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About a week ago I replaced an iPhone X screen. Everything was working fine after the replacement. Two days later the screen started to glitch and just go black for a split second and go about life… The problem is still there and I’m not sure why. Can it be the screen is faulty maybe???
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Where did you get the screen, the touch panels on the copy oled, HO3 and LCD versions of the iphone X are the cheaper kind (you can see the easy digitizer in sunlight) are not very good.
There was a known issue with the iphone X causing touch problems after repair and this IIRC was a software update.
Try reseating the connectors and see if there is any bits of crud in the connectors on the motherboard.
it could very well be just a bad screen
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I had the same problem, I sent the screen back and got a replacement. I haven’t had any graphical glitching with the new screen, so I would say it’s pretty safe to assume that the screen itself was faulty.
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Try By hard resetting your iPhone, you’ll force it to abruptly turn off and back on. Sometimes crashed software can cause screen glitches, so restarting your iPhone may fix the problem.
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I have the same issues, and it frustrates me because it interrupts my delivery routes. I was told by an expert that it could be a defective screen (the cheap kind) or that I need to clean most parts with a brush and electrical cleaner, but I hope it's a screen because it will take less time to replace than taking all the other parts out to clean it.
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i got 2 screen iPhone x
from you i install first one not any issue ,but second one had flickering and turned iPhone to lock mode that said try to put screen pin 5 minutes later and so on....
i sent it back they gave me a new one but this one got the same problem..
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Sometimes this happened’s when the screws are to tight. Make sure thy aren’t to tight.
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how do you untighten them
@MaeTiny Lofton using the correct bit, twist slightly counter clockwise.
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