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My iPhone button is broken: How do you fix an iPhone button?


Question Posted Monday September 17 2012, 12:53 am

I have an iPhone and my dad gave it to me do he could get the new iPhone but the button is broken and I don't know Wat to do and I really don't want to have my dad pay a lot of money so if there is a place I can get it fixed for a cheap price. Thanks!!!!

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Ahmed16 answered Monday September 17 2012, 2:30 am:
look dude , you can fix it by yourself , just watch a video on your iphone button issue , this video list would be beneficial to you - [Link](Mouse over link to see full location)

just choose one of the videos that has your issue .

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