Test LCD screen on 6+, glass repair

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iPhone 6 Plus

Repair information and guides for the iPhone 6 Plus that was released on September 19, 2014. Model: A1522, A1524

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Aidan @aidan56266

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Posted: Jun 8, 2015

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Test LCD screen on 6+, glass repair

Im in the middle of a 6 plus screen repair, I'm attempting to replace just the glass only and lucky enough I've been able to remove the glass without any damage to the screen.

Well I'm not sure yet, I'm trying to test the lcd, I've connected both connectors from the lcd to the logic board and pressing the power button is doing nothing.

I'm thinking my battery may be dead, I'm just wondering if its safe to charge it without display connected...?

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I have a full display assembly lined up in case I need to replace

It actually comes with all parts, camera, shield plate and home button.

Now it's only the home button I need to replace, the flex cable is ok, yeah?? And should I replace the camera will the original be better quality...

Jun 8, 2015 by Aidan

I would install the new assembly as is. Especially if you're still feeling your way around the repair process. Simply because there is too uch that can happen by removing an already installed component like getting oils on grounding points or contacts & when frustration starts mounting its time for a break. Get the repair done, high five yourself and come out on the positive. Good Luck

Jun 17, 2015 by South30

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I have a full display assembly lined up in case I need to replace

It actually comes with all parts, camera, shield plate and home button.

Now it's only the home button I need to replace, the flex cable is ok, yeah?? And should I replace the camera will the original be better quality... — Aidan
I would install the new assembly as is. Especially if you're still feeling your way around the repair process. Simply because there is too uch that can happen by removing an already installed component like getting oils on grounding points or contacts & when frustration starts mounting its time for a break. Get the repair done, high five yourself and come out on the positive. Good Luck — South30