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Page 1 -  Apple Technician Guide

 Apple Technician GuideiPhone 4 iPhone 4 and iPhone 4SADN 070-2840-CUpdated: 2012-02-21

Page 2

iPhone 4 — Updates 10 2012-02-21• Changed “Internal Liquid Contact Indicators” text to “If the LCI is activated (red), it indicates contact with liq

Page 3 - About This Guide

iPhone 4 (GSM model) Take Apart — Main Camera 100 2012-02-21First Steps• Back CoverNote: A replacement camera kit (661-5692 black, or 661-5693 white

Page 4 - Symptom Charts 34

iPhone 4 (GSM model) Take Apart — Main Camera 101 2012-02-21Removal1 Remove (5) cross-head screws from camera cowling using iPhone Torque Driver and

Page 5 - Take Apart

iPhone 4 (GSM model) Take Apart — Main Camera 102 2012-02-213 Grasp camera cowling with tweezers as shown and gently pull towards battery to free ho

Page 6

iPhone 4 (GSM model) Take Apart — Main Camera 103 2012-02-21Reassembly1 Using ESD-safe tweezers, apply 3 pieces of foam (included in camera kit) onto

Page 7

iPhone 4 (GSM model) Take Apart — Main Camera 104 2012-02-214 Make sure grounding clip is installed at the top center of camera cowling. The clip s

Page 8

iPhone 4 (GSM model) Take Apart — Main Camera 105 2012-02-216 Install (5) new cross-head screws using iPhone Torque Driver and JCIS #00 Bit. Each

Page 9 - Updated 16 November 2011

iPhone 4 (GSM model) Take Apart — Vibe Motor 106 2012-02-21First Steps• Back CoverNote: A replacement vibe motor kit includes new screws.Important:

Page 10 - Introduced 14 October 2011

iPhone 4 (GSM model) Take Apart — Vibe Motor 107 2012-02-21Removal1 Remove (2) cross-head screws from vibe motor using iPhone Torque Driver and JCIS

Page 11 - Feedback

iPhone 4 (GSM model) Take Apart — Vibe Motor 108 2012-02-21Reassembly1 Position vibe motor in iPhone.2 Install (2) new cross-head screws in the orde

Page 12

iPhone 4 (GSM model) Take Apart — Battery 109 2012-02-21First Steps• Back CoverWARNING: If battery is dented, punctured or otherwise damaged, STOP!

Page 13 - Overview

iPhone 4 — Feedback 11 2012-02-21FeedbackWe want your feedback to help improve this and future Technician Guides! Please email any comments to: sm

Page 14 - System Requirements

iPhone 4 (GSM model) Take Apart — Battery 110 2012-02-21Removal1 Remove (1) cross-head screw from battery connector using iPhone Torque Driver and JC

Page 15 - Identifying iPhones

iPhone 4 (GSM model) Take Apart — Battery 111 2012-02-215 Secure unit in iPhone 4 Battery Fixture tray. 6 Holding tray down with one hand, pull bat

Page 16

iPhone 4 (GSM model) Take Apart — Battery 112 2012-02-217 Remove old adhesive from mid-plate. Caution: Be careful of ex cables and other component

Page 17

iPhone 4 (GSM model) Take Apart — Battery 113 2012-02-213 Position new adhesive so the holes align with landmarks on mid-plate. Note: Using a piece

Page 18 - Conguration Codes

iPhone 4 (GSM model) Take Apart — Battery 114 2012-02-216 Press battery connector down onto logic board.7 Position battery against main board.8 Ca

Page 19 - Apple ID

iPhone 4 (GSM model) Take Apart — Battery 115 2012-02-2110 Put tray into iPhone 4 Battery Fixture, aligning white marks on tray with front edge of ve

Page 20 - Additional Resources

iPhone 4 (GSM model) Take Apart — Battery 116 2012-02-2112 Slide tray through vertical tower. This will cause the roller to press the battery down

Page 21 - Troubleshooting

iPhone 4 (GSM model) Take Apart — Battery 117 2012-02-2113 Slide tray back through vertical tower to original position. Important: Only slide the tr

Page 22 - Cleaning Procedures

iPhone 4 (GSM model) Take Apart — Battery 118 2012-02-2116 Make sure coax cable connector is securely attached to logic board, then install new batte

