iPhone 7/8/SE 2020 Earpiece Mesh Replacement
iPhone 7/8/SE 2020 Earpiece Mesh Replacement
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iPhone 7/8/SE 2020 Earpiece Mesh Replacement
iPhone 7/8/SE 2020 Earpiece Mesh Replacement
In Stock
Regular price
NZ$1.99
Regular price
Sale price
NZ$1.99
Unit price
per
inc GST
- Brand new replacement inner earpiece speaker mesh
- Suitable replacement if your earpiece speaker is quiet or muffled
- Compatible with iPhone 7 (A1660, A1778, A1779 & A1780), iPhone 8 (A1863, A1905, A1906 & A1907), iPhone SE 2020 (A2275, A2296 & A2298) models.
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Product Details
If your top ear speaker sounds quiet when talking on your iPhone 7, 8 or SE 2020, you may find replacing the earpiece mesh will fix the problem. Little bits of debris can get stuck in the mesh and overtime reduce the sound coming through.
Product Features:
- earpiece mesh replacement
- includes adhesive
Please Note
This part does not include the earpiece speaker.
Specifications
- Type: Mesh Replacement
- Warranty: 12 Months
How do I find my Model number?
iPhone 7
iPhone 8
iPhone SE 2020
Compatible Model Numbers
iPhone 7Model Number (A Number)
- A1660
- A1778
- A1779
- A1780
How do I find my Model number?
iPhone 7 Model Numbers
Model Identifier
- iPhone9,1
- iPhone9,3
EMC Number
- EMC 3091
Device Number (M Number)
- MN8G2
- MN8H2
- MN8J2
- MN8K2
- MN8L2
- MN8M2
- MN8N2
- MN8P2
- MN8Q2
- MN8R2
- MN8T2
- MN8U2
- MN8V2
- MN8W2
- MN8X2
- MN902
- MN912
- MN922
- MN942
- MN952
- MN962
- MN972
- MN9C2
- MN9D2
- MN9E2
- MN9F2
- MN9G2
- MN9H2
- MN9J2
- MN9K2
- MN9L2
- MN9M2
- MN9N2
- MN9P2
- MN9Q2
- MN9R2
- MN9T2
- MN9U2
- MN9V2
- MN9W2
- MN9X2
- MN9Y2
- MNA02
- MNA32
- MNA42
- MNA52
- MNA62
- MNA72
- MNA82
- MNA92
- MNAA2
- MNAC2
- MNAD2
- MNAE2
- MNAF2
- MNAJ2
- MNAK2
- MNAL2
- MNAM2
- MNAP2
- MNAQ2
- MNAU2
- MNAV2
- MNAW2
- MNAX2
- MNAY2
- MNC02
- MNC12
- MNC22
- MNC32
- MNC42
- MNC52
- MNC62
- MNC72
- MNC82
- MNC92
- MNCA2
- MNCC2
- MNCD2
- MNCE2
- MNCF2
- MNCG2
- MNCJ2
- MNCK2
- MNCL2
- MNCM2
- MNCN2
- MNCP2
- MNCQ2
- MNCR2
- MNCT2
- MNCU2
- MNCV2
- MNGQ2
- MNGX2
- MNH02
- MNH12
- MPRH2
- MPRJ2
- MPRL2
- MPRM2
- MPRN2
- MPRP2
- MPRQ2
- MPRR2
- MPRT2
- MPRU2
- MPRV2
- MPRW2
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iPhone 8Model Number (A Number)
- A1863
- A1905
- A1906
- A1907
How do I find my Model number?
iPhone 8 Model Numbers
Model Identifier
- iPhone10,1
- iPhone10,4
EMC Number
- EMC 3159
- EMC 3171
- EMC 3172
Device Number (M Number)
- MQ6G2
- MQ6H2
- MQ6J2
- MQ6K2
- MQ6L2
- MQ6M2
- MQ6V2
- MQ6W2
- MQ6X2
- MQ6Y2
- MQ702
- MQ712
- MQ722
- MQ732
- MQ742
- MQ752
- MQ762
- MQ772
- MQ7C2
- MQ7D2
- MQ7E2
- MQ7F2
- MQ7G2
- MQ7H2
- MQ7Q2
- MQ7R2
- MQ7T2
- MQ7U2
- MQ7V2
- MQ7W2
- MQ7X2
- MQ7Y2
- MQ802
- MQ812
- MQ822
- MQ832
- MRRK2
- MRRL2
- MRRM2
- MRRN2
- MRRP2
- MRRQ2
- MRRR2
- MRRT2
- MRRU2
- MRRV2
- MRRW2
- MRRX2
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iPhone SE 2020Model Number (A Number)
- A2275
- A2296
- A2298
How do I find my Model number?
