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I’m replacing the back glass on an iPhone 15 Pro Max. I was wondering if the wireless charging coil is something that I am able to transfer from the original? If so, is it just a heat and carefully separate situation? Or is this a component that will require soldering to fully transfer?
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The repair required the complete removal of the wireless charging connector and its associated components from the back panel. Following the connector (using heat and an ifixit pick), I slowly peeled the assembly away from the back glass. All in all the assembly includes the camera flash, the wireless charging coil (extremely delicate), and the connector. If it’s removed carefully and installed in the new part, you can avoid any need to run repair assistant and there won’t be the automatic record of the repair in your settings when you complete the process.
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Did you review the iPhone 15 Pro Max Back Glass Replacement guide the coil is part of the back glass the replacement will snap into the connector which you can see in Step17 ~ 19
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@danj thank you for your reply! Unfortunately, the repair I was performing was from the original unit to an aftermarket back panel. The repair required the complete removal of the wireless charging connector and its associated components from the back panel. Following the connector (using heat and an ifixit pick), I slowly peeled the assembly away from the back glass. All in all the assembly includes the camera flash, the wireless charging coil (extremely delicate), and the connector. If it’s removed carefully and installed in the new part, you can avoid any need to run repair assistant and there won’t be the automatic record of the repair in your settings when you complete the process.
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