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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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iPhone 6 not turning on after replacement lcd

Hi all,

sorry for my weak language ..

I've got iPhone 6 blackout screen after disconnect cables . I was trying to replace my broken lcd but when I pushed power bottom my iPhone not showing anything . I tried to reconnect old lcd and I've got no result. iTunes recognised my device which means the problems with the screen cables or something in related to the screen .

thank you in advance for your help

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Sounds like a blown backlight filter if the old screen had display before.

You will need to take the phone to a microsoldering technician to get the backlight filter replaced.

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is this part can be replaced ? as I've got most of iphone 6 spare parts.

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It can be replaced but you will need a microscope, microsoldering station (soldering iron / rework station to get the old component off).

You can use backlight filter from another exisiting iPhone 6.

If I remember correctly the backlight filter is covered by some black gunk stuff and is right near touch screen connector on board.

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great assistance , thank you soooo much !!!

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please see circled part , could missing this caused the problem ?!

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Yep. That's long screw damage well the equivilant of it. You will need to take it to someone that does microsoldering to get that fixed.

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So I'm going to just throw this out there because it doesn't seem to be covered when you plug it into iTunes does it show that your phones in recovery mode or does it show that your phone is on? If it shows that your phone is in recovery mode have you tried a hard reset? Also have you disconnected and reconnected your battery after the screen replacement? I've done thousands of iPhone 6 screen repairs and I've never once blown a backlight. If this is an iPhone 6s it's a different story. But an iPhone 6 it's highly unlikely that it's a backlight filter.

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it shows that is on also I have tried to disconnect the battery and reconnect it back but nothing changed. it's iphone 6 and I'm quite sure the problem with backlight filter , thank you for your reply

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