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iPhone 15 Logic Board Replacement

Use this guide to remove or replace the logic...

Apple iPhone 15 Moderate 3 - 4 hours Guide 165728
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Before you begin

Use this guide to remove or replace the logic board in an iPhone 15. You'll need replacement back glass and screen adhesive to complete this repair. If the battery is swollen, take appropriate precautions and follow this guide to replace it. Due to Apple's parts pairing restrictions, much of your iPhone's functionality depends on the logic board. If you use all genuine parts, run Apple's Repair Assistant (introduced in iOS 18) to avoid any issues. Otherwise, to retain full functionality, you must also replace the following parts with ones that are paired to the replacement logic board: Screen (to retain True Tone and Auto-Brightness)Front Camera and Sensors (most functionality)Battery (to retain battery health data)

Step 1

Prepare your phone for disassembly

  • Allow your phone's battery to drain below 25%, as a charged lithium-ion battery is a potential safety hazard.
  • Unplug any cables from your phone.
  • Hold the power and either volume buttons and slide to power off your phone.
Step 2

Tape over any cracks

  • If your screen or back glass is badly cracked, lay overlapping strips of packing tape over the glass to protect yourself and make disassembly easier.
  • Make sure there's a smooth area near the bottom edge that's big enough for a suction cup to stick to.
Step 3

Mark your opening picks

  • If inserted too far, an opening pick can damage your device. Follow this step to mark your pick and prevent damage.
  • Measure 3 mm from the tip and mark the opening pick with a permanent marker.
  • You can also mark the other corners of the pick with different measurements.
  • Alternatively, tape a coin to a pick 3 mm from the tip.
Step 4

Remove the pentalobe screws

  • Use a P2 pentalobe driver to remove the two 7.7 mm-long screws on either side of the charging port.
Step 5

Screen information

  • For easier screen removal in the next steps, note the following:
  • There's a plastic bezel on the underside of the screen. Your opening pick will go underneath this bezel.
  • There's a seam between the plastic bezel and the display panel. Don't insert your pick here or you'll separate the two.
  • Sometimes the display panel separates from the bezel before you even get a chance to insert a pick. This may be unavoidable depending on the condition of the adhesive.
Step 6

Heat the bottom edge

  • Use a hair dryer or heat gun to heat the bottom edge of the screen until it's hot to the touch.
  • Be careful not to heat the phone hotter than this—the battery is susceptible to heat damage.
Step 7

Insert an opening pick

  • Apply a suction handle to the bottom edge of the screen.
  • Pull up on the handle with a strong, steady force to create a gap between the screen and the frame.
  • Insert the tip of an opening pick into the gap.
Step 8

Screen information

  • As you slice the adhesive securing the screen in the next steps, be careful of the following areas:
  • There are two delicate cables connecting the screen to the phone, one just above the mute switch, and the other about halfway between the volume down button and the bottom of the phone.
  • There are multiple spring contacts around the perimeter of the phone. Be extra careful not to insert your pick deeper than suggested in these locations to avoid bending the contacts.
Step 9

Separate the bottom edge adhesive

  • Don't insert your opening pick deeper than 3 mm along the bottom edge.
  • Slide your pick back and forth along the bottom edge to separate the adhesive.
  • Leave your pick inserted in the bottom right corner to prevent the adhesive from re-sealing.
Step 10

Heat the right edge

  • Heat the right edge of the screen until it's hot to the touch.
Step 11

Position the opening pick

  • Don't insert your pick deeper than 5 mm along the right edge.
  • Slide your pick around the bottom right corner of the screen and toward the power button until you feel a hard stop at a clip securing the screen.
  • Rotate your pick so the flat edge is under the screen.
Step 12

Release the right clip

  • Hold the pick with one hand and twist it to increase the gap between the screen and the frame and release the right clip.
  • Insert a second opening pick to the right of the first one.
Step 13

Separate the right edge adhesive

  • Slide the first pick back to the bottom right corner of the screen.
  • Slide the second pick to the top right corner of the screen to separate the adhesive.
  • Leave these picks inserted to prevent the adhesive from resealing.
Step 14

Heat the top edge

  • Heat the top edge of the screen until it's hot to the touch.
Step 15

Separate the top right corner adhesive

  • Don't insert your pick deeper than 3 mm along the top edge.
  • Insert a third opening pick in the top right corner, just above the previous pick.
  • Slide your pick around the top right corner and along the top edge until you feel it stop against the top left screen clip.
Step 16