iPhone SE 2020 Model Numbers
Model Identifier
- iPhone12,8
EMC Number
- EMC 3500
Device Number (M Number)
- MX992
- MX9A2
- MX9C2
- MX9D2
- MX9E2
- MX9F2
- MX9G2
- MX9H2
- MX9J2
- MX9K2
- MX9L2
- MX9M2
- MX9N2
- MX9P2
- MX9Q2
- MX9R2
- MX9T2
- MX9U2
- MXAM2
- MXAN2
- MXAP2
- MXCH2
- MXCJ2
- MXCK2
- MXCL2
- MXCM2
- MXCN2
- MXCP2
- MXCQ2
- MXCR2
- MXCT2
- MXCU2
- MXCV2
- MXCW2
- MXCX2
- MXCY2
- MXD02
- MXD12
- MXD22
- MXD62
- MXD72
- MXD82
- MXVA2
- MXVC2
- MXVD2
- MXVE2
- MXVF2
- MXVG2
- MXVH2
- MXVJ2
- MXVK2
- MXVL2
- MXVM2
- MXVN2
- MXVP2
- MXVQ2
- MXVR2
- MXVT2
- MXVU2
- MXVV2
- MXW02
- MXW12
- MXW22
- MHGP3
- MHGQ3
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Installation Help
Check out the video above or step by step guide below for assistance in this repair
iFixit iPhone 12 Screen Replacement Guide
Here is some tools you may need to help you complete the repair.
Please note: This screen comes with a simple toolkit, please check the "what's in the box" section for details
- Phillips #000 Screwdriver
- P2 Pentalobe Screwdriver
- Y000 Triwing Screwdriver
- iSclack opening tool
- Suction Cup
- Fine Tipped Curved Tweezers
- iGadget 5 piece opening picks
- Black Spudger
- uFix iOpener Heat bag
- iHold Evo Screen Holder
- JC V1s True Tone Transfer Machine
Here are some helpful tips to assist you in completing a safe repair on your device. If you are unsure of something or have any quesions, please feel free to contact us either by phone (0508 IGADGET) or by email
- Always track your screws to avoid putting back in the wrong place and damaging your device. You can draw a picture of your phone and tape the screws to the right places or use a screw mat
- Always power down your device prior to working on it
- Make sure you always unplug the battery before attemping any component removal
- The earpiece and sensor flex cable needs to be transferred from your old screen
- True Tone is lost once you replace the screen. Use a True Tone serial transfer machine to keep the True Tone feature. Plug in the old screen, click copy, then plug in the new screen and click transfer - you are then good to go.
- Be careful when transferring your earpiece flex cable from your old screen, use a spudger to gently pry underneath the flex cable to loosen the glue. If the flex cable breaks, you will lose Face ID features. Watch the video above before attempting removal
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Where do I find the model number on my device? X
In settings
Go to Settings > General > About. To the right of "Model Number", you can see the Device Number (M number). To see the the Model Number (A number) tap on the device number.
Where do I find the model number on my MacBook? X
On my device
Find the serial number, EMC number and model number printed on the underside of your Mac near the regulatory markings. It's also on the original packaging next to a barcode label. EMC is the most accurate number to compare with our list as it takes into account the year of your device.
The original packaging might also show an Apple part number such as MNYF2xx/A ("xx/A" is a variable that differs by country or region and is not included on our list so can be disregarded)."
Use System Information
Go to Apple icon > About this Mac > System Report. It will automatically be selected on the hardware tab (left side). To the right, the model name and model identifier will be written on the first two lines."
Where do I find the model number on my Apple Watch? X
In settings
To find out what model watch you have, turn your watch on
- 1. Navigate to Settings > General > About
- 2. Next to model, it will show you the model number (A number)
- 3. Tap the model to see the device number (M number)
- 4. Compare your model number to our list