Page 23 - Headphone Jack

© 2011 Apple Inc. All rights reserved. Apple Technician GuideTake Apart – iPhone 4 (CDMA model)

Page 24 - Speaker and Microphone

© 2011 Apple Inc. All rights reserved. Apple Technician GuideBasicsiPhone 4

Page 25 - General Troubleshooting

iPhone 4 (CDMA model) Take Apart — Internal View 120 2012-02-21Internal ViewInternal view of the iPhone 4 (CDMA model), Model A1349:

Page 26

iPhone 4 (CDMA model) Take Apart — Service Parts 121 2012-02-21Service PartsService Parts for iPhone 4 (CDMA model)Description Part Number Kit Conten

Page 27 - Charge Battery

iPhone 4 (CDMA model) Take Apart — Service Parts 122 2012-02-21Back Cover IdenticationThe back cover of iPhone 4 includes glass that is very similar

Page 28

iPhone 4 (CDMA model) Take Apart — Back Cover 123 2012-02-21First Steps• Refer to the Visual Mechanical Inspection guidelines to determine any acci

Page 29 - Force Quit an App

iPhone 4 (CDMA model) Take Apart — Back Cover 124 2012-02-21Removal1 Remove (2) dock screws on bottom of phone using iPhone Torque Driver and iPhone

Page 30

iPhone 4 (CDMA model) Take Apart — Back Cover 125 2012-02-21Reassembly1 If installing a new replacement back cover, remove 2 pieces of clear protecti

Page 31 - Recovery Mode Restore

iPhone 4 (CDMA model) Take Apart — Back Cover 126 2012-02-213 Slide back cover down and into the locked position.4 Insert (2) new dock screws (452-

Page 32

iPhone 4 (CDMA model) Take Apart — Internal Checks 127 2012-02-21Internal ChecksInternal Liquid Contact IndicatorThe iPhone 4 (CDMA model) contains o

Page 33 - DFU Restore

iPhone 4 (CDMA model) Take Apart — Internal Checks 128 2012-02-21Serial Number BarcodeWith the back cover removed, the serial number is printed in bo

Page 34 - Symptom Charts

iPhone 4 (CDMA model) Take Apart — Main Camera 129 2012-02-21First Steps• Back CoverNote: A replacement camera kit includes a new camera cowling and

Page 35

iPhone Basics — Overview 13 2012-02-21OverviewScope of this DocumentThis Apple Technician Guide provides troubleshooting steps, take apart procedures

Page 36 - Battery Will Not Charge

iPhone 4 (CDMA model) Take Apart — Main Camera 130 2012-02-21Removal1 Remove (5) cross-head screws from camera cowling using iPhone Torque Driver and

Page 37

iPhone 4 (CDMA model) Take Apart — Main Camera 131 2012-02-213 Grasp camera cowling with tweezers as shown and gently pull towards battery to free h

Page 38 - Battery Life Too Short

iPhone 4 (CDMA model) Take Apart — Main Camera 132 2012-02-217 Remove and save the small black rubber camera pan from rear of camera. This part will

Page 39 - Other Power Issue

iPhone 4 (CDMA model) Take Apart — Main Camera 133 2012-02-212 Place camera into iPhone, sliding tab under ex cable. Important: Be sure camera pan

Page 40 - Display Issues

iPhone 4 (CDMA model) Take Apart — Main Camera 134 2012-02-214 Place camera cowling into position as shown, using tweezers to hook underneath logic

Page 41 - Display Anomalies

iPhone 4 (CDMA model) Take Apart — Battery 135 2012-02-21First Steps• Back CoverWARNING: If battery is dented, punctured or otherwise damaged, STOP!

Page 42 - Multi-Touch Issues

iPhone 4 (CDMA model) Take Apart — Battery 136 2012-02-21Removal1 Remove (1) cross-head screw from battery connector using iPhone Torque Driver and J

Page 43 - Display Rotation Issues

iPhone 4 (CDMA model) Take Apart — Battery 137 2012-02-213 Secure unit in iPhone 4 Battery Fixture tray. 4 Holding tray down with one hand, pull ba

Page 44 - Cracked Glass

iPhone 4 (CDMA model) Take Apart — Battery 138 2012-02-215 Remove old adhesive from mid-plate. Caution: Be careful of ex cables and other componen

