iPhone 14 Pro Max TrueDepth Camera
Before You Begin
Warning
Read Battery Safety and follow workspace and battery handling guidelines before you begin.
The TrueDepth camera includes one or more lasers. Disassembly of the TrueDepth camera, damage to the TrueDepth camera, or failure to use genuine Apple parts could expose you to hazardous infrared laser emissions, possibly resulting in injuries to eyes or skin.
Remove the following parts before you begin:
Tools
6.7-inch repair tray
ESD-safe tweezers
Nitrile or lint-free gloves
Nylon probe (black stick)
Caution
This procedure requires TrueDepth Camera Configuration. To perform TrueDepth Camera Configuration you will need the following:
A Mac with the latest version of Apple Service Utility installed. You’ll also need to install iPhone Repair – TrueDepth Camera resources, located in the Apple Service Utility Resources window.
The device must be running the latest version of iOS.
Internet access
A Lightning cable
After you’ve completed all removal and reassembly steps and installed Apple Service Utility on a Mac, learn how to initiate the TrueDepth Camera Configuration process at support.apple.com/self-service-repair.
Removal
Place the enclosure in the repair tray with the Lightning connector facing the cutout.
Put on the gloves to prevent contamination of the camera lenses.
Use ESD-safe tweezers to lift the ends of the two TrueDepth camera flex cables off the connectors.
Gently hold the TrueDepth camera flex cables together and lift the TrueDepth camera out of the enclosure.
Reassembly
Put on the gloves to prevent contamination of the camera lenses.
Inspect the TrueDepth camera assembly to ensure that the grounding foam and the grounding springs are intact. If either of these are missing or damaged, replace the TrueDepth camera assembly.
Position the TrueDepth camera in the enclosure.
Caution: Don’t remove the protective covers yet.
Reinstall the top speaker.
Remove the protective covers from the TrueDepth camera.
Inspect the TrueDepth camera. Ensure that the top edge of the TrueDepth camera is under the lip of the enclosure.
Caution
If the TrueDepth camera is positioned incorrectly, use the black stick to move it into the correct position.
Don’t touch the front of the TrueDepth camera assembly after the protective covers are removed.
Reinstall the following part to complete reassembly:
Caution
After you’ve completed all removal and reassembly steps, learn how to initiate the TrueDepth Camera Configuration process at support.apple.com/self-service-repair.
You will need a Mac with Apple Service Utility installed to perform TrueDepth Camera Configuration.
The device must be running the latest version of iOS.