I am a professinal phone repairer from down under and, as everyone else, I too experienced the white vertical lines or the white squares issues.
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I am a professional phone repairer from down under and, as everyone else, I too experienced the white vertical lines or the white squares issues.
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I have done some research and experimenting and now I deal with the problem effectively.
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I have done some research and experimenting, and now I deal with the problem effectively.
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This solution is only for lines or squares on LCD. It's a solution intended for professional repairs, many amateur repairers do damge the LCD while attempting the repair.
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This solution is only for lines or squares on the LCD. It's a solution intended for professional repairers; many amateur repairers do damage to the LCD while attempting the repair.
Here come some considerations valid for most of the cases:
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1 - The problem doesn't come from a deffective screen.
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1 - The problem doesn't come from a defective screen.
2 - This problem is typically experienced with several screens on the same phone.
3 - The problem arises from static electricity.
4 - The problem doesn't occur often with original screens.
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5 - Problem is much more likely to happen with low or deteriorated batteries.
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5 - The problem is much more likely to happen with low or deteriorated batteries.
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So when I encounter the problem in a particular phone I follow this sequence:
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So when I encounter the problem in a particular phone, I follow this sequence:
- Unplug the screen
- Unplug the battery
- Wait 30 seconds
- Brush screen contacts
- Replug the screen and make sure connectors sit properly
- Replug battery
- Test again
I follow this sequence 2 - 3 times at least.
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If problem unsolved:
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If problem remains unsolved:
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- Try a new screen (keep previous screen, will be good for the next repair)
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- Try a [https://www.ifixit.com/Store/iPhone/iPhone-5c-Display-Assembly-with-Home-Button-and-Front-Camera/IF126-000-1|new screen] (keep previous screen; it will be good for the next repair)
- Follow previous process again
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If problem still unresolved and battery low or deteriorated (soft or inflated), charge or replace the battery and test again.
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If problem still remains unresolved and the battery is low or deteriorated (soft or inflated), charge or [https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/iPhone+5c+Battery+Replacement/21745|replace the battery] and test again.
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- If problem still persistent, leave the LCD on the phone and explain the costumer. Problem will typically disappear after 1-3 days or after recharge, if not, reimburse (hasn't happen to me so far).
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- If problem still persists, leave the LCD on the phone and explain to the costumer that the problem will typically disappear after 1-3 days or after recharge. If not, reimburse (hasn't happen to me so far).
I am a professinal phone repairer from down under and, as everyone else, I too experienced the white vertical lines or the white squares issues.
I have done some research and experimenting and now I deal with the problem effectively.
This solution is only for lines or squares on LCD. It's a solution intended for professional repairs, many amateur repairers do damge the LCD while attempting the repair.
Here come some considerations valid for most of the cases:
1 - The problem doesn't come from a deffective screen.
2 - This problem is typically experienced with several screens on the same phone.
3 - The problem arises from static electricity.
4 - The problem doesn't occur often with original screens.
5 - Problem is much more likely to happen with low or deteriorated batteries.
So when I encounter the problem in a particular phone I follow this sequence:
- Unplug the screen
- Unplug the battery
- Wait 30 seconds
- Brush screen contacts
- Replug the screen and make sure connectors sit properly
- Replug battery
- Test again
I follow this sequence 2 - 3 times at least.
If problem unsolved:
- Try a new screen (keep previous screen, will be good for the next repair)
- Follow previous process again
If problem still unresolved and battery low or deteriorated (soft or inflated), charge or replace the battery and test again.
- If problem still persistent, leave the LCD on the phone and explain the costumer. Problem will typically disappear after 1-3 days or after recharge, if not, reimburse (hasn't happen to me so far).
I am a professinal phone repairer from down under and, as everyone else, I too experienced the withe vertical lines or the white squares issues.
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I am a professinal phone repairer from down under and, as everyone else, I too experienced the white vertical lines or the white squares issues.
I have done some research and experimenting and now I deal with the problem effectively.