Page 45 - Other Display Issue

iPhone 4 (CDMA model) Take Apart — Battery 139 2012-02-213 Position new adhesive so it aligns with landmarks on mid-plate. Note: Using a piece of t

Page 46 - Mechanical Issues

iPhone Basics — Overview 14 2012-02-21System RequirementsMac• Mac computer with USB 2.0 port• Mac OS X v10.5.8 or later• The latest version of iTu

Page 47

iPhone 4 (CDMA model) Take Apart — Battery 140 2012-02-216 Press battery connector down onto logic board.7 Position battery against main board.8 C

Page 48 - Camera Issues

iPhone 4 (CDMA model) Take Apart — Battery 141 2012-02-2110 Put tray into iPhone 4 Battery Fixture, aligning white marks on tray with front edge of v

Page 49

iPhone 4 (CDMA model) Take Apart — Battery 142 2012-02-2112 Slide tray through vertical tower. This will cause the roller to press the battery down

Page 50 - Temperature Alert

iPhone 4 (CDMA model) Take Apart — Battery 143 2012-02-2113 Slide tray back through vertical tower to original position. Important: Only slide the t

Page 51 - Burnt Smell/Odor

iPhone 4 (CDMA model) Take Apart — Battery 144 2012-02-2116 Press battery connector down onto logic board.17 Install (1) new cross-head screw (452-20

Page 52 - Other Mechanical Issue

© 2011 Apple Inc. All rights reserved. Apple Technician GuideTake Apart – iPhone 4S

Page 53 - Software Issues

iPhone 4S Take Apart — Internal View 146 2012-02-21Internal ViewInternal view of the iPhone 4S, Models A1387 and A1431 (China only):

Page 54

iPhone 4S Take Apart — Service Parts 147 2012-02-21Service PartsService Parts for iPhone 4SDescription Part Number Kit ContentsSIM Tray 922-9602 (1)

Page 55 - Deep Dive

iPhone 4S Take Apart — Service Parts 148 2012-02-21Back Cover Service PartsBlack iPhone 4S 923-0049 Americas, EMEA, Japan, Australia, APAC BZ923-

Page 56 - App Issues

iPhone 4S Take Apart — SIM Tray 149 2012-02-21First Steps• Power o iPhoneRemoval1 Insert the end of a SIM Removal Tool (922-8417) or a small thin

Page 57 - Cannot Play Media

iPhone Basics — Identifying iPhones 15 2012-02-21Identifying iPhonesModel DierencesiPhone models can be identied by model number, which is printed

Page 58 - Other Software Issue

iPhone 4S Take Apart — Back Cover 150 2012-02-21First Steps• Refer to the Visual Mechanical Inspection guidelines to determine any accidental damag

Page 59 - Connectivity Issues

iPhone 4S Take Apart — Back Cover 151 2012-02-21Removal1 Remove (2) dock screws on bottom of phone using iPhone Torque Driver and iPhone Torx Securit

Page 60

iPhone 4S Take Apart — Back Cover 152 2012-02-21Reassembly1 If installing a new replacement back cover, remove 2 pieces of clear protective lm cover

Page 61 - Wi-Fi Issues

iPhone 4S Take Apart — Back Cover 153 2012-02-213 Slide back cover down and into the locked position.4 Insert (2) new dock screws (923-0053) on bot

Page 62

iPhone 4S Take Apart — Internal Checks 154 2012-02-21Internal ChecksInternal Liquid Contact IndicatorThe iPhone 4S contains one internal liquid conta

Page 63 - Bluetooth Issues

iPhone 4S Take Apart — Internal Checks 155 2012-02-21Serial Number BarcodeWith the back cover removed, the serial number is printed in both human-rea

Page 64 - Cellular Call/Text Issues

iPhone 4S Take Apart — Volume Button Shim 156 2012-02-21First Steps• Back CoverFor iPhone 4S volume buttons issues, follow this procedure to install

Page 65

iPhone 4S Take Apart — Volume Button Shim 157 2012-02-21Procedure1 There are 3 screw pins that hold Flex to band around volume buttons. A Spring pro

Page 66 - Cellular Data Issues

iPhone 4S Take Apart — Volume Button Shim 158 2012-02-213 Grasp shim (923-0072) with tweezers.4 Angle shim towards battery slightly and lower into