Release the top edge clips

  • Rotate your pick so its flat edge is under the screen.
  • Twist your pick to release the top left screen clip.
  • Slide your pick to the top left corner.
Step 17

Heat the left edge

  • Heat the left edge of the screen until it's hot to the touch.
Step 18

Separate the left edge adhesive

  • Don't insert your pick deeper than 3 mm along the left edge to avoid the two cables connecting the screen to the phone.
  • Slide your pick around the top left corner of the screen and along the left edge to release the clips and separate the adhesive securing it.
Step 19

Swing open the screen

  • Gently swing open the screen over the left edge of the phone.
  • If the screen feels stuck, go back around the perimeter to check for missed sections of adhesive or stuck clips.
Step 20

Unfasten the front sensor connector cover

  • Use a tri-point Y000 driver to remove the 0.9 mm-long screw securing the front sensor connector cover.
Step 21

Remove the cover

  • Use tweezers to lift the cover to a 90-degree angle.
  • Unhook the cover from its slot in the logic board.
  • Remove the cover.
Step 22

Disconnect the front sensor

  • Use the tip of an opening pick to pry up and disconnect the front sensor press connector.
Step 23

Unfasten the screen connector cover

  • Use your tri-point Y000 driver to remove the 0.9 mm‑long screw securing the screen connector cover.
Step 24

Remove the cover

  • Use tweezers to lift the cover and unlatch it from its hook on the logic board.
  • Remove the cover.
Step 25

Disconnect the screen

  • Use the tip of an opening pick to pry up and disconnect the screen press connector.
Step 26

Remove the screen

  • Remove the screen.
Step 27

Flip your iPhone over

  • Flip your phone over and lay it on a soft surface, such as a microfiber cloth, to protect its internals as you work.
Step 28

Heat the bottom edge

  • Use a hair dryer or heat gun to heat the bottom edge of the back glass until it's hot to the touch.
  • Be careful not to heat the phone hotter than this—the battery is susceptible to heat damage.
Step 29

Insert an opening pick

  • Apply a suction handle to the bottom edge of the back glass.
  • Pull up on the handle with a strong, steady force to create a gap between the back glass and the frame.
  • Insert the tip of an opening pick into the gap.
Step 30

Back glass information

  • As you slice the adhesive securing the back glass in the next steps, be careful of the following areas:
  • There's a delicate cable connecting the back glass to the phone, right next to the volume down button. Don't insert your pick here to avoid slicing the cable.
  • There are multiple spring contacts around the perimeter of the phone. Be extra careful not to insert your pick deeper than suggested in each step to avoid bending these contacts.
Step 31

Separate the bottom edge adhesive

  • Don't insert your opening pick deeper than 5 mm along the bottom edge.
  • Slide your pick back and forth along the bottom edge to separate the adhesive.
  • Leave your pick inserted in the bottom right corner to prevent the adhesive from re-sealing.
Step 32

Heat the right edge

  • Heat the right edge of the back glass until it's hot to the touch.
Step 33

Separate the bottom right corner adhesive

  • Don't insert your pick deeper than 7 mm along the right edge.
  • Rotate your pick around the bottom right corner and slide it to the volume down button or until you feel a hard stop at a large clip securing the back glass.
  • Don't slice past the volume buttons to avoid damaging the wireless charging cable.
  • Leave this pick inserted to prevent the adhesive from resealing.
Step 34

Heat the left edge

  • Heat the left edge of the back glass until it's hot to the touch.
Step 35

Separate the left edge adhesive

  • Along the left edge, don't insert your pick deeper than 5 mm.
  • Insert a second opening pick at the bottom edge.
  • Rotate the second pick around the bottom left corner.
  • Slide this pick up to the top left corner to separate the adhesive.
  • Leave this pick inserted to prevent the adhesive from resealing.
Step 36

Heat the top edge

  • Heat the top edge of the back glass until it's hot to the touch.
Step 37

Separate the top edge adhesive

  • Don't insert your pick deeper than 3 mm along the top edge.
  • Rotate your second opening pick around the top left corner and slide it to the top right corner to separate the adhesive.
  • You might hear and feel clicks as the top two clips release.
  • Leave this pick in place to prevent the adhesive from resealing.
Step 38

