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Could this problem happen due to bad LCD connector?

I've changed my friend's screen, when I reassmbled the phone I saw the screen was defective, showing colored stripes and stuff like that, so I changed back to the original broken screen of my friend and this is how it looked:

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http://i.imgur.com/13oLDoI.jpg

Could it be a crazy coincidence that I broke the original LCD and the new screen is defective or it looks like a connector problem?

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Georgey, from looking at your image, it most certainly appears more like a bad LCD then a connection error. I would definitely replace the LCD.

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This is how the 'new' screen looks like:

http://i.imgur.com/g23yOQe.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/TJ1BXLV.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/tycIQoK.jpg

Do you still think it's the screens that are defective and not the logic board?

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Now this "could" be a connection issues. Check your connector for any bend, broken or corroded pins and that it is properly seated.

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Just got a new screen, the screen was defective and the original screen was broken too, what a crazy coincidence

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Great job in getting it done. Thank you for accepting my answer. Best of luck to you

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