Martin Galland

Hi Ref question: iPhone 6 cellular antenna location/replacement Do I miss a component on my logic board here: Does anyone hav...

Hi! I'm experiencing huge cellular reception issues after upgrading from iPhone 5 to iPhone 6. All from drop outs in calls, o...

Hi! Bought an used iPhone 6 with cracked screen. Decided to change the screen myself, since I have done multiple repairs on i...

Hi! Was doing my first S4 lcd with frame replacement today, and just when I was going to place the motherboard into the new f...

Hi there! Think I got a hard one for you guys here: My dad have a iPhone 5 (iOS 7) that one day where laying out in the sun, ...

Hi all! One of my friends spelt a little alcohol (40%) on his iPhone 4, and now the only thing that cames up are that you hav...

Hi! I have replaced my screen on a iPhone 4. All went ok, actually it is my 4-5 screen replacement on iPhone 4. But on this o...

If you use a bigger flathead screwdriver, you should get more pressure? Or find a flathead screwdriver with a bigget bit so that it fills up the track in the screw?

As PDM says, reconnect the connectors, and also disconnect the battery to do e power cycle. Also check for dust and dirt in the connectors on the motherboard :-)

What is preffered, when mounting on the new glass, uca glue or 2 mm adhessive?

How do you guys usually do it, when you are doing an lcd replacement, always use the scotch tape and black marker trick, or do you first replace the screen and then test if the proximity sensor works? And then if it not works, you have to do a re-assembly again?