iPhone 7/7 Plus Power and Volume Button Gaskets

iPhone 7/7 Plus Power and Volume Button Gaskets

Replace any or all of this set of six o-ring gaskets for the power or volume button face posts in an iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus.

Each of the volume button faces and the power button face have two posts that extend to the interior of the phone. Each post has a tiny gasket. That makes six gaskets for one phone or two for each button face.

iPhone 6s/6s Plus/7/7 Plus Backlight Filter

Replace a backlight filter on the logic board of the following iPhone models with their component labels:

• iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus
  • FL4211
  • FL4212
  • FL4213
  • FL4291
  • FL4292
  • FL4293
• iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus
  • FL3902
  • FL3903

iPhone 7 Case Button Set

• This set of exterior case buttons includes the Power/Lock Button, Volume Buttons, and the Vibrate/Ring Switch for replacing buttons with cosmetic troubles.
• These are the button parts visible on the outside of the case.
• The actual buttons and switch that do all the work are attached to the internal button cables.

iPhone 7/7 Plus Power/Volume Button Retaining Clips

• Replace the internal clips that hold the external button covers in place.
• These clips snap over the posts on the inside of the power and volume button covers, preventing the button covers from falling out of the iPhone's case.
• Set of three clips.

iPhone 7 Top Right Antenna

• Replace a torn or missing antenna contact assembly in the top right of the rear case in your iPhone 7.
• Fix Wi-Fi connectivity problems.

iPhone 7/7 Plus Test Cable for Front Camera and Sensors

• This handy test cable makes it easy to check the functions of an iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus front-facing camera and sensor cable assembly without having to complete the installation and close up the iPhone's case.
• Indispensable to anyone who makes multiple iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus repairs.
• With this cable installed you can connect, test, and quickly swap multiple replacement front-facing camera and sensor cables without wearing out the delicate press fit connectors on the logic board.