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This video will show the basics of how to remove the battery in your iPhone 6 Plus.
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This video will teach you everything you need to know about replacing the battery in your iPhone 6 Plus. It is a gigantic phone with a massive battery, but over time the battery life can diminish, and stops lasting as long as it used to.
Luckily batteries are really inexpensive. And can be replaced without too much hassle. Just be super careful with the screen as you remove it and install it. Do not twist the ribbon cables in ANY way, they are way more fragile than you think they are.
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