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Repair information and guides for the iPhone 6 that was released on September 19, 2014. Model Numbers: A1549, A1586, and A1589

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No Service after rear panel replacement

Today I replaced the rear panel of my phone (the metal part) and after I got everything back together and turned the phone on I am not able to connect any cellular service. The phone recognizes the SIM card but it just displays "No Service" in the top left as if I was in a tunnel or something. Anybody know what could have caused this or what I can do to fix it?

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Even though it says no Service, does it show any service bars/dots in the top left corner? If so, the SIM tray isn't in all the way, or the cage that houses the card isn't fully connected; If not, the wireless antenna is shorting out or partially connected to the logic board.

Did you use an ESD safe set of tweezers, nitrile/ESD safe gloves, an ESD wrist strap, etc? If not, anything's possible as to why it's dead outside the theory I list above.

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There are no bars/dots in the top left. Given that everything else in the phone works properly I think there must be something wrong with the antenna. That being said WiFi works just fine. Are there separate antennae for WiFi and cellular? The only one I know about is the one next to the battery connector.

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