Page 67

iPhone 4S Take Apart — Main Camera 159 2012-02-21First Steps• Back CoverNote: A replacement camera kit includes a new camera pan and new screws.Impo

Page 68 - SIM Card Issues

iPhone Basics — Identifying iPhones 16 2012-02-21Serial Number and IMEI/MEID LocationiPhones that use GSM technology have an IMEI, or International M

Page 69 - Other Connectivity Issue

iPhone 4S Take Apart — Main Camera 160 2012-02-21Removal1 Remove (4) cross-head screws from camera cowling using iPhone Torque Driver and JCIS #00 Bi

Page 70 - Sound Issues

iPhone 4S Take Apart — Main Camera 161 2012-02-213 Grasp camera cowling with tweezers as shown and gently pull towards battery to free hook from und

Page 71 - No Vibrate

iPhone 4S Take Apart — Main Camera 162 2012-02-217 Ensure that you have removed the small black rubber camera pan along with the camera. Pan may ha

Page 72 - Speaker/Receiver Issues

iPhone 4S Take Apart — Main Camera 163 2012-02-212 Place camera into iPhone. Important: Be sure camera pan stays correctly oriented on bottom of ca

Page 73

iPhone 4S Take Apart — Main Camera 164 2012-02-216 Install (4) new cross-head screws using iPhone Torque Driver and JCIS #00 Bit:• Screw #1, 923-00

Page 74 - Microphone Issues

iPhone 4S Take Apart — Battery 165 2012-02-21First Steps• Back CoverWARNING: If battery is dented, punctured or otherwise damaged, STOP! Reinstall b

Page 75

iPhone 4S Take Apart — Battery 166 2012-02-21Removal1 Remove (2) cross-head screw from battery connector using iPhone Torque Driver and JCIS #00 Bit.

Page 76 - Headphone Issues

iPhone 4S Take Apart — Battery 167 2012-02-214 Secure unit in iPhone 4 Battery Fixture tray. 5 Holding tray down with one hand, pull battery remova

Page 77

iPhone 4S Take Apart — Battery 168 2012-02-216 Remove old adhesive from mid-plate. Caution: Be careful of ex cables and other components while rem

Page 78 - Headphone Microphone Issues

iPhone 4S Take Apart — Battery 169 2012-02-213 Position new adhesive so it aligns with landmarks on mid-plate. Note: Using a piece of tape folded i

Page 79

iPhone Basics — Identifying iPhones 17 2012-02-213. If iPhone is displaying the “Connect to iTunes” screen, tap the ‘i” in a circle at the lower rig

Page 80 - Other Sound Issue

iPhone 4S Take Apart — Battery 170 2012-02-216 Press battery connector down onto logic board.7 Position battery against main board.8 Carefully lay

Page 81 - Accessories Issues

iPhone 4S Take Apart — Battery 171 2012-02-2110 Put tray into iPhone 4 Battery Fixture, aligning white marks on tray with front edge of vertical towe

Page 82 - TV/Video Out Issues

iPhone 4S Take Apart — Battery 172 2012-02-2112 Slide tray through vertical tower. This will cause the roller to press the battery down onto the ad

Page 83 - Other Accessories Issue

iPhone 4S Take Apart — Battery 173 2012-02-2113 Slide tray back through vertical tower to original position. Important: Only slide the tray back to

Page 84

iPhone 4S Take Apart — Battery 174 2012-02-2116 Press battery connector down onto logic board.17 Place battery cowling underneath battery connector a

Page 85 - General Information

© 2011 Apple Inc. All rights reserved. Apple Technician GuideVerication TestingiPhone 4

Page 86 - Battery Handling

iPhone 4 Verication Testing — Completing a Repair 176 2012-02-21Completing a RepairTest FunctionalityTest the device according to the procedures out

Page 87 - Broken Glass Handling

iPhone 4 Verication Testing — Carrier Screening 177 2012-02-21Carrier ScreeningThis section provides comprehensive instructions to carriers for test

Page 88

iPhone 4 Verication Testing — Carrier Screening 178 2012-02-21Computer Setup for Restoration ProcessThis should be a blank install and not contain p

Page 89

iPhone 4 Verication Testing — Carrier Screening 179 2012-02-21Cosmetic ProtectionPrior to the start of testing a generic Mylar cling wrap should be

Page 90

iPhone Basics — Identifying iPhones 18 2012-02-21Conguration CodesAll iPhone models have a unique conguration code (the last 3-4 characters of the

