Could be just the charging port. Try this or order from another mobile repair store.

No. Only a 5s may be used.

It may just be the screen that you bought and it's faulty and uses so much battery power. My advice would be to try to either buy a new battery or replace the screen again but buy from somewhere else.

Error 11 is due to a disconnected motor. With an early production run of Bebops, some had issues with motors not being fully connected. Cables are just either unplugged or the snapped and broke. You can either contact Parrot about this or (riskier) attempt to disassemble the drone yourself on whichever motor may be out and fix the cable yourself.

No the parts are not interchangeable due to the time difference of when each device came out. The SE is newer so upgraded parts means incompatibility with older phones. If you're looking for a part to use with the 5S, you can use this one. Unfortunately, when getting a new home button from anywhere, Touch ID will be disabled. Touch ID is tethered to one specific device and a new home button is not tethered to your specific device.

Some ideas might be (some I have used as well): Use a hair dryer (similar effect as iOpener). Use a more powerful suction cup. Use iSclack (it is made for iPhones but may work in this case). Slip a razor blade in between the casing and the screen and attempt to pry up. Use a pry tool instead of the razor mentioned above.

It is important to do a backup before any repair on a device. You have two options, both work just as well: 1. Using iTunes, it does not back up (but doesn't require an internet connection to back up or restore): Content from the iTunes and App Stores, or PDFs downloaded directly to iBooks (click transfer purchases to do so). Content synced from iTunes, like imported MP3s or CDs, videos, books, and photos. Photos already stored in the cloud, like My Photo Stream, and iCloud Photo Library. Touch ID settings Apple Pay information and settings Activity, Health, and Keychain data (use an encrypted backup with a password to do this). 2. Using iCloud, it does not back up (but requires an internet connection to back up and restore): Data that's already stored in iCloud, like Contacts, Calendars, Notes, My Photo Stream, and iCloud Photo Library. Data stored in other cloud services, like Gmail and Exchange mail. Apple Pay information and settings Touch ID settings iCloud Music Library and App Store content (you can...

Yes, the LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) is considered a Retina Display (it appeared in iPhone 4 models and newer).

Here is an answer I had previously found when I had the problem on Apple Discussions, no credit to myself. "What you need to do given your current problem: When the phone shuts off and it isn't down around 1%, connect to a charger for just a minute or 2, or wait 15 minutes, then reboot the phone (hold HOME and SLEEP until an Apple logo appears). Continue running the battery down until it shuts off around 1%. If it goes off above that value repeat the above process until you really do get to 1% (this will rarely take more than 2 tries). Once it has turned off and won't restart or reboot charge it with the wall charger for 4 hours without using the phone. This should fix the problem for the moment. Going forward, about once a month run the battery all the way down and charge for 4 hours. This should prevent the problem from recurring."

I'm not quite sure what you mean but using the pentalobe screws and putting the clips put back in place, that should be the same as when the original phone was bought. Just have to make sure both are in place correctly and all should be well.