Screw size guide or chart?

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iPhone 6

Das iPhone 6 mit dem 4,7 Zoll Display ist die kleinere Version des iPhone 6 Plus und kam am 19. September 2014 auf dem Markt. Es hat die Modelnnummern A1549, A1586 und A1589.

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craigad24 @craigad24

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Screw size guide or chart?

Does anyone have any information on the screw sizes on the iPhone 6. Particularly the 5 screws that hold the lcd,digitzer, home button and speaker flex metal bracket/plate down. Going back to the iPhone 5 I remember that using the wrong screw size can lead to damaging the motherboard. Sometimes the screws can get muddled up for whatever reason so I'd like to be sure I always use the correct screws when replacing screens etc. Any help on this would be very appreciated. Thanks

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craigad24, just use the guides like this one. Each step will have the screw size listed in it.

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Who can tell the difference in 1.2 and 1.7 mm? PLEASE SOMEONE WITH PICTURES THAT WE CAN PRINT OUT! And while you are at it make a printable map for each. One of you has it done already. Even if they weren't life size pictures of the screws comparing them would help! I don't care if you tech dudes think I'm an idiot, I am when it comes to this. (at least I can skateboard!)

29. Okt 2015 von Conley Reed

I don't think anybody on here thinks you are an idiot. You are right, a difference of a mere 0.5 mm is hard to spot by eye. I would use an inexpensive set of calipers for that. Sometimes you can spot the difference by comparing the screws side by side.

30. Okt 2015 von oldturkey03

Use a micrometer or vernier to measure the difference

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Micrometer

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vernier_sc...

26. Apr 2016 von Stephen Morrisby

my husband has a caliper that i used to measure the screws....you just have to find a site that has the right screw size

28. Mär 2017 von buckey.bolden

Eyeball both of the screw's and take a guess which you think is the longer one. Then verify your visual by getting a small cheap level from the dollar store. Stand both screws up. Put the level on top of the screw's. That should tell you which is the taller of the two. Flip the level left to right and up and down to make sure. Just an inexpensive idea that should/might work for $1.

20. Apr 2017 von brittany.nicole111

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Who can tell the difference in 1.2 and 1.7 mm? PLEASE SOMEONE WITH PICTURES THAT WE CAN PRINT OUT! And while you are at it make a printable map for each. One of you has it done already. Even if they weren't life size pictures of the screws comparing them would help! I don't care if you tech dudes think I'm an idiot, I am when it comes to this. (at least I can skateboard!) — Conley Reed
I don't think anybody on here thinks you are an idiot. You are right, a difference of a mere 0.5 mm is hard to spot by eye. I would use an inexpensive set of calipers for that. Sometimes you can spot the difference by comparing the screws side by side. — oldturkey03
Use a micrometer or vernier to measure the difference

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Micrometer

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vernier_sc... — Stephen Morrisby
my husband has a caliper that i used to measure the screws....you just have to find a site that has the right screw size — buckey.bolden
Eyeball both of the screw's and take a guess which you think is the longer one. Then verify your visual by getting a small cheap level from the dollar store. Stand both screws up. Put the level on top of the screw's. That should tell you which is the taller of the two. Flip the level left to right and up and down to make sure. Just an inexpensive idea that should/might work for $1. — brittany.nicole111

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I measured these using a digital caliber. This is off of an iPhone 6, 4.7screen. I measured the entire screw length. The measurement is for the entire screw length

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Thanks! Putting them side by side with a magnifying glass I could guess 1.32 v 1.34.

18. Dez 2016 von smcgreg

could you guide me on actually how to use the digital calipers on screws , i gave up and bought the caliper just for this project

7. Jun 2017 von Kaveen Journey

A good video would be https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJy8S6r2.... Be sure to turn on the caliper closed, that way it calibrates properly.

7. Jun 2017 von MSFA

The screw was measured by placing in the caliper as shown in picture.[image|1139208]

7. Jun 2017 von MSFA

Hi MSFA ! Do you have iphone 6s back camera grounding flex cable two screws size. And which end of the that cable go to which point. The one goes to the camera the other goes to the point next to the camera cable port. And could you measure for me those two screws size.

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