Page 91

iPhone 4 Verication Testing — Carrier Screening 180 2012-02-21Insert Test SIM (GSM networks only)1. Remove the SIM tray from iPhone.2. Place the T

Page 92 - White iPhone 4 (GSM model)

iPhone 4 Verication Testing — Carrier Screening 181 2012-02-21Test Radio Frequency (GSM networks)There are two ways to test radio frequency (R/F) fu

Page 93

iPhone 4 Verication Testing — Functional Testing 182 2012-02-21Functional TestingThis section may be used by all channels to verify functionality of

Page 94

iPhone 4 Verication Testing — Functional Testing 183 2012-02-21Test Buttons and Switches1. From the Home screen, open any app, then press the Home

Page 95

iPhone 4 Verication Testing — Functional Testing 184 2012-02-21Test Wi-Fi1. Go to Settings > Wi-Fi and connect to a known-good Wi-Fi network.2.

Page 96

iPhone 4 Verication Testing — Functional Testing 185 2012-02-21Test GPSiPhone uses signals from GPS satellites, Wi-Fi hot spots, and cellular towers

Page 97

iPhone 4 Verication Testing — Functional Testing 186 2012-02-21Test Audio Playback1. Launch the Music (or iPod) app, choose and play a song. Adjust

Page 98

iPhone 4 Verication Testing — Functional Testing 187 2012-02-21Test Video Playback1. Launch the Videos app (iOS 5) or iPod app (iOS 4).2. Select a

Page 99

iPhone 4 Verication Testing — Functional Testing 188 2012-02-213. Change the focus area and set exposure: A rectangle on the screen shows the area

Page 100 - Main Camera

iPhone 4 Verication Testing — Functional Testing 189 2012-02-21

Page 101 - 2 Note that camera

iPhone Basics — Apple ID 19 2012-02-21Apple IDMany iOS 5 features require an Apple ID, including:• Home Sharing• iCloud• iMessage• iTunes and App

Page 102 - 6 Lift camera out

 Apple Inc.© 2011-2012 Apple Inc. All rights reserved.Under the copyright laws, this document may not be copied, in whole or in part, without the wri

Page 103 - Reassembly

iPhone Basics — Additional Resources 20 2012-02-21Additional ResourcesiPhone Product PageiPhone features and technology. www.apple.com/iphone/ iPhone

Page 104 - 5 Place camera cowling

© 2011 Apple Inc. All rights reserved. Apple Technician GuideTroubleshootingiPhone 4

Page 105 - 9 Important: Check

iPhone 4 Troubleshooting — Cleaning Procedures 22 2012-02-21Cleaning ProceduresRequired Tools• Lighted otoscope (or lighted magnifying glass)• ESD-

Page 106 - Vibe Motor

iPhone 4 Troubleshooting — Cleaning Procedures 23 2012-02-21Headphone JackForeign material in the headphone jack can cause audio or functional issues

Page 107 - 2 Remove vibe motor

iPhone 4 Troubleshooting — Cleaning Procedures 24 2012-02-21Receiver1. Inspect the receiver for loose debris.2. Use an anti-static brush to gently

Page 108 - 4 Important: Check

iPhone 4 Troubleshooting — General Troubleshooting 25 2012-02-21General TroubleshootingBackup User DataBefore troubleshooting a user’s device, verify

Page 109 - First Steps

iPhone 4 Troubleshooting — General Troubleshooting 26 2012-02-21Common Troubleshooting ProceduresWhen troubleshooting, attempt the quick xes in the

Page 110 - 4 Remove battery

iPhone 4 Troubleshooting — General Troubleshooting 27 2012-02-21Charge BatteryThe device must have a sucient battery charge to proceed with troubles

Page 111 - 6 Holding tray down

iPhone 4 Troubleshooting — General Troubleshooting 28 2012-02-21RestartA restart safely closes active apps and processes, preserving any data in the

Page 112 - 2 Remove iPhone from

iPhone 4 Troubleshooting — General Troubleshooting 29 2012-02-21Force Quit an AppThis procedure forces an app to quit that is not responding to input

Page 113 - 5 Peel second backing

iPhone 4 ContentsAbout This GuideUpdates 9Updated 21 February 2012 9Updated 16 November 2011 9Introduced 14 October 2011 10Note About Images In Th

