How Fix Factory is Protecting You + Your Devices’ Health, 1 Fix at a Time

How Fix Factory is Protecting You

Fix Factory is working to keep our customers and communities protected as we adapt our service delivery in response to government restrictions in place to slow the spread of COVID-19. We are committed to making sure you have the support you need during these challenging times. Here’s what we are doing to help.

More Ways Fix Factory is Committed to Your Health + Safety

In addition to our ongoing Covid-19/General Contamination Policies and Procedures, We’ve introduced UVC Sanitization Technology, adding another layer of safety for our Customers & Technicians. The Sanitizing Soft Case contains 12 UVC LED lights that are combined with a reflective lining and removable plastic rack for a full sanitization within 3 easy minutes. Remember also, We disinfect, with 70-75% Alcohol Swabs, your device(s) pre-fix & post-fix, in addition to this extra UVC layer of safety.

UV light is one type of electromagnetic radiation that comes naturally from the sun and can also be created artificially with specialized bulbs. There are three types of UV radiation—UV-A, UV-B, and UV-C—none of which can be observed with the naked eye. Of the three, UV-C has the smallest wavelengths (180-280nm) and is the one required for UV disinfection.

It’s important to note that sanitation and disinfection aren’t synonymous. Sanitization reduces the number of germs on a surface. Disinfection, on the other hand, “eliminates many or all pathogenic microorganisms, except bacterial spores, on inanimate objects,” per the CDC.

UV-C light is just one disinfection method shown to inactivate the COVID-19 virus in multiple studies. The EPA keeps a list of COVID-19-approved disinfectants that can be used on various surfaces. But make sure to read the directions carefully, as many of these products aren’t friendly to your tech devices. Generally we use a soft cotton medical grade 70-75% Alcohol Swab. Want one of your own? Purchase them here!

Contactless Pick-Ups & Returns + On-Site Fix(in Vehicle)

If scheduled for an on-site fix, all Fix Factory Technicians wear a mask, sanitize tools and their person regularly. For our on-site services, We ask that you are wearing a mask upon the technician arriving. Our Technicians have been coached in the best ways known to avoid contamination and in working cleanly.

Book Your Phone Fix Online!

For Pick-Up/Drop-Off Services, Please ensure You place your device(s) for fix in a safe location 10-15 minutes prior to our arrival to pick-up your item(s) for fix. For Pick-up Service items, We will place them in separated compartments upon disinfecting and sanitizing for pick-up. Upon dropping off your device(s), we will provide them in a sanitized means, typically with the sanitized device(s) placed in a sealed sanitized plastic bag for transport and delivery.

Book Your Tablet or iPad Online!

We encourage you to clean your phone and phone screen frequently with approved >=70% alcohol wipes or another device approved cleaning solution. Do not use household cleaners, such as ‘Windex’ or ‘Vinegar Water’, as this may damage your glass/LCD, seals and/or frame assembly.

Personal Protective Equipment

We are using personal protective equipment such as masks and gloves, and are constantly sanitizing our work areas, pick-up vehicles and devices.

Sanitized Tools

We are increasing the frequency of our tool cleaning. We use approved and industry strength cleaning products, which are safe for your devices. We will provide you with a 70-75% Alcohol swab for device sanitization prior to us receiving it from you, whether for on-site or pickup/drop-off services.

Enhanced Sanitary Procedures

We have enhanced our cleaning procedures, increased frequency of cleaning and sanitization, and made our services contactless. Fix Factory is more than ever committed to safe processes and procedures, and will evolve these as details are released from the Government of Canada. For more information regarding Covid-19, please go to the Government of Canada’s website: Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) – Information for Canadians‎ AND/OR Coronavirus disease 2019 – World Health Organization

Identify Your iPhone Model

How to Identify Your iPhone Model

Learn how to identify your iPhone model by its model number, and other details

Identify Your iPhone

Find Your iPhone Model. Fast.

You usually don’t need to scroll through a giant list of every iPhone ever made. Start with your device settings, then use Apple’s continuously updated model guide only if you need the exact hardware model number.

The easiest method

Check the Model Name first.

On most working iPhones, go to Settings → General → About and look for Model Name. In many cases, that’s all you need to select the correct Fix Factory service.

3 Simple Ways

Use the method that works for your device.

Whether your iPhone is working normally, has a damaged display, or won’t power on, there’s usually a quick way to identify it.

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Need the A-number?

Find the Model Number

In Settings → General → About, locate Model Number. Tap it if needed to reveal the hardware model number beginning with “A”.

See our model-number guide →
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Screen not usable?

Use Apple’s Live Guide

If you can’t access Settings, use any model information available from the device, packaging, purchase records, or account information, then compare it with Apple’s current identification guide.

Identify it with Apple →
Booking a Fix?

You usually only need the model name.

Once you know which iPhone you have, go directly to the relevant Fix Factory service. If you’re still unsure, tell us what the device looks like and what problem you’re having — we can help narrow it down before the fix.

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Model NameBest starting point for pricing and service selection.
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What’s wrong with it?Screen, battery, back glass, charging, camera, or another issue.
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Not sure?FixIQ™ or Pre-Fix Diagnostics can help point you in the right direction.
Always Current

No more manually adding every new iPhone.

Instead of duplicating Apple’s complete model catalogue, this page focuses on identification steps that stay useful over time and links to Apple’s maintained model list whenever exact hardware details are needed.

Know Your Model?

Now let’s get it fixed.

Search available iPhone fixes, ask FixIQ™, or start with diagnostics if you’re still unsure.

Apple model names, numbers and hardware details are maintained by Apple. External Apple support content may change over time.