Fix My Phone Beginner Guide: Your First Repair

How do you start Fix My Phone?

Open Fix My Phone! by Doubloons, not another similarly named repair game. Our game overview and launch page links to the correct Place ID. Roblox may ask you to sign in or open its app; this website does not host your save or run the full game.

Once inside, read the opening customer request and follow the tutorial prompts on your device. Your first useful goal is a completed repair, not a rare phone or an expensive room. The sequence below comes from Doubloons’ official Roblox description, checked October 23, 2026. Exact tool gestures and UI positions have not been tested by this guide.

What is the repair order?

1. Remove the back screws when the job requests it.
2. Replace the battery as prompted.
3. Peel away the broken glass.
4. Fit the replacement screen.
5. Remove the bubbles and finish the requested work.

Treat this as a reminder of the published loop. If a job displays a different requirement, its on-screen prompt takes priority. Do not assume a particular tap, drag or keyboard shortcut works across every device. The repair checklist lets you mark your place beside the game.

What should you do after the first repair?

Look at the current shop and decide what is holding you back. If you need more capacity, inspect bench and technician options. If you want a collecting goal, inspect the Job Lots interface and its requirements before spending a key. There is no verified universal purchase order in this guide: prices, availability and your cash balance matter.

Write down the cost of an upgrade before buying it. Complete another customer job if purchasing would leave you without the funds needed for your next plan. The shop planning guide separates those decisions from cosmetic spending.

Can codes help a first session?

The developer lists three strings, but we have not redeemed them. Check the codes reference for source status and reported rewards. Do not build your entire opening strategy around a reward that your account has not actually received.

For a visual impression of the routine, see the community video notes. It is entertainment and gameplay context, not evidence that a creator’s earnings or progress will match yours.