Power button won't click

Given that there are only two components that could possibly be the problem and you've pretty much eliminated one of them, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth (to mangle a Sherlock Holmes quote).

But yeah, I'm with you in saying your next step should be to replace the button flex cable. The thing is, I think you already knew that but just wanted reassurance. So yes, go for it and let us know how it all turns out!

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There's another component: [The Power/Sleep button bracket}(아이폰 5s 파워 버튼 교체). One possible answer is "no, that's not possible; the button flex cable doesn't make it 'click.'"

There's also damage in that area (the back glass is broken), so I guess that could be involved, but I don't see how.

Calion 의 2025년 3월 22일

@calion42 Well, the actual "click" action is caused by the metal dome on the circuit board. The external button compresses the dome causing it to deform and once it gets past a certain point it snaps down to hit the electrical contact pad on the circuit board; that's the source of the tactile and audible click you hear and feel.

So you do need all three parts in order for it to work; the physical button to depress the dome, the electromechanical dome/circuit itself and as you pointed out, the button bracket that supports the circuit flex. Outside of physical damage, there's not much to go wrong with the button itself and the bracket, but the button flex cable is subject to wear and will eventually quit working at some point.

Jerry Wheeler 의 2025년 3월 22일

@dadibrokeit That helps, thanks.

Calion 의 2025년 3월 23일

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There's another component: [The Power/Sleep button bracket}(아이폰 5s 파워 버튼 교체). One possible answer is "no, that's not possible; the button flex cable doesn't make it 'click.'"

There's also damage in that area (the back glass is broken), so I guess that could be involved, but I don't see how. — Calion
@calion42 Well, the actual "click" action is caused by the metal dome on the circuit board. The external button compresses the dome causing it to deform and once it gets past a certain point it snaps down to hit the electrical contact pad on the circuit board; that's the source of the tactile and audible click you hear and feel.

So you do need all three parts in order for it to work; the physical button to depress the dome, the electromechanical dome/circuit itself and as you pointed out, the button bracket that supports the circuit flex. Outside of physical damage, there's not much to go wrong with the button itself and the bracket, but the button flex cable is subject to wear and will eventually quit working at some point. — Jerry Wheeler

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Power button won't click

iPhone SE (1st Gen) Audio Control and Power Button Cable

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