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Hello community!
I've been repairing iPhones for a while - stand at around 215 successful to date. HOWEVER, today I've received an iPhone 6s in need of a screen replacement.
The phone worked with the cracked screen. I installed my new screen without transferring the front camera & home button to test, and it worked fine.
After transferring everything I closed up and BOOM the phone display stays black. Later I found that the phone is on, and if I shine on it with a torch I can see the display.
For the first time I read about "long screw damage"? I am 100% certain my screws went into the right holes. What I did not do: was remove the battery before repair. I've never done this and never had an issue.
Anyhow: what are my options to repair? I cannot do board level repairs. I bought the customer a new phone, but am trying to minimise my losses by fixing the old phone.
I live in South-Africa and cannot find any repairers close to me?
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3 comentarios
You can check the LCD screen first if there is any questions
- de susan
As far as I heard it's coused by not disconnecting the battery, therefore the backlight ic is damaged and need to be replaced
- de npodp1
I replaced the screen in an iPhone 6S and the backlight fuse blew even though I disconnected the battery first and worked in an anti-static atmosphere. The glass on the original display was badly broken and the home button was flopping around in its place because a lot of the glass was gone around it. The customer wants to hold me responsible but honestly, I did nothing to incur the issue.
- de Julie