Now, Apple wants to officially launch a new business of theirs, that is, everyone can repair the iPhone 12, iPhone 13 and the third-generation iPhone SE at home, but only if they want to buy repair parts kits on the official website.
More than 200 individual parts and tools will be provided online, and to repair, customers first need to view and learn the repair manual of their products and the specific repair process on the Apple support website. After that, they will be able to order the required parts and tools from the self-service repair shop and start repairs. Apple said all tools and parts offered in the store have been "extensively tested to ensure the highest quality, safety and reliability."
For repairs, Apple offers a rental kit that includes all the tools needed to repair the iPhone 12 or iPhone 13 series models and the third-generation iPhone SE, and the rental kit includes two boxes, one weighing 43 pounds and the other weighing 36 pounds. Stacked on top of each other, the boxes are 20 inches wide and 47 inches high, though both boxes have wheels for easy transport.
And inside the box are things that include batteries and display strips, protective covers and screwdrivers. For repairs to the third-generation iPhone SE, customers will only receive a smaller toolbox specifically designed for this model of iPhone.
In the eyes of many people, Apple's opening of this user's independent maintenance service will affect the sales of new machines, in fact, this will greatly increase Apple's profit system, after all, most of the iPhone users have a long replacement time, and most of the models that are over-guaranteed choose to go to third-party repairs, and now, Apple intends to include this part of the income into its own plate.
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