The screen cracked a few weeks ago. After replacing the screen, the s-pen no longer works. Could this be due to a loose wire, or is the replacement screen to blame?
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there is absolutely a possibility the part you got is not Spen compatible, OR that the connection was left loose. you really cant tell without being inside it, and fiddling around.
An electromagnetic field is generated from a circuit behind the screen. The S Pen picks this up and uses it to power itself and figure out its position relative to the screen. It sends this, along with information from the S Pen button and the nib at the end, back to the Note. This Pen Digitizer may not have been included with the screen you got, though with the new display technology, there is no way to tell without trying a new OEM Screen to see if it fixes the issue.
I would start by opening the device, disconnecting the screen related connectors, cleaning the board with Isopropyl, and reassembling. While the device is open, compare the new screen’s connectors and flex layout with the original, and note any differences.
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Thanks, though I hesitate to reopen the device. I also foolishly disposed of the cracked display as soon as I removed it. I'll try disasembling when I gather the courage to do so again.
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the replacement screen is not Samsung certified screen that why s pen only work on certain Samsung screen
they are quite expensive if you want ti get it replaced to the OG Samsung one
or just get third party s pen that works on unofficial screen
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