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Im Running repair store which repairs iPad, iPhones and so on.
After replacing lcd I have noticed that about 10% of the screen has a yellow spot on it. All i do is wait couple of days and spots will disappear.
What causes this issue? Is it some clue or what it is.
Thanks for you reply.
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Pressure from the backplate don't screw the screws down so tight especially the one beside proximity and home button
Isn't there a screw at the top beside the ear piece that holds the frame down
Post a picture of the yellow stain and we can diagnose it better
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Those are pre-assembled so I dont need to do that. I need only loosen three connector cover screws and plug new screen in..
Happy days mate glad you got it sorted never would have thought it would have been that.
That's another tip saved in the memory bank lol
I am experiencing this issue after replacing my broken screen. Do i need to disassemble the phone again or does it go away after a while?
Well whoever pre assembled it screwed them to tight
There are only two screws that hold the screen down (the pentalobe at the bottom). How will it affect the pressure on the top half of the screen?
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Ya it's the screen connector shield that does it. Take it off and reseat it till til goes away. At least that's what causes it on the 5.
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These are my findings why yellowish spots on iphone LCD screens appear.
1-Due to some particles/material between Backlight film and metal back plate /sheild.
2-Bent in the Metal plate/Sheild.
3-Tightening the screws too much near home button, or speakers.
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This is the bug of wrongdoer that can read all info on display and control the touchscreen on Devices . This technology use the governments structures . See info about TEMPEST attacks
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And its not about the quality. I 've faced this issue on 5 different suplier lcds
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