What I work on.

Reference shots of the hardware that comes across the bench. These are product and teardown photos, not my own repairs. As I get pictures of my own work, they’ll replace these.

The internals of the iPhone Duo: two battery cells either side of the hinge assembly, logic board and speakers
The new iPhone DuoApple showing off the hinge. Over a hundred precision components in one mechanism. I haven’t fixed one yet, but I’m learning the hardware and the teardown now so I’m ready when they start showing up.
The internals of a MacBook Pro: fans, heat pipe and battery cells
MacBook Pro, M2 ProFans, heat pipe, and the battery cells that fill most of the base.
A shattered iPhone SE display
iPhone SE 2Shattered glass and digitizer, the most common repair there is.
The internal layout of an iPhone Air
iPhone AirHow an entire phone gets fitted into something this thin.
An iPhone camera module, lens stack visible
iPhone 17 ProThe camera module, lens stack and sensor assembly.
A HomePod opened to show the woofer, tweeters and logic board
HomePod, 2nd generationWoofer, tweeters, and the logic board wrapped around them.
The milled aluminum frame of an iPhone 17 Pro
iPhone 17 ProThe aluminum unibody. It spreads heat across the whole frame and makes the phone stiffer.

What’s inside

A phone has about forty parts. When one fails, I replace that one.

An iPhone 13 Pro fully disassembled, every component laid out in order
iPhone 13 ProTaken all the way down. About forty separate parts, and the fault usually lives in one of them.

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