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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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LCD replaced. Won't power on

Hi i've replaced the lcd of my Iphone 6 everything went great and once i put in the ribbon cable and tried to start it there were no signs of life. So i did the usual check, i tried another lcd, same thing. I connected the phone to the computer and it recognized the iphone but there is no vibration, no signs of life from the phone itself. I can feel the cpu getting hot but nothing else. Thanks.

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The display connectors are really tiny and precise. I recommend using a hand ESD-safe blower to clean and a portable microscope to that check both sides of the connectors are truly dust free. Remember this phones are assembled in clean rooms, and our benches usually are a mess...

This has happened to me before. I hope the probable short-circuit (chips heating up) has not toasted the boards yet.

Cheers!

Christian

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Probably a blown backlight circuit, you can confirm this by turning on the phone on and using a flashlight to look for dim apple logo on the screen.

Other cause could be damaged touch / display FPC connectors on the logic board that would usually need to be replaced.

Both issues are solved via board level repair / micro soldering which you may be able to find someone that does it in your area

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