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New display only worked with pressure on connector, now not at all.

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Wife’s iPad screen got broken, and Apple repaired it (non-warranty). New screen worked for a few months, then iPad screen began going black after a few minutes of usage. iPad would stay powered on and had backlight, just no picture.

I ordered a new screen and replaced it myself, same symptoms with new screen (had backlight, no picture). I noticed that if I pressed somewhat hard on the middle of the 3 display connectors, it would display an image on the screen until I removed the pressure.

Thinking there might be dust in the connector, I used 90% alcohol and a qtip to clean the connector, and then blew it out with compressed air. Now I get no picture at all, even when putting pressure on the connector.

Any suggestions, or am I totally out of luck?

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Publicado: 7 de feb. de 2019

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If Apple repaired it, I’d have expected the repair had some kind of warranty, irrespective of the country you are. However that’s passed now, since you tried to fix it yourself. Ipad connectors and cables are very small and delicate and it takes very little to damage them. Unless you have a microscope you won’t probably be able to find out what is wrong, irrespective if it’s a small or troublesome damage. I’d suggest handing over the iPad to a reputable microsoldering repairs lab where they would likely be able to fix the issue without the need of buying a new one.

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New display only worked with pressure on connector, now not at all.

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