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I replace the screen on the iPhone myself and made sure all the screw went in the right place as well as avoiding stupid steps like metal on metal contact etc. I tried soft resetting the phone and power cycling however nothing happened. I even tried putting the old display on and still nothing. It's not charging, booting or being detected by a pc.
Is there anything I may have missed that I can try?
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Plug it in to power for at least 8 hours. Don't touch it, let it sit. There is a good chance it will figure itself out and turn back on.
Otherwise, its possible that a fuse/filter was damaged when removing the battery cable. Inspect those (they are very small) and replace as necessary.
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I'll try it right away, thanks man. I'm pretty sure I didn't catch anything when attaching the battery connector but I will definitely check that too.
Sometimes you have to put iPhones in timeout for a while and let them think about what they did. Then they shape up and start acting right.
I'm sure there is a real reason for why letting them sit while plugged in works, but I like my version better.
What do you mean by fuse?
I accidentally caused a sparkle near battery connector by trying to remove the battery with a metal pry, could it have blown a fuse? actually, are there fuses in iPhone 5c?
Really need your help!
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