This solution is only for lines or squares on LCD. It's a solution intended for professional repairs, many amateur repairers do damge the LCD while attempting the repair.
Here come some considerations valid for most of the cases:
1 - The problem doesn't come from a deffective screen.
2 - This problem is typically experienced with several screens on the same phone.
3 - The problem arises from static electricity.
4 - The problem doesn't occur often with original screens.
5 - Problem is much more likely to happen with low or deteriorated batteries.
So when I encounter the problem in a particular phone I follow this sequence:
- Unplug the screen
- Unplug the battery
- Wait 30 seconds
- Brush screen contacts
- Replug the screen and make sure connectors sit properly
- Replug battery
- Test again
I follow this sequence 2 - 3 times at least.
If problem unsolved:
- Try a new screen (keep previous screen, will be good for the next repair)
- Follow previous process again
If problem still unresolved and battery low or deteriorated (soft or inflated), charge or replace the battery and test again.
- If problem still persistent, leave the LCD on the phone and explain the costumer. Problem will typically disappear after 1-3 days or after recharge, if not, reimburse (hasn't happen to me so far).
I am a professinal phone repairer from down under and, as everyone else, I too experienced the withe vertical lines or the white squares issues.
I have done some research and experimenting and now I deal with the problem effectively.
-
This solution is only for lines or squares on LCD but with responsive touch. It's a solution intended for professional repairs, many amateur repairers do damge the LCD while attempting the repair.
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This solution is only for lines or squares on LCD. It's a solution intended for professional repairs, many amateur repairers do damge the LCD while attempting the repair.
Here come some considerations valid for most of the cases:
1 - The problem doesn't come from a deffective screen.
2 - This problem is typically experienced with several screens on the same phone.
3 - The problem arises from static electricity.
4 - The problem doesn't occur often with original screens.
5 - Problem is much more likely to happen with low or deteriorated batteries.
So when I encounter the problem in a particular phone I follow this sequence:
- Unplug the screen
- Unplug the battery
- Wait 30 seconds
- Brush screen contacts
- Replug the screen and make sure connectors sit properly
- Replug battery
- Test again
I follow this sequence 2 - 3 times at least.
If problem unsolved:
- Try a new screen (keep previous screen, will be good for the next repair)
- Follow previous process again
If problem still unresolved and battery low or deteriorated (soft or inflated), charge or replace the battery and test again.
- If problem still persistent, leave the LCD on the phone and explain the costumer. Problem will typically disappear after 1-3 days or after recharge, if not, reimburse (hasn't happen to me so far).
SOLUTION!!
Hi everyone!
I am a professinal phone repairer from down under and, as everyone else, I too experienced the withe vertical lines or the white squares issues.
I have done some research and experimenting and now I deal with the problem effectively.
This solution is only for lines or squares on LCD but with responsive touch. It's a solution intended for professional repairs, many amateur repairers do damge the LCD while attempting the repair.
Here come some considerations valid for most of the cases:
1 - The problem doesn't come from a deffective screen.
2 - This problem is typically experienced with several screens on the same phone.
3 - The problem arises from static electricity.
4 - The problem doesn't occur often with original screens.
5 - Problem is much more likely to happen with low or deteriorated batteries.
So when I encounter the problem in a particular phone I follow this sequence:
- Unplug the screen
- Unplug the battery
- Wait 30 seconds
- Brush screen contacts
- Replug the screen and make sure connectors sit properly
- Replug battery
- Test again
I follow this sequence 2 - 3 times at least.
If problem unsolved:
- Try a new screen (keep previous screen, will be good for the next repair)
- Follow previous process again
If problem still unresolved and battery low or deteriorated (soft or inflated), charge or replace the battery and test again.
- If problem still persistent, leave the LCD on the phone and explain the costumer. Problem will typically disappear after 1-3 days or after recharge, if not, reimburse (hasn't happen to me so far).
Hope this helps someone else.
regards,
miquel
www.aldingatech.com