Heat the top right corner

  • Heat the top right corner of the back glass until it's hot to the touch.
Step 39

Separate the top right corner adhesive

  • Don't insert your pick deeper than 4 mm along the right edge.
  • Rotate the second opening pick around the top right corner and slide it to the volume up button to separate the adhesive.
Step 40

Open the back glass

  • Gently lift and swing open the back glass to the right of the phone.
  • If the back glass feels stuck, go back around the perimeter to check for missed sections of adhesive or stuck clips.
  • Rest the back glass against a raised surface so it doesn't strain the cable.
Step 41

Unfasten the lower connector cover

  • Throughout this repair, keep track of each screw and make sure it goes back exactly where it came from.
  • Use a tri-point Y000 driver to remove the two 1.3 mm-long screws securing the lower connector cover.
Step 42

Remove the lower connector cover

  • Use tweezers to slide the cover toward the top of the phone to unlatch it from the logic board.
  • Remove the cover.
Step 43

Disconnect the battery

  • Hold the back glass upright with one hand and rotate it just enough to reveal the battery press connector just below the volume buttons.
  • A plus and minus sign is printed on the head of this connector.
  • Use the tip of an opening pick to pry up and disconnect the battery press connector from the logic board.
Step 44

Unfasten the middle connector cover

  • Use your tri-point Y000 driver to remove the 0.9 mm-long screw securing the middle connector cover.
Step 45

Remove the cover

  • Use the flat end of a spudger or your finger to push the cover toward the bottom of the phone and unclip its top edge.
  • Remove the cover.
Step 46

Disconnect the wireless charging coil

  • Use an opening pick to pry up and disconnect the wireless charging coil and NFC connector.
Step 47

Remove the back glass

  • Remove the back glass.
Step 48

Remove the upper connector cover

  • Use your tri-point Y000 driver to remove the two 1.3 mm‑long screws securing the upper connector cover.
  • Remove the cover.
Step 49

Disconnect the front camera and sensors

  • Use the tip of an opening pick to pry up and disconnect the antenna, front sensors, and front camera press connectors (three connectors in total).
Step 50

Remove the front camera and sensors

  • Use tweezers or your fingers to pull the front camera and sensors out of their recess in the frame and remove them.
Step 51

Disconnect the earpiece speaker

  • Use the tip of an opening pick to pry up and disconnect the earpiece speaker press connector.
Step 52

Unfasten the earpiece speaker

  • Use a Phillips #000 driver to remove the five screws securing the earpiece speaker:
  • Two 1.1 mm‑long screws
  • Three 1.6 mm‑long screws
Step 53

Remove the earpiece speaker

  • Use tweezers or your fingers to lift and pull the earpiece speaker away from the top of the phone to free the gasket from the frame.
  • Remove the earpiece speaker.
Step 54

Separate the battery cable

  • Light adhesive secures the battery cable to the logic board.
  • Slide an opening pick under the battery cable to separate it from the logic board.
  • Be careful not to crease the cable or dent the battery with your tool.
Step 55

Disconnect the volume buttons

  • Use the tip of an opening pick to pry up and disconnect the volume buttons press connector.
Step 56

Disconnect the power button

  • Disconnect the power button press connector.
Step 57

Disconnect the rear cameras and antenna

  • Disconnect the rear cameras and antenna press connectors (three connectors in total).
Step 58

Disconnect the eSIM, Taptic Engine, and charging port

  • Disconnect the eSIM, Taptic Engine, and charging port press connectors (three connectors in total).
Step 59

Unfasten the logic board

  • Use your standoff driver to remove the five standoff screws securing the logic board:
  • One 2.9 mm‑long screw
  • One 3.9 mm‑long screw
  • Three 3.5 mm‑long screws
  • If you don't have a standoff driver, you may use a thin flathead driver—but be careful not to strip the shallow notches in the screw heads.
Step 60

Remove the logic board

  • Grip the top edge of the logic board and gently pull it out from under the cables.
  • Remove the logic board.
  • During reassembly, make sure all nine press connectors (including the small volume buttons cable) are above the logic board.
Step 61

