Apple iPhone 6 Plus Camera Replacement Price in Kenya
The cost of an Apple iPhone 6 Plus Camera Replacement in Kenya is Kes 3,499 at the Apple iPhone Repair Shop in Kenya. Call 0703856989 to Order now and have it delivered near you at your location in Kenya. Visit our shop for fixing and affordable Apple iPhone 6 Plus Camera repair services in Nairobi.
Product Name | Apple iPhone Camera Replacement |
Camera Type | Main(rear)/Front(selfie)/Ultra-wide/Telephoto/Macro-lenses |
Price | KSh2,499.00 - KSh9,499.00 |
Condition | New, Original |
Installation | DIY installation or professional services recommended |
Included Components | Replacement Camera | adhesive | installation tools |
Warranty | 3 Months |
If your iPhone's camera is malfunctioning, you might need a replacement. Look for signs like blurry photos, freezing or lagging, a black screen instead of the viewfinder, or the flash not working. You can also check the "Parts and Service History" in Settings > General > About to see if the camera has been replaced.
Signs of a Faulty iPhone 6 Plus Camera:
- Blurry or Unfocused Photos: Even when steady, photos are consistently blurry or have excessive motion blur.
- Camera App Issues: The camera app is slow to open, has a shutter delay, or freezes/lags.
- Black Screen or Viewfinder Problems: The camera viewfinder displays a black screen instead of the usual view.
- Flash Not Working: The LED flash doesn't illuminate when activated.
- Camera App Crashes or Errors: You encounter errors or the camera app doesn't display anything when opened.
- "Important Camera Message" or "Unknown Part" Warning: You see a message indicating a potential issue with the camera.
Checking for a Non-Genuine Camera:
- Parts and Service History:
With iPhone 12 models and later using iOS 15.2 and later, you can check Settings > General > About to see if the camera has been replaced. - Compatibility Issues:
A non-genuine camera might cause compatibility or performance issues, especially after iOS updates. - Performance Degradation:
A non-genuine camera might result in camera not focusing correctly, images not being sharp, or third-party apps freezing or crashing.
What to Do if You Suspect a Camera Problem:
- Test the Camera:
Try taking photos and videos in different lighting conditions to see if the problem persists. - Check for Accessories:
Remove any cases, screen protectors, or other accessories that could be interfering with the camera. - Test the Flash:
Try the torch in Control Center to see if the flash is working. - Contact Apple Support or an Authorized Service Provider:
If you continue to have issues, contact Apple Support or an authorized service provider for diagnosis and repair. - Independent Repair Providers:
If you are comfortable with it, you can also consider independent repair providers who have access to genuine Apple parts, tools, and training. - Self Service Repair:
If you are experienced with repairing electronic devices, you can also opt for Self Service Repair, which provides access to genuine Apple parts, tools, and repair manuals.