How to Use the VoltClip to Debond iPhone Battery Adhesive
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1. adıma gitThis guide demonstrates how to use iFixit's VoltClip to loosen adhesives that use the "electrical debonding-on-demand" technology. iPhone 16 and 16 Plus batteries use this type of adhesive.
Electrical debonding-on-demand works by passing low electrical current through the adhesive. A 9–30 volt DC source is connected across the adhesive, and the resulting electrochemical reaction loosens the adhesive bond in minutes.
The VoltClip requires a USB-C Power Delivery (PD) power source. This can either be the FixHub Portable Power Station, a USB-C PD power brick, or some laptops/smartphones. Not all USB-C PD power sources support 12 V (the FixHub Portable Power Station does). If the source doesn't support 12 V, the VoltClip will operate at the next lowest voltage—usually 9 V. This voltage is still sufficient to debond the adhesive—it just takes longer.
This guide was written using an iPhone 16. For complete iPhone battery replacement instructions, click here and find your specific device's repair manual.
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Use a clean fingernail or an opening pick to peel up the silver tab at the bottom edge of the battery.
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Attach the red alligator clip to the silver tab on the battery.
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Make sure the red alligator clip isn't touching any stray metallic surfaces.
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Connect a powered USB-C cable to the USB-C elbow and wait 90 seconds for the adhesive to loosen.
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Disconnect the USB-C cable from the elbow, then disconnect the alligator clips.
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