End of disassembly

  • Congratulations on completing disassembly! The remaining steps will show you how to reassemble your device.
  • When reconnecting press connectors, align the connector carefully over its socket and press down with your fingertip or spudger—first on one side, then the other—until it clicks into place. Don't try to force the connector into place. If you're having trouble, reposition it and try again.
Step 62

Place the logic board

  • Slide the logic board into its slot in the frame, making sure the nine press connectors are above the logic board.
Step 63

Install the logic board screws

  • Use your standoff driver to install the five standoff screws securing the logic board:
  • One 2.9 mm‑long screw
  • One 3.9 mm‑long screw
  • Three 3.5 mm‑long screws
  • If you don't have a standoff driver, you may use a thin flathead driver—but be careful not to strip the shallow notches in the screw heads.
Step 64

Connect the press connectors

  • Use your spudger or your fingers to connect the eight press connectors:
  • The power button
  • The volume button
  • The rear cameras and antenna (three connectors in total)
  • The eSIM
  • The Taptic Engine
  • The charging port
  • Don't connect the battery press connector yet.
Step 65

Place the earpiece speaker

  • Align the gasket on the earpiece speaker with its sound channel.
  • Press the earpiece speaker onto the frame so it lies flat.
Step 66

Install the earpiece speaker screws

  • Use a Phillips #000 driver to install the five screws securing the earpiece speaker:
  • Two 1.1 mm‑long screws
  • Three 1.6 mm‑long screws
Step 67

Install the front camera assembly

  • Slide the front camera assembly into its recess in the frame.
  • Set the assembly down so it lies flat.
Step 68

Connect the assemblies

  • Use the flat end of a spudger or your finger to connect the front camera and earpiece speaker press connectors.
  • If the iPhone has a mmWave antenna, connect it as well.
Step 69

Install the upper connector cover

  • Place the cover over the logic board and align its screw holes.
  • Use your tri-point Y000 driver to install the two 1.3 mm‑long screws securing the upper connector cover.
Step 70

Remove the back glass adhesive

  • Be careful not to damage any of the spring contacts as you clean the frame.
  • This is a good point to test your repair before sealing up your phone. Connect the battery and back glass, power on your phone, and make sure it works as expected. Power it back down, disconnect the battery and back glass, and continue reassembly.
  • The adhesive remaining on your phone is difficult to remove and leaves residue. If you have trouble removing the adhesive, apply some heat using a hair dryer or heat gun.
  • Use the pointed end of a spudger to press and roll the adhesive until you can grip it with a pair of tweezers.
  • Use the tweezers to pull the adhesive off of the phone.
Step 71

Repair step

  • Any leftover residue will compromise your iPhone's seal. Be sure to clean the frame thoroughly.
  • Wrap a microfiber or lint-free cloth around the pointed end of a spudger and apply a few drops of high-concentration (greater than 90%) isopropyl alcohol to the cloth.
  • Wipe in one direction along the perimeter of the frame to clean the adhesive residue.
  • Wait a few minutes before proceeding to make sure any excess alcohol has evaporated.
Step 72

Orient the adhesive

  • Lay the adhesive next to the phone and use features like cutouts for spring contacts and the rear camera to make sure the adhesive is oriented correctly.
  • Your adhesive may look slightly different.
Step 73

Apply the adhesive

  • Once the adhesive is pressed into place, you can't reposition it—you'll have to remove it and start over with new adhesive.
  • Use the pull tab to begin peeling the back liner off the adhesive starting from the bottom, but don't remove the liner all the way.
  • Hold the liner out of the way and align the adhesive with the bottom edge of the iPhone.
  • Lay the bottom edge of the adhesive into its recess in the frame, making sure the iPhone's spring contacts are aligned with their cutouts in the liner.
Step 74

Repair step

  • When the adhesive is aligned, use the flat end of a spudger or your finger to press it down firmly along the bottom edge.
Step 75

Repair step

  • Continue peeling the back liner off of the adhesive while pressing the adhesive into place along the edges of the iPhone's frame.
  • If you correctly aligned the lower edge of the adhesive, the side and top edges will fall perfectly into place. If the adhesive is misaligned, remove it and start over with new adhesive.
  • If your adhesive is misaligned and you don't have another set handy, it's okay to temporarily put your iPhone back together and use it normally without any adhesive, but keep in mind that your iPhone's water resistance will be compromised until you install new adhesive.
Step 76

