Apple has a list of everything you need to repair the iPhone 16

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Apple has posted a guide covering what tools you need to replace the iPhone 16 battery, and a list of other items needed to conduct wider repairs.

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The guide

, found on Apple's support site, provides a small list of items you'll need to make sure you have on hand before you start.

  • 9-volt battery

  • 9-volt battery clips (923-10726)

  • Battery press (923-02657)

  • Ethanol wipes or isopropyl alcohol (IPA) wipes

  • Nylon probe (black stick) (922-5065) or suction cup

  • Safety glasses with side shields

  • Sand

  • Sand container



And, as expected, Apple has peppered the entire guide with warnings about the dangers of battery repair. It also suggests users run Repair Assistant, which will finish the repair for select new and used genuine Apple parts.

A secondary tool list prepares you for all the tools you'll need for iPhone 16 repairs in general. This list includes:

  • Back protective cover

  • Adhesive de-bond fixture (661-42688)

  • Adjustable torque driver (10-34 Ncm) (923-02995)

  • Cut-resistant gloves

  • ESD mat

  • ESD wrist strap with clip or plug

  • Heat-resistant gloves

  • JCIS bit for fixed driver (923-0246)

  • Long JCIS bit (923-10727)

  • Nitrile or lint-free gloves

  • Super screw bit (923-02066)

  • Torque driver (green, 0.45 kgf cm)(923-00105)

  • Torque driver (teal, 0.75 kgf cm) (923-08085)



Apple has also updated its device documentation with repair manuals for the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro lines.



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  • Reply 1 of 2
    eriamjheriamjh Posts: 1,844member
    Sand and sand container?  (Looks at link and list).

    Yup.  Sand!

    edited September 2024
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  • Reply 2 of 2
    eriamjh said:
    Sand and sand container?  (Looks at link and list).

    Yup.  Sand!

    Fire suppressant: Lithium-ion batteries are highly volatile and not easily extinguished

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