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iPhone screen replacement

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blaake

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Nov 3, 2012
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Hello, i have fixed somewhere around 100 iphones and have replaced, and restored just about every piece to an iphone.

Just recently, the past 2 iphones i have fixed the screens on have had problems.

After the install, the LCD seems to be sensitive to touch just like a computer monitor or screen reacts if you touch on it.

i have no idea what is causing this as i have disassembled the phone and re assembled it multiple times.

I need some advice. i have never had this problem before. i know its possible that the screens can be defective but i didnt think that was the case because it has happened twice in a row now.

Please help!
 
blaake said:
Hello, i have fixed somewhere around 100 iphones and have replaced, and restored just about every piece to an iphone.

Just recently, the past 2 iphones i have fixed the screens on have had problems.

After the install, the LCD seems to be sensitive to touch just like a computer monitor or screen reacts if you touch on it.

i have no idea what is causing this as i have disassembled the phone and re assembled it multiple times.

I need some advice. i have never had this problem before. i know its possible that the screens can be defective but i didnt think that was the case because it has happened twice in a row now.

Please help!
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The problem is the screens are defective, best to return any from the batch you have as they will most likely all be the same, i think its to do with the glass being slightly to thick which puts pressure on the rear of the lcd panel, the ones i had i noticed the home button also felt slightly sunken
 
iPhone Bits said:
The problem is the screens are defective, best to return any from the batch you have as they will most likely all be the same, i think its to do with the glass being slightly to thick which puts pressure on the rear of the lcd panel, the ones i had i noticed the home button also felt slightly sunken
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Thats what i was assuming. Thanks!
 
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