| SKU | iPhone 7 Plus Lightning Connector Assembly | iPhone 7/7 Plus Power/Volume Button Retaining Clips | iPhone 7 Plus Bare Logic Board | iPhone 7 Plus Test Cable for LCD Screen and Digitizer | iPhone 7 Plus Front Camera and Sensor Cable | iPhone 7 Plus Case Button Set |
| Description | Replace a corroded or damaged lightning connector in your iPhone 7 Plus.
If your phone isn't charging, has connectivity problems, is not recognized when plugged into your computer via USB, or has trouble recording audio, this part could fix the problem.
Specifications:
| 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. | Replace a bare logic board (with no components) for the iPhone 7 Plus.
This is only the board to which all the surface soldered components would be mounted. |
- This handy test cable makes it easy to check the functions of an iPhone 7 Plus LCD Screen and Digitizer without having to complete the installation and close up the iPhone's case.
- Indispensable to anyone who makes multiple iPhone 7 Plus repairs.
- With this cable installed in an iPhone 7 Plus 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. | Replace a front-facing camera and sensor cable in your iPhone iPhone 7 Plus and fix problems with front-facing camera images, poor noise cancelling for phone calls, or malfunctioning screen brightness adjustment.
Specifications:
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- 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 parts are only the button faces visible on the outside of the case.
- The actual buttons and switch that do all the work are attached to the internal button cables.
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| Content | iPhone 7 Plus Lightning Connector Assembly
Replace a corroded or damaged lightning connector in your iPhone 7 Plus.
If your phone isn't charging, has connectivity problems, is not recognized when plugged into your computer via USB, or has trouble recording audio, this part could fix the problem.
Specifications:
| 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 Plus Bare Logic Board
Replace a bare logic board (with no components) for the iPhone 7 Plus.
This is only the board to which all the surface soldered components would be mounted. | iPhone 7 Plus Test Cable for LCD Screen and Digitizer
- This handy test cable makes it easy to check the functions of an iPhone 7 Plus LCD Screen and Digitizer without having to complete the installation and close up the iPhone's case.
- Indispensable to anyone who makes multiple iPhone 7 Plus repairs.
- With this cable installed in an iPhone 7 Plus 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 7 Plus Front Camera and Sensor Cable
Replace a front-facing camera and sensor cable in your iPhone iPhone 7 Plus and fix problems with front-facing camera images, poor noise cancelling for phone calls, or malfunctioning screen brightness adjustment.
Specifications:
| iPhone 7 Plus 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 parts are only the button faces visible on the outside of the case.
- The actual buttons and switch that do all the work are attached to the internal button cables.
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