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So I'm thinking its the backlight is there any other options?

Ok, so I did a screen replacement on an iphone 5c. This was the second screen replacement on the same phone with in a 2...

I'm going to guess it need a new screen lcd-digitizer combo. I've dealt with this is several repairs and that was the only solution

More than likely your camera is shot, try a reset holding down the power and menu button at the same time. If that doesn't work then back the phone up hook it up to iTunes and do a restore

I agree Use a small flat blade scrape off old adhesive and then wipe down with alcohol. Goof off and many other's will leave residue causing the new adhesive to not work properly.

Turn the iPad off completely. Connect to the USB on the computer while holding down the home and power buttons. That will send it into restore mode. From there, iTunes will pop up on your computer. Click on restore and update. Confirm the update and restore. It will turn the iPad off and on as it extracts the software and resets the iPad. This should send it back to factory settings unless it is locked with an Apple ID. If so, enter your information on the computer when it prompts, and you should be all good! Update: Turn off the ipad. Plug in your cable. Turn on your iPad and hold down the home button at the same time. If that doesn't work ,then pull up iTunes on your desktop and then try the process all over again. The power has to be off, though, on the iPad.

Sounds like both, the backlight issue could be the result of not turning off the iPad before disconnecting the digitizer and LCD. That's called perm dim. It requires changing a chip and coil and intricate solder work. Did you try a hard reset? Holding down the menu and power button at the same time?

If its still under warranty take it to apple otherwise, it sounds like you may have to replace the speaker.

Yes, I would remove the damaged f p c then solder on the new on being very careful of the pads.

Ou after all that it's sounds like u need a new charge port a super easy repair!

You can open it up, take some alcohol on a quip and clean out the camera, I agree with the dust comment.

Are your fpc flaps down? Also, is your ribbon cable tucked in right? Either one of these could cause a malfunction.