i just got a "doesn't turn on" 6s Plus iphone.
immediate thoughts are battery and screen assembly issues.
and while i have a stash of 6s parts - screens, batteries, components, etc. - i don't have any spares for 6s Plus.
Can i....
1) connect the 6s Plus screen to a working 6s base to see if the 6s Plus LCD works?
2) connect a 6s screen to the 6s Plus base to see if the 6s Plus can power up?
3) connect a 6s battery to the 6s Plus base to see if if there are any issues with the 6s Plus battery connector/power chain?
4) connect the 6s Plus battery to a good 6s base to see/verify if the 6s battery is good?
obviously this is just for testing purposes and once i identify the 6s Plus parts i need i'll get them and rebuild the 6s Plus with those.
i'd like to presume that between the 6s and 6s Plus the only real difference is physical size - all the core components and connectors are the of the same type. does anyone know if this is true or false?
Thanks
immediate thoughts are battery and screen assembly issues.
and while i have a stash of 6s parts - screens, batteries, components, etc. - i don't have any spares for 6s Plus.
Can i....
1) connect the 6s Plus screen to a working 6s base to see if the 6s Plus LCD works?
2) connect a 6s screen to the 6s Plus base to see if the 6s Plus can power up?
3) connect a 6s battery to the 6s Plus base to see if if there are any issues with the 6s Plus battery connector/power chain?
4) connect the 6s Plus battery to a good 6s base to see/verify if the 6s battery is good?
obviously this is just for testing purposes and once i identify the 6s Plus parts i need i'll get them and rebuild the 6s Plus with those.
i'd like to presume that between the 6s and 6s Plus the only real difference is physical size - all the core components and connectors are the of the same type. does anyone know if this is true or false?
Thanks