What this repair covers
We check the port and charging behaviour before replacing parts, because some charging issues are caused by cables, chargers or debris. We inspect, repair and test your iPhone 5S before collection or return.
Choose this repair if
- Cable feels loose
- Device charges only at certain angles
- No charging symbol appears
- Port is damaged or blocked
What is included
- Charging fault checked
- Port cleaned or replaced as required
- Charging tested before return
- Repair warranty where a part is fitted
In-store or mail-in
You can book this Charging Port Repair online, then either bring your device to SimplyFixIt in Edinburgh or arrange tracked delivery to us. For mail-in repairs, you remain responsible for the journey to SimplyFixIt and we arrange insured return delivery after the repair.
Data and warranty
Most hardware repairs do not require us to access your data. Please keep a backup where possible. Repairs are tested before handover and include our repair warranty for the part fitted.
What happens next
- Choose in-store or mail-in checkout. The displayed total includes any return delivery charge.
- We confirm the fault and the repair route before work begins.
- We fit the required part and test the device.
- You collect from SimplyFixIt or receive the device back by insured delivery.
Common questions
Could it just need cleaning?
Sometimes, yes. We check the port first and will only replace parts where that is the right repair.
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Check this is your device
iPhone 5S repairs on this page cover the following Apple model details.
- Model names
- iPhone 5s (CDMA / US / Japan / A1453), iPhone 5s (UK / Europe / Middle East / A1457), iPhone 5s (China Mobile / A1518), iPhone 5s (China Unicom / A1528), iPhone 5s (Asia Pacific / A1530), iPhone 5s (CDMA / China Telecom / A1533), iPhone 5s (CDMA / Verizon / A1533), iPhone 5s (GSM / North America / A1533)
- Apple model numbers
- A1453, A1457, A1518, A1528, A1530, A1533
- Model identifiers
- iPhone6,1, iPhone6,2
You can usually find the A-number in the small print on the device casing.