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If you spend a few hours searching online, you can learn a lot about DIY mobile phone repair. You can find a lot of articles and YouTube videos that can help you do different types of repair projects step by step. It's true that the task is not easy, especially when you are going to work on your own handset that is about to die. However, if you do it the right way, you can save plenty of money on repair.

If you are too nervous to do the repair yourself, we can help. In this article, we have put together a few important tips and tricks that can help you perform the repair successfully. Let's read the tips.

Take your time

No matter how impatient you may be, don't rush. What you need to do is take your time, which will ensure the job is done right the first time. Since popular brand handsets are so expensive, making the repairs in rush is not a good idea as a lot of money and your precious data is at stake. Your chances of success will be higher if you make the fewest mistakes possible.

Get organized

If you are not organized, you won't be able to fix your phone. Make sure all of your tools are organized. Each type of tools should be in its own container. This will prevent misplacement. It's a good idea to keep different types of tools in separate containers.

Organization is important when it comes to dissembling and assembling of your device. For instance, you can put the first screw you removed all the way to the right. In the same way, the second screw will be put next to the first. This will make it easier for you to assemble your device once the problem is fixed.

Take care of the wires

You should be gentle. If you are not careful, you may end up breaking a cable or wire, which will make the repair work even more difficult. In worst scenario, you may even end damaging a wire that will make it impossible for you to move on.

Don't force yourself

If you find it too difficult, don't force yourself. If you can't fit a component, don't force it. If you are struggling to fit a fresh part into a socket, know that there is something in the way. Forcing it is not a good idea as it may damage the device for good.

Be careful with the screws

You should be gentle when it comes to tightening the screws. Although it's important to tighten each screw, make sure you don't use too much force or the screw or screw hole may get damaged.

As a general rule, once a screw feels tight, stop. This will ensure that everything is all right.

Long story short, you can do common mobile repair jobs yourself if you know how to go about it. But if you have no idea about the basics of the mobile phone repair, we suggest that you don't follow the DIY route as it may ruin your phone costing you a good deal of money. In this case, you should hire the services of a professional.

Here at Out of Warranty, we take pride in our repair of your electronics. Our experienced team of technicians has been fixing cell phones for more than 10 years. In that time, we have expanded our business to major cities across the United States and branched out to repair a wide variety of manufacturers.