M madsci954 macrumors 68030 Oct 14, 2011 2,736 673 Ohio Feb 25, 2013 #26 I had an old iPhone 4 with this problem and tried your solution, and it was a temporary one. It would work fine for a few days then act up again.
I had an old iPhone 4 with this problem and tried your solution, and it was a temporary one. It would work fine for a few days then act up again.
iRepairParts macrumors regular Oct 6, 2012 170 3 California Feb 25, 2013 #27 madsci954 said: I had an old iPhone 4 with this problem and tried your solution, and it was a temporary one. It would work fine for a few days then act up again. Click to expand... Are you referencing the flex cable replacement or the isopropyl alcohol?
madsci954 said: I had an old iPhone 4 with this problem and tried your solution, and it was a temporary one. It would work fine for a few days then act up again. Click to expand... Are you referencing the flex cable replacement or the isopropyl alcohol?
M madsci954 macrumors 68030 Oct 14, 2011 2,736 673 Ohio Feb 25, 2013 #28 IPA, never had an Apple Store look at it so I'll never know if it was the cable, stubborn dirt, something broke with use. The phone was sold on CL many moons ago so I don't have it anymore.
IPA, never had an Apple Store look at it so I'll never know if it was the cable, stubborn dirt, something broke with use. The phone was sold on CL many moons ago so I don't have it anymore.