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Difficulty Level: Hard

Ever wanted to know how to take apart an iPhone 2G, or do you just want to know how to dismantle and repair your iPhone. Your in the right place, follow the disassembly guide for the iPhone 2G below. Please note the iPhone 2G is quite difficult to take apart!

To take apart your iPhone you are going to need some tools. 1) A miniature phillips screw driver 2) A miniature flat head screw driver 3) Screen removal tool 4) A very thin flat blade NOTE: A mobile tool kit can be purchased on ebay.

First remove the SIM card tray.

Step 1) Remove Rear Casing - Antenna Cover

When you first look at the 2G you will see there are no screw holes, unlike the 3G. To remove the rear case turn over the iPhone so the back is facing up. Locate the opening where the dock connector is and insert a very thin blade in between the casing and the plastic edge of this opening (DO NOT INSERT INTO OR LEAVER AGAINST THE DOCK CONNECTOR). Gently prise the cover up on either side of this opening, it should loosen off and you will see a small crack open up on the bottom of the iPhone between the aluminium case and the black antenna cover. Using the screen removal tool prise along the crack and along the edge of the lower black cover. Once fully loosened slide the cover off.

You will now be able to access 3 screws. Remove each screw and then you need to prise off the the grey cover starting from the bottom corner and work along to the top. When prising off this cover use firm strong actions to try to break the seal but be aware the aluminium casing is very soft and can be damaged easily.

Once off flip over the casing to reveal the data cable at the top of the iPhone. Gently leaver up the data cable connector and place the casing to one side.

Step 2) Removing the iPhone Battery and Logic board

With the rear casing removed the large square battery is visible. From the side and corners slowly prise up the battery, it`s stuck down and joined to the logic board so extra care will be needed (this can take some time, being careful not to bend the battery). Now un-clip the 2 arial connectors and unscrew the 3 screws holding the logic board in place, it should become free. The logic board will still be connected by cables underneath so flip it slowly towards the battery (from the camera side) and the 3 cables underneath will become disconnected, with a forth large data cable becoming visible. Lift up the small black latch on this data cable to release it and pull the cable away. The battery and logic board can now be placed to one side.

Step 3) Removing the iPhone 2G LCD Screen and Digitizer

Turn the remaining casing on to its side and locate the 10 screws around its edges. Unscrew each screw and then leaver up the silver bezel.

Along both sides of the screen are three tabsthat you will need to lightly push inwards. The screen can now be removed by carefully levering around its edges, NOTE: there is adhesive at the top and bottom ends of the glass screen so extra care needs to be taken. Thats it! you have now dismantled your iPhone 2G.

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Difficulty Level: Average

Thanks for viewing this guide from INLine-COMPUTERS.co.uk. Please comment or email on how these disassembly guides can be made better. To learn how to take apart your iPhone 3G follow the simple steps below. The 3G is not as difficult to take apart as the iPhone 2G, but you will still need to take care.

First you are going to need the tools listed below. 1) A miniature phillips screw driver 2) A miniature flat head screw driver 3) Screen removal tool 4) Suction cup

Next you will need to remove the SIM card tray.

Step 1) Removing the LCD Screen Assembly

Turn the iPhone over so the bottom is facing you. Either side of the dock connector socket you will be able to see a very small screw hole. Take your phillips screw driver and undo both of the screws. Next get your suction cup and stick it to the glass screen, gently pull and lift levering the bottom end up first. You can use the screen removal tool by inserting it between the silver bezel and screen if it helps. Be careful with the screen assembly when it becomes loose as it will still be connected to the logic board. Each data cable connected to the logic board is numbered, slowly release each cable in order by using the flat head screw driver. Below number 2 you will see another small data ribbon cable (3) which is more difficult to disconnect. You need to flip up the small white latch to release it. This step is now complete place the LCD screen assembly to one side.

Step 2) Removing the iPhone Logic board from the Casing

With the LCD Screen Assembly removed you will now need to disconnected cables labelled 4,5 and 6 which are connected to the logic board. Use the screen removal tool and/or a flat head screw driver to help you disconnected these cables. Now you need to unscrew a total of 7 screws from the logic board using the small phillips screw driver, the last screw is below the "Do not remove" label.

From the middle of the iPhone leaver up the logic board taking care as the camera is connected to the casing on the underside of the logic board, below you will see the battery. Finally disconnect the small data cable from the camera to the logic board (if its not already worked loose). Place the logic board to one side.

Step 3) Removing the Camera, Dock Connector, Headphone Socket, Battery and Button Assembly

The camera can be easily removed, just unscrew the retaining screw and leaver it up with the screen removal tool. Then to remove the dock connector board undo the 3 screws shown in the image and again leaver up the board. Now to remove the button assembly which is tricky, first remove the 2 screws holding the power button and peel back the connecting data cable. Then undo the 3 screws holding the headphone socket. You can use the screw driver to help loosen off the headphone socket by pushing it into socket. Next undo the 3 remaining screws holding the volume control buttons and the 1 screw holding the vibrator switch. Gently slowly pull up all of the button assembly cabling as its glued down. Place the button assembly to one side.

The battery is also stuck in place so you will need to prise it away from the casing. NOTE: Take extra care not to bend the battery. Use the tab located at the top of the battery to help you with removal. Using a combination of the tab, levering with the screen removal or using suction cup, carefully pull up the battery. With the battery out that’s this tricky bit complete.

Step 4) Taking the LCD Assembly apart

Along the side of the LCD screen are 5 screws, 3 on one side and 2 on the other. Two of these screws are below some tape. Undo each one, and then turn the screen over. Located on the back near the top right is one more screw which will need removing. The LCD assembly can now be removed by leaving from the bottom of the LCD.

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Difficulty Level: Easy

Thanks for viewing this guide, please comment below. To take apart your iPod Mini 2G follow these simple steps. First you are going to need some tools. 1) A miniature phillips screw driver 2) A miniature flat head screw driver 3) Plastic pry tool

Step 1) Removing the outer case

Pick up your iPod Mini and look at the top. You are going to need to pry off the plastic cover using either the plastic pry tool or a very thin blade. Squeeze the iPod so the aluminium cover slightly flex's and insert the pry tool in the middle between the plastic and aluminium casing. The cover is glued down so gently leaver it up and work around the edges lifting it off. With the cover removed turn over your iPod so the bottom is facing you. This time its a bit more difficult, you need to repeat the same process and again pry off the bottom plastic cover. Now you need to use the flat head screw driver and pry out the metal plate from the side to reveal the circuit board. With the metal plate removed you will see a small data connector that needs to be disconnect by levering it up, but take care! Once complete turn the iPod over again so the top is facing you and undo the only 2 small screws you can see. Next from the right hand side (Headphone socket side) leaver up the metal frame with a flat head screw driver. The whole innards will become free. Now carefully grab each side of the metal frame and pull the whole circuit board out, place the casing to one side.

Step 2) Removing the Battery, LCD Screen, Headphone socket and Internal Storage

The battery is the large square. Carefully pull it up and then disconnect the cable plugged into the logic board. Now to remove the internal storage device (mini hard drive) disconnect the data cable located in the centre of the logic board. Do this using the flat head screw driver and levering against the white clip holding the screen in place. Next to remove the LCD screen leaver up the beige latch connecting the ribbon cable to the logic board. Then around the edge of the logic board you will see 4 small white clips. With your hand unclip each one and the screen will become loose, place the screen to one side. The last part is the headphone socket (board). Just grab the board on both sides and pull it away from the logic board. The connecting cable will unclip. Thats it!

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