Page 114 - 9 If unit had been

iPhone 4 Troubleshooting — General Troubleshooting 30 2012-02-21Erase All Content and SettingsErase is a quick way to get back to factory settings. I

Page 115 - 11 Lower red lever to

iPhone 4 Troubleshooting — General Troubleshooting 31 2012-02-21RestoreA restore completely erases the device and reinstalls a fresh copy of iOS.WARN

Page 116 - 12 Slide tray through

iPhone 4 Troubleshooting — General Troubleshooting 32 2012-02-21Procedure:Use the following steps to place a device into recovery mode. If the device

Page 117 - 15 Remove iPhone from

iPhone 4 Troubleshooting — General Troubleshooting 33 2012-02-21DFU RestoreDevice Firmware Update (DFU) Restore allows you to perform a restore when

Page 118 - 20 Important: Check

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Power Issues 34 2012-02-21Symptom ChartsPower IssuesNo PowerKnown-Good Parts & Materials Required: USB Power Adapter, D

Page 119

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Power Issues 35 2012-02-214. Verify device status.Identify if device woke up to the “battery trap” image (at left) or to a

Page 120 - Internal View

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Power Issues 36 2012-02-21Battery Will Not ChargeKnown-Good Parts & Materials Required: USB Power Adapter, Dock Connect

Page 121 - Service Parts

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Power Issues 37 2012-02-213. Verify charge status.Check battery icon in the upper right-hand corner of the screen.Is the d

Page 122 - Back Cover Identication

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Power Issues 38 2012-02-21Battery Life Too ShortKnown-Good Parts & Materials Required: USB Power Adapter, Dock Connecto

Page 123 - Back Cover

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Power Issues 39 2012-02-214. Diagnose unresponsive apps.Use diagnostics to determine any apps that are unresponsive runnin

Page 124 - 2 Slide back cover up to

Symptom Charts 34Power Issues 34No Power 34Battery Will Not Charge 36Battery Life Too Short 38Other Power Issue 39Display Issues 40No Video / P

Page 125 - 2 Place back cover on

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Display Issues 40 2012-02-21Display IssuesNo Video / Poor ImageKnown-Good Parts & Materials Required: Dock Connector to

Page 126 - 5 Important: Check

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Display Issues 41 2012-02-21Display AnomaliesKnown-Good Parts & Materials Required: noneQuick CheckSymptoms Quick Check

Page 127 - Internal Checks

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Display Issues 42 2012-02-21Multi-Touch IssuesKnown-Good Parts & Materials Required: noneQuick CheckSymptoms Quick Chec

Page 128 - Serial Number Barcode

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Display Issues 43 2012-02-21Display Rotation IssuesKnown-Good Parts & Materials Required: Dock Connector to USB Cable,

Page 129

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Display Issues 44 2012-02-21Cracked GlassKnown-Good Parts & Materials Required: noneQuick CheckSymptoms Quick Check• C

Page 130

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Display Issues 45 2012-02-21Other Display IssueDeep DiveCheck Result Action1. Verify whether any of the troubleshooting o

Page 131 - 4 Lift camera cowling

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Mechanical Issues 46 2012-02-21Mechanical IssuesButton IssuesKnown-Good Parts & Materials Required: Dock Connector to U

Page 132 - 7 Remove and save the

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Mechanical Issues 47 2012-02-212. Check software response.For volume up/down buttons, test volume up and down. For on/o b

Page 133

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Mechanical Issues 48 2012-02-21Camera IssuesKnown-Good Parts & Materials Required: Dock Connector to USB Cable, compute

Page 134 - 8 Important: Check

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Mechanical Issues 49 2012-02-213. Clean glass over camera lens.If main camera is aected, remove back cover and clean both

Page 135

Take ApartGeneral Information 85Before You Begin 85Electrostatic Discharge Precautions 85Required Tools 85Safety 86Battery Handling 86Broken Gla

Page 136

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Mechanical Issues 50 2012-02-21Temperature AlertKnown-Good Parts & Materials Required: Dock Connector to USB Cable, com

Page 137 - 4 Holding tray down

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Mechanical Issues 51 2012-02-213. Restore with iTunes.Restore the device using the latest version of iTunes. If restore fa

