Uploaded November 2016 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
Apple won't charge you to replace your phone's battery if it is under warranty. If you have opted for AppleCare product to secure your phone, you can check handset's coverage details by entering phone's serial number on Apple's website.
If your phone is not covered under warranty, you can either visit Apple's retail store to get replacement battery, or raise a service request on Apple's website. If there is no Apple retail store nearby, you can either opt for Apple authorized service provider or third party repair shops to get your phone's battery replaced.
Technicians will conduct test on your battery to make sure that phone's battery needs replacement or if there is any other problem in the phone that is draining the battery.
Replacing iPhone's battery does not require knowledge about rocket science, but you should have some prior experience in replacing phone batteries.
In this battery replacement mission, you would need five-point pentalobe screwdriver, small sucker to pull the screen, small plastic pick pry tool, hair dryer, some glue, and most importantly, iPhone 6 replacement battery.
The process to replace iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 plus's battery is the same even if batteries are of different sizes.
First, switch off your phone. Look near the phone's lightning port, you would see two small screws. Unscrew them with the help of pentalobe screwdriver.
Apple won't charge you to replace your phone's battery if it is under warranty. If you have opted for AppleCare product to secure your phone, you can check handset's coverage details by entering phone's serial number on Apple's website.
If your phone is not covered under warranty, you can either visit Apple's retail store to get replacement battery, or raise a service request on Apple's website. If there is no Apple retail store nearby, you can either opt for Apple authorized service provider or third party repair shops to get your phone's battery replaced.
Technicians will conduct test on your battery to make sure that phone's battery needs replacement or if there is any other problem in the phone that is draining the battery.
Replacing iPhone's battery does not require knowledge about rocket science, but you should have some prior experience in replacing phone batteries.
In this battery replacement mission, you would need five-point pentalobe screwdriver, small sucker to pull the screen, small plastic pick pry tool, hair dryer, some glue, and most importantly, iPhone 6 replacement battery.
The process to replace iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 plus's battery is the same even if batteries are of different sizes.
First, switch off your phone. Look near the phone's lightning port, you would see two small screws. Unscrew them with the help of pentalobe screwdriver.
