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El iPhone 5s de Apple fue anunciado el 10 de Septiembre, 2013. La reparación de este dispositivo es similar a los modelos anteriores y requiere destornilladores y herramientas de palanca. Disponible como GSM o CDMA /16, 32, o 64 GB / Plata, Oro, y Gris Espacial.

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Screen working but black after replacing the battery.

I replaced my battery and now my phone screen is black, although it is working because it will vibrate when I attempt to put the password in and do so wrong. I do not see any type of dim background light. I admit I had difficulty getting the screen connections to snap in when finishing up, specifically the one that is inner most to the phone and covered by the other two. I do worry I was too rough with trying to snap it in- the other two feel like they snap but that one feels more like I just push it into place. I have redone the three snaps multiple times and can’t seem to fix this black screen issue, although I will say that for a split second the screen did turn on yesterday (it was my normal lock screen, no lines, discoloration, etc) while I was messing with it, only to turn off a second later. I could not repeat the occurrence to see why it worked, although I tried. During battery replacement, I did remove the screen and tried to be careful with the angle that I held the screen at while doing so. I was thinking perhaps I should try to buy a new screen and see if that works? I really hope I disn’t damage the inner connections but i’m worried I did. In that case, this would have to be a loss because i’m not skilled enough to repair that. :( Any ideas? Thank you.

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Definitely sounds like the screen cable isn't correctly seated, the connector on the cable is damaged, and/or the connector on the mobo is damaged. Open it up, unseat them, examine them with a magnifying glass, and (if there's no damage) CAREFULLY reseat them again.

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Still not "clicking" into place. It will sit in place but not do the typical clicking in that feels secure. I looked with a magnifying glass but do not see any noticible damage such as obviously bent prongs or anything on both ends.

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Is there anywhere that could perhaps fix this if it were to require a new inside piece to get soldered in place? Would a screen repair location be apt to do that or not really?

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It’s hard to say if it is a screen problem or connector damage/issue. If you have taken a closer look under magnification and it looks fine, I would consider the screen to be the problem. It also has connectors and the flexes are also easily damaged.

Ultimately, troubleshooting iPhones is all about having access to known-good parts. A local shop should at least be able to confirm if it is a screen issue or board issue.

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