Page 138 - 5 Remove old adhesive

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Mechanical Issues 52 2012-02-21Band Split/OsetDeep DiveCheck Result Action1. Check for safety issue.Determine whether the

Page 139

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Software Issues 53 2012-02-21Software IssuesUnexpected Freeze/Restart/Power O, “Connect to iTunes”Known-Good Parts & M

Page 140

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Software Issues 54 2012-02-213. Identify iOS screen.Identify if the device woke to “slide to unlock” rather than the Apple

Page 141

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Software Issues 55 2012-02-21Alert Messages on Device or in iTunesKnown-Good Parts & Materials Required: Dock Connector

Page 142

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Software Issues 56 2012-02-21App IssuesKnown-Good Parts & Materials Required: Dock Connector to USB Cable, iOS diagnost

Page 143

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Software Issues 57 2012-02-214. Restore with iTunes.Restore the device using the latest version of iTunes. If restore fail

Page 144 - 19 Important: Check

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Software Issues 58 2012-02-212. Erase all content and settings.Go to Settings > General > Reset > Erase All Conte

Page 145 - Take Apart – iPhone 4S

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Connectivity Issues 59 2012-02-21Connectivity IssuesiTunes Sync IssuesKnown-Good Parts & Materials Required: USB Power

Page 146

Take Apart – iPhone 4 (CDMA model)Internal View 120Service Parts 121Back Cover Identication 122Back Cover 123Removal 124Reassembly 125Internal

Page 147

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Connectivity Issues 60 2012-02-212. Verify device presence in iTunes.Connect the device to user’s computer (if available)

Page 148 - Back Cover Service Parts

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Connectivity Issues 61 2012-02-217. Recovery mode restore.Restore the device in recovery mode using the latest version of

Page 149 - SIM Tray

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Connectivity Issues 62 2012-02-21Deep DiveCheck Result Action1. Forget the current network.Go to Settings > Wi-Fi and t

Page 150

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Connectivity Issues 63 2012-02-21Bluetooth IssuesKnown-Good Parts & Materials Required: Bluetooth accessory, Dock Conne

Page 151

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Connectivity Issues 64 2012-02-213. Test known-good Bluetooth accessory.Attempt to pair device with a known-good Bluetooth

Page 152

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Connectivity Issues 65 2012-02-21Deep DiveCheck Result Action1. Identify carrier type.Identify whether the carrier uses CD

Page 153

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Connectivity Issues 66 2012-02-217. Restore with iTunes.Restore the device using the latest version of iTunes. If restore

Page 154

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Connectivity Issues 67 2012-02-21Deep DiveCheck Result Action1. Identify carrier type.Identify whether the carrier uses CD

Page 155

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Connectivity Issues 68 2012-02-217. Reset network settings.Go to Settings > General > Reset > Reset Network Setti

Page 156 - Volume Button Shim

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Connectivity Issues 69 2012-02-21Deep DiveCheck Result Action1. Inspect SIM card and tray.Using the SIM removal tool, ejec

Page 157 - 2 Locate middle screw

Verication TestingCompleting a Repair 176Test Functionality 176Verify Cellular Account 176Clean Device 176Handle Defective Parts 176Carrier Scre

Page 158 - 2012-02-21

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Sound Issues 70 2012-02-21Sound IssuesNo Ringer SoundKnown-Good Parts & Materials Required: Dock Connector to USB Cable

Page 159

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Sound Issues 71 2012-02-213. Restore with iTunes.Restore the device using the latest version of iTunes. If restore fails,

Page 160

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Sound Issues 72 2012-02-212. Restore with iTunes.Restore the device using the latest version of iTunes. If restore fails,

Page 161

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Sound Issues 73 2012-02-21Deep DiveCheck Result Action1. Clean the device.Check that speaker or receiver mesh are not obst

Page 162 - 7 Ensure that you have

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Sound Issues 74 2012-02-21Microphone IssuesKnown-Good Parts & Materials Required: Dock Connector to USB Cable, computer

Page 163 - 5 Secure hook on

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Sound Issues 75 2012-02-213. Erase all content and settings.Go to Settings > General > Reset > Erase All Content

Page 164 - 6 Install (4) new cross

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Sound Issues 76 2012-02-21Headphone IssuesKnown-Good Parts & Materials Required: Apple Earphones, Dock Connector to USB

