Apple already allows us to repair our iPhone ourselves by providing us with original parts, tools and complete guides so that we can disassemble the iPhone and replace damaged parts at our own home. The program is already available in the United States and will soon reach more countries. Again, repair guides are free and anyone can download themand we will tell you how to do it.

Apple’s new service can be thought of as: A victory for the “Right to Repair” movement, even if you analyze the debris thoroughly, it may not be so profitable to repair your devices yourself. However, Apple guides are free and anyone can download them to use to fix their iPhone with other parts they find in the market.

You can repair iPhone yourself with Apple guides

Download Apple Repair Guides

Apple provides these Repair guides in PDF documents You can view it from the browser or save it to your computer. If you’re using Safari, hover over the bottom half of the page to reveal the PDF controls just below, including the download button. You can save the document for review at any time.

In these guides we find detailed photos with parts as well as the devices to be removed a series of numbered steps so you don’t get lost while repairing your iPhone. We also find tips during the process and even steps to follow to calibrate the new part we are installing.

Apple repair guides are very complete

To find the guide we want, go to the Apple manuals website and select the device where you want to download the manual. Currently only some iPhone models are available and the manuals are in English.

You can also directly download a specific manual using this list of PDF download links:

• iPhone 12 mini repair guide
• iPhone 12 Repair Guide
• iPhone 12 Pro Repair Guide
• iPhone 12 Pro Max Repair Guide
• iPhone 13 mini repair guide
• iPhone 13 Repair Guide
• iPhone 13 Pro Repair Guide
• iPhone 13 Pro Max Repair Guide
• iPhone SE (3rd generation) repair guide

These guides it can be very useful, for both professionals and individuals. They are similar to those found on the well-known iFixit repair website, but designed by Apple with more detailed tips and steps.