nobody should have to replace the
battery in their iPhone 10 just yet
but in the future if you find yourself
using dark mode just to save a little
bit of battery it might be time to bite
the bullet today I'm going to show you
how to replace the battery in your
iPhone 10 remember that by opening your
device you're losing water resistance so
be mindful of exposing your phone to
water from now on for this repair you're
going to need a P two pentalobe
screwdriver a tri point Y triple zero
driver a spudger tweezers an eye opener
a nice plaque and opening pics start by
removing the strangely long P two
pentalobe screws by the lightning
connector next use an eye opener to
soften the adhesive on the edge of the
phone and grab your ice black to
separate the display this will also help
you insert an opening pic to cut away
the adhesive once you get to the side
with the power button be careful the
display connectors reside on this side
and going in too deep with your pic can
damage them go all around the phone
making sure you cut away the remaining
adhesive the iPhone 10 still opens up to
the right just like the iPhone seven and
eight but all the connectors are now
under one bracket to rule them all go
ahead and remove those five tripoint
screws and lift the bracket away with
your tweezers
grab your spudger and pray to the cable
gods that you disconnect the right
cables just kidding
I'll show you where to start start by
disconnecting the battery it's the third
one up from the bottom then disconnect
the three display connectors it's easier
if you just follow the cables to its
connector on the logic board with all
the connectors disconnected you can
remove the old display with the display
removed start lifting the tabs on the
battery there are four so make sure you
get them all grab the first one with
your pointy tweezers and do what I like
to call the pole and twist pull on the
tab and then twist the tweezers as you
go this should help against breaking the
adhesive strips if the adhesive is
making an awful stretching sound as you
pull you're probably doing it right if
you happen to break them in the process
you're gonna have to resort to the
scrape and Prime ethic once you've
removed all the adhesive strips the
battery should be free that's all for
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you