Press the adhesive into place

  • Make sure the liner is aligned properly by checking that all spring contacts and the rear camera are in their cutouts. If they aren't, remove the adhesive and start over with a new sheet.
  • Use the flat end of a spudger to press the adhesive into place around the perimeter of the frame.
  • Be careful not to touch the spring contacts sticking through the pink liner.
Step 77

Remove the top liner

  • Remove the top adhesive liner.
  • Depending on your adhesive, your liner might be split into multiple parts or be a single piece.
Step 78

Prop up the back glass

  • Prop up the back glass along the right edge of the iPhone, using a box or similar sturdy object to support the screen.
  • Use the flat end of a spudger or your finger to connect the wireless charging coil press connector, then the battery press connector.
Step 79

Place the middle connector cover

  • Place the middle connector cover over the wireless charging coil press connector so it slightly overhangs the slot on the logic board for the bottom clip.
Step 80

Repair step

  • Use your finger to press the cover down on the logic board.
  • While pressing it down, slide the cover upward so both metal clips slot into their spots in the logic board.
Step 81

Place the lower connector cover

  • Use tweezers to hook the top of the lower connector cover into its slot on the logic board.
  • Lay the lower connector cover over the press connectors.
Step 82

Install the cover screws

  • Use a tri-point Y000 screwdriver to install the 0.9 mm‑long screw securing the middle connector cover.
  • Use a tri-point Y000 screwdriver to install the two 1.3 mm‑long screws securing the lower connector cover.
Step 83

Remove the final adhesive liners

  • Use tweezers or your fingers to separate the pull tabs at the bottom of the frame, near the charging port.
Step 84

Repair step

  • Remove the narrow liner covering the adhesive along the left and top edges of the frame.
Step 85

Repair step

  • Hold the back glass over the phone without letting it touch the adhesive, so you can access the remaining liners along the right edge of the phone.
  • Use a pair of tweezers or your fingers to remove the remaing liners along the right edge of the phone.
Step 86

Install the back glass

  • Lay the back glass straight down onto the frame and press until the clips engage.
  • Press around the perimeter of the back glass to engage all the clips.
Step 87

Heat the back glass

  • To help the adhesive bond, apply heat to the edges of the back glass using an iOpener, hair dryer, or heat gun until it's hot to the touch.
  • Firmly press around the perimeter of the back glass.
Step 88

Remove the screen adhesive

  • Be careful not to damage any of the spring contacts as you clean the frame.
  • This is a good point to test your repair before sealing up your phone. Connect the screen, power on your phone, and make sure it works as expected. Power it back down and continue reassembly.
  • The adhesive remaining on your phone is difficult to remove and leaves residue. If you have trouble removing the adhesive, apply some heat using a hair dryer or heat gun.
  • Use a spudger to push the screen adhesive up until you can grab it with a pair of tweezers.
  • Use a pair of tweezers, or your fingers, to remove the adhesive around the entire perimeter of the iPhone.
Step 89

Repair step

  • Any leftover residue will compromise your iPhone's seal. Be sure to clean the frame thoroughly.
  • Wrap a microfiber or lint-free cloth around the pointed end of a spudger and apply a few drops of high-concentration (greater than 90%) isopropyl alcohol to the cloth.
  • Wipe in one direction along the perimeter of the frame to clean the adhesive residue.
  • Wait a few minutes before proceeding to make sure any excess alcohol has evaporated.
Step 90

Orient the adhesive

  • Lay the adhesive next to the phone and use features like cutouts for spring contacts and the front‑facing camera to make sure the adhesive is oriented correctly.
  • Your adhesive may look slightly different.
Step 91

Apply the adhesive

  • Once the adhesive is pressed into place, you can't reposition it—you'll have to remove it and start over with new adhesive.
  • Use the pull tab to begin peeling the back liner off of the adhesive starting from the bottom, but do not remove the liner all the way.
  • While holding the back liner out of the way, carefully align the exposed edge of the adhesive to the bottom edge of the iPhone's frame.
Step 92

Repair step

  • When the adhesive is aligned, use the flat end of a spudger, or your finger, to press it down firmly along the bottom edge.
Step 93

