Flashlight Flex Cable
Apple iPhone 13 Pro Flashlight Flex Cable Replacement
- Fits
- Apple iPhone 13 Pro
- Fixes
- Flash or torch not working
- Quality
- Brand new, OEM quality
- Fitting
- Professional install
Overview
What this part is
The rear LED flash on the iPhone 13 Pro sits on its own thin flex cable beside the rear cameras. If the phone has been dropped, the back glass is broken, or the flex was pinched during an earlier repair, the torch and camera flash can stop working.
This part replaces the flashlight flex cable. If the torch is greyed out in Control Centre or the camera also fails, the fault may be elsewhere, such as the rear camera or main board.
Compatibility
Specifications and compatibility
- Part
- Flashlight Flex Cable
- Compatible with
- Apple iPhone 13 Pro
- Model numbers
- A2638 · A2483 · A2636 · A2639 · A2640
- Does not fit
- iPhone 13 Pro Max, iPhone 13, iPhone 12 Pro or any other model
- Fixes
- A torch or camera flash that does not light because the flash flex is torn or damaged
- Does not fix
- Rear camera, charging, battery or main board faults
- Quality
- Brand new, OEM-quality flashlight flex cable. Tested before dispatch.
- Brand
- Unbranded, compatible with Apple iPhone 13 Pro
- In the box
- 1 × flashlight flex cable for iPhone 13 Pro.
- Colour
- As shown in the photos
- Installation
- Professional installation recommended
- Supplied by
- Supreme Phone Parts Ltd, Manchester, UK
Before you order
Is this the right part?
Signs it needs replacing
- The torch in Control Centre does not light
- The flash does not fire when taking photos
- The flash stopped working after a drop or back glass damage
- The flash area is visibly cracked or the flex is torn
How to check your model
Open Settings › General › About. The model name should read iPhone 13 Pro. Tap the model number to see the A-number (for example A2638).
The iPhone 13 Pro has a 6.1-inch screen and three rear cameras. The iPhone 13 Pro Max is larger, with a 6.7-inch screen, and the iPhone 13 has two rear cameras.
Professional installation
How a technician fits this part
- Power the iPhone 13 Pro off, remove the two pentalobe screws beside the charging port and warm the edges to soften the adhesive.
- Open the phone carefully and disconnect the battery before anything else.
- Remove the brackets covering the rear camera area and disconnect the old flashlight flex.
- Fit the new flash flex, seat the connector firmly and refit the brackets and screws.
- Reconnect the battery, then test the repair before sealing.
- Apply new adhesive, close the phone and press evenly while it cures.
- Test the torch from Control Centre and the flash in the Camera app.
Check that the part matches the device before fitting it or removing any adhesive backing. Once a part has been fitted, it cannot be returned for a change of mind. Faulty parts are always covered.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Will this fit my iPhone 13 Pro?
Yes, if Settings › General › About shows iPhone 13 Pro. It fits models A2638, A2483, A2636, A2639 and A2640. It does not fit the iPhone 13 Pro Max or iPhone 13.
Does it fit the iPhone 13 Pro Max?
No. The iPhone 13 Pro Max uses a different part. This one is made only for the iPhone 13 Pro.
Will this fix a torch that is greyed out?
Not always. A greyed-out torch on the iPhone 13 Pro can be a software or camera fault. This flex fixes a flash that stays dark because the flex itself is damaged.
Is it made by Apple?
No. It is a brand new, OEM-quality flashlight flex cable made to fit the iPhone 13 Pro, and it is tested before dispatch.
Should I fit it myself?
We recommend professional installation. Opening an iPhone needs heat, pentalobe and tri-point screwdrivers and new adhesive, and the battery must be disconnected safely.
How quickly will it arrive?
Orders placed before 4pm on a working day are dispatched the same day from Manchester by Royal Mail Tracked. Delivery is free on UK orders over £5. You can also collect from our shop at 33 Moulton Street, Manchester M8 8FQ.
Prepared by the Supreme Phone Parts team, Manchester. Last updated September 2026.