Page 165

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Sound Issues 77 2012-02-213. Test with known-good headphones.Substitute known-good Apple Earphones. Play known-good media

Page 166 - 3 Lift battery connector

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Sound Issues 78 2012-02-21Headphone Microphone IssuesKnown-Good Parts & Materials Required: Apple Earphones with Remote

Page 167 - 5 Holding tray down

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Sound Issues 79 2012-02-213. Test with known-good headphones.Substitute known-good Apple Earphones with Remote and Mic. Op

Page 168 - 6 Remove old adhesive

© 2011 Apple Inc. All rights reserved. Apple Technician GuideAbout This GuideiPhone 4

Page 169

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Sound Issues 80 2012-02-21Other Sound IssueDeep DiveCheck Result Action1. Verify whether any of the troubleshooting ows a

Page 170

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Accessories Issues 81 2012-02-21Accessories Issues“Accessory not made to work”Known-Good Parts & Materials Required: iP

Page 171

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Accessories Issues 82 2012-02-21TV/Video Out IssuesKnown-Good Parts & Materials Required: Display and compatible cables

Page 172

iPhone 4 Symptom Charts — Accessories Issues 83 2012-02-21Other Accessories IssueDeep DiveCheck Result Action1. Verify whether any of the troublesho

Page 173

© 2011 Apple Inc. All rights reserved. Apple Technician GuideTake ApartiPhone 4

Page 174 - 18 Install (2) new cross

iPhone 4 Take Apart — General Information 85 2012-02-21General InformationBefore You Begin• IMPORTANT: Refer to the Visual Mechanical Inspection gui

Page 175 - Verication Testing

iPhone 4 Take Apart — Safety 86 2012-02-21SafetyBattery HandlingiPhone 4 includes a lithium-polymer rechargeable battery. Avoid exposure to heat and

Page 176 - Completing a Repair

iPhone 4 Take Apart — Safety 87 2012-02-21First Aid MeasuresUnder normal conditions the battery is hermetically sealed.Inhalation Contents of an open

Page 177 - Carrier Screening

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iPhone 4 (GSM model) Take Apart — Internal View 89 2012-02-21Internal ViewInternal view of the iPhone 4 (GSM model), Model A1332:

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iPhone 4 — Updates 9 2012-02-21UpdatesUpdated 21 February 2012Cover Page: Changed document number to version 070-2840-C.Troubleshooting:• Removed Vi

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iPhone 4 (GSM model) Take Apart — Service Parts 90 2012-02-21Service PartsService Parts for iPhone 4 (GSM model)Description Part Number Kit ContentsS

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iPhone 4 (GSM model) Take Apart — Service Parts 91 2012-02-21Back Cover IdenticationThe back cover of iPhone 4 includes glass that is very similar t

Page 182 - Functional Testing

iPhone 4 (GSM model) Take Apart — Service Parts 92 2012-02-21The following tables will help you identify the correct back cover for the model being r

Page 183 - Test Proximity Sensor

iPhone 4 (GSM model) Take Apart — SIM Tray 93 2012-02-21First Steps• Power o iPhoneRemoval1 Insert the end of a SIM Removal Tool (922-8417) or a s

Page 184 - Test Bluetooth

iPhone 4 (GSM model) Take Apart — Back Cover 94 2012-02-21First Steps• Refer to the Visual Mechanical Inspection guidelines to determine any accide

Page 185 - Test Compass

iPhone 4 (GSM model) Take Apart — Back Cover 95 2012-02-21Removal1 Remove (2) dock screws on bottom of phone using iPhone Torque Driver and iPhone To

Page 186 - Test Audio Recording

iPhone 4 (GSM model) Take Apart — Back Cover 96 2012-02-21Reassembly1 If installing a new replacement back cover, remove 2 pieces of clear protective

Page 187 - Test Main Camera

iPhone 4 (GSM model) Take Apart — Back Cover 97 2012-02-213 Slide back cover down and into the locked position.4 Insert (2) new dock screws on bott

Page 188 - Test Front Camera

iPhone 4 (GSM model) Take Apart — Internal Checks 98 2012-02-21Internal ChecksInternal Liquid Contact IndicatorsThe iPhone 4 (GSM model) contains two

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iPhone 4 (GSM model) Take Apart — Internal Checks 99 2012-02-21Serial Number BarcodeWith the back cover removed, the serial number is printed in barc

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