Repair step

  • Continue peeling the back liner off of the adhesive while pressing the adhesive into place along the edges of the iPhone's frame.
  • If you correctly aligned the lower edge of the adhesive, the side and top edges will fall perfectly into place. If the adhesive is misaligned, remove it and start over with new adhesive.
  • If your adhesive is misaligned and you don't have another set handy, it's okay to temporarily put your iPhone back together and use it normally without any adhesive, but keep in mind that your iPhone's water resistance will be compromised until you install new adhesive.
Step 94

Press the adhesive into place

  • Make sure the liner is aligned properly by checking that all spring contacts and the front-facing camera are in their cutouts. If they aren't, remove the adhesive and start over with a new sheet.
  • Use the flat end of a spudger to press the adhesive firmly into place all around the iPhone.
  • Be careful not to press on the camera, spring contacts, or other internal components.
Step 95

Remove the top liner

  • Insert the point of a spudger under the top liner's hole at the bottom of the frame.
  • Pry up to separate the liner from the frame—enough to grip it with your fingers.
  • Your pull tab may be in a different location. Make sure you're pulling the full-size top liner, not the thin liners under it.
Step 96

Repair step

  • Peel back the top liner and remove it.
Step 97

Prop up the screen

  • Prop the screen up along the left edge of the iPhone frame, using a box or similar sturdy object to support the screen.
Step 98

Connect the screen

  • Use the flat end of a spudger or your finger to connect the screen and front sensor press connectors.
Step 99

Repair step

  • Insert the top of the screen connector cover into its slot in the frame and lay it over the press connector.
Step 100

Repair step

  • Insert the front sensor connector cover into its slot in the frame at a 90‑degree angle vertically.
  • Lay the cover over the press connector.
Step 101

Install the cover screws

  • Use a tri-point Y000 driver to install the two 0.9 mm‑long screws securing the front sensor connector and screen connector covers.
Step 102

Remove the final adhesive liners

  • As you remove the liners in this step, the adhesive will be fully exposed. Make sure nothing touches the exposed adhesive.
  • Use a spudger, or your fingers, to separate the pull tabs at the bottom right corner of the frame.
Step 103

Repair step

  • Remove the narrow liner covering the adhesive along the right and top edges of the frame.
Step 104

Repair step

  • Remove the liner along the bottom edge of the frame.
Step 105

Repair step

  • Without letting the screen touch the adhesive, hold the screen over the phone so you can access the final liner along the left edge of the phone.
  • Use a pair of tweezers or your fingers to remove the final liner along the left edge of the phone.
Step 106

Place the screen

  • Lay the screen straight down onto the frame and press until the clips engage.
  • Press around the perimeter of the screen to engage all clips.
Step 107

Heat the screen

  • To help the adhesive bond, apply heat to the edges of the screen using an iOpener, hair dryer, or heat gun until it's hot to the touch.
  • If you have screen vise clamps, use them to strengthen the bond of your new adhesive. If not, keep reading for more ways to secure the screen.
Step 108

Press the screen

  • To evenly compress your iPhone and strengthen the bond of the screen to the frame, you need to account for the camera bump.
  • If you have the box your iPhone came in, take the lid and place it on a flat surface.
  • If you don't have your original box, skip this step for an alternate method.
  • Place your iPhone screen-side-up in the lid of your box with the camera bump in its recess.
  • Find something close to the size of your iPhone, but taller than the sides of the box. Stack it on top of the iPhone, followed by a few heavy objects.
  • Leave the objects in place for at least thirty minutes. The lighter the objects, the longer they should be left. Ideally, leave them stacked overnight.
Step 109

Repair step

  • If you don't have the original box for your iPhone, follow the next three steps for another method to evenly compress the screen.
  • Place the iPhone screen-side-down on a soft, flat surface.
  • Apply tape to the back glass to protect its finish.
Step 110

Repair step

  • Place evenly spaced layers of coins or similarly thick objects on the tape along the edges of the back glass.
  • Stack them to a consistent height taller than the camera bump.
Step 111

Repair step

  • Stack multiple books or other heavy objects on your iPhone.
  • The coins may leave an impression on the bottom object, so don't use anything valuable.
  • Leave the objects in place for at least thirty minutes. The lighter the objects, the longer they should be left. Ideally, leave them stacked overnight.
Step 112

Install the pentalobe screws

  • Use a P2 pentalobe driver to install the two 7.7 mm‑long screws on either side of the charging port.