustment.
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| This handy test cable makes it easy to check the functions of an iPhone 6 LCD and Digitizer without having to complete the installation and close up the iPhone's case, making it indispensable to anyone who makes multiple iPhone 6 repairs. With this cable installed in an iPhone 6 body you can connect, test, and quickly swap multiple replacement LCDs and digitizers without wearing out the delicate press fit connectors on the logic board.
Note: This cable only tests the functions of the LCD and digitizer. It does not test the home button, front camera, or earpiece speaker. |
- Includes a set of two replacement 5-point Pentalobe screws.
- iPhone 6 and 6 Plus smartphones have two proprietary 5-point Pentalobe screws near the lightning connector.
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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 6/6s Antenna Interconnect Cable Clip
Replace the small metal clip that holds the antenna cable from the lightning connector assembly against the side of the loudspeaker assembly in your iPhone 6 or 6s.
See the clip's location in the detail image. | iPhone 6 Front Camera and Sensor Cable
Replace a front-facing camera and sensor cable in your iPhone 6 and fix problems with front-facing camera images, poor noise cancelling for phone calls, or malfunctioning screen brightness adjustment.
Specifications:
| iPhone 6 Test Cable for LCD Screen and Digitizer
This handy test cable makes it easy to check the functions of an iPhone 6 LCD and Digitizer without having to complete the installation and close up the iPhone's case, making it indispensable to anyone who makes multiple iPhone 6 repairs. With this cable installed in an iPhone 6 body you can connect, test, and quickly swap multiple replacement LCDs and digitizers without wearing out the delicate press fit connectors on the logic board.
Note: This cable only tests the functions of the LCD and digitizer. It does not test the home button, front camera, or earpiece speaker. | iPhone 6/6 Plus Bottom Screws
- Includes a set of two replacement 5-point Pentalobe screws.
- iPhone 6 and 6 Plus smartphones have two proprietary 5-point Pentalobe screws near the lightning connector.
| 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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