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iPhone 6S home button "sticking" after screen replacement

Hey All!

So I have a peculiar problem, been looking through the forum but I haven't found one like this. So I through another screen on my iPhone 6S- the Touch ID is functioning (thank God) but when I tighten the pentalope screws the home button "sticks" I can barely depress it. Everything else is great! But that is super annoying, if I loosen the screws I can press the button, but that's no good because they will eventually fall out.

Any ideas out there? Thanks!

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Bend the home button Metal plate away from the home button. E.g I think it's called concaved.

The middle part of the metal plate needs to be further away from the home button.

That should fix it as I have been doing it for 5 and 6 series.

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Thanks!- are we talking the plate that shield the button? Like the one that you screw over it?

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Worked like a charge- genius!

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Clarification for others:

The metal plate behind the homes button that is held by 3 screws.

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It worked. Thank you Ben :)

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Thanks I can’t believe I never thought to bend the bracket to correspond with non oem parts

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