iPhone 5 Black screen after screen replacement

the electrical tape over the metal terminals of the screen cables worked for me

Hi

Happened to me the same problem, what I did was to inspect well near the connectors and set me well that a connector had broken and what I did was I made a bridge with a silver writer. and it worked but I had to connect a new screen for it to work and then place the iphone screen.

And iphone is working properly

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Fixed with Silver Writer

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i use a Macro Lens for iphone 5

Link Silver Writer

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never use it direct the writer, put some on a sheet with something that has the fine point you can do it without touching other connectors or you can make a short circuit.

I have an IPhone and it is cracked up but I am going to buy a Screen-replacement & a LCD but,with all that being said when I get all of that will my same information that I had on my phone still be there?

if the screen is not working, then check the cables that connect the screen to the phone. Is one of them broken or not on the circuit? your screen could be permanently broken. Try to see if you did something wrong

Good Luck :)

its the battery mine is doing that now. the same thing happened to my uncle, when he went to apple they told him it was a faulty battery and they gave him a new phone. Just get a new battery and replace it. that is what i am about to do

This Problem was nagging me for weeks.. Finally figured it out.. When I connected the screen it worked until I pushed it all the way into frame...

Solution: On some replacement screens there is some exposed metal coming from the flex cable that needs to be covered up.. Scotch tape will do..

I had this same issue while repairing an iPhone 5C screen. Screen worked great when tested but when I put the plate on to cover the connections and put it back together, it would not respond to touch. After a little trouble shooting I put the phone back together and just left the connector cover off and it worked.

Seems to be an issue with the connector plate contacting the connections and shorting them out. I solved the issue by transferring the black foam connector pads from the broken screen to the new one; wa-la.

Hope this helps someone.

Poor quality power button flex cable, after a reair iv dont useing same china part my customers power button works 100% can turn on and off hahaha so heres the prob you cant lock the screen with a quick touch of the power button.

others have said check setting as theres had changed during a repair and also reset device. NONE OF THOSE WORKED FOR ME i replaced with oem part from apple NOW ALL GOOD.

Mandeep,

Open the phone up and take the plate off over the lcd-digitizer/front camera flex cables. Do not disconnect the cables. Take the right screw out of the battery connector cover and loosen the left one so you can get a tool in to disconnect the battery. Reconnect the battery and try turn your phone back on and test the screen without reseating it or putting the lcd/digi cover back on.

If that works, make sure you have transferred the foam pads from the back of the connectors off the old screen to the new one and try re-assemble. It's possible that the plate is causing something to short out.

I've had this issue and ended up leaving the plate off so it would work as it was my personal phone and I didn't care.

If you do not have the foam pads use some electrical tape.

The blue screen is usually your front facing camera. It probably shorted out. Try unplugging the front facing camera from the logic board. But keep the lcd and digitizer cable plugged in. Turn on the phone and see if it boots. If it does replace the front facing camera.

the phone need new motherboard try to sell it in ebay for parts you could sell it between $100 to $140 just post it in ebay belive me unleash that is your challenge to fix that phone

in this case buy motherboard and replace it

it showing at same website

ifix

I had the same problem and noticed that on the connection there was a couple of pins bent down on the logic board I bent them back up and WaaLaa Problem solved Hop this helps

Exacty, the main issue is in main mother board, first you change lcd backlight fuse , quil and diode then check 100% solve, if same issue then change lcd board connector.

Here is a solution for iphone 5,5s, 5c backlight issue or black screen only not blue screen .

Lcd board connector's 3rd pin is directly goes to backlight fuse and backlight fuse goes to diode and quil. First change the fuse , if this doesn't work then change diode and L quil. Diode and quil are located next to the big Apple power ic. If that does not resolve the problem then you guys must have used LONG SCREW after replacing the lcd. So in cases where long screw has been used ,the phone will show BLUE SCREEN, and Error 09 or 14 when restoring on itunes.

Replaced screen, could hear notifications but screen was black ( no kind of backlight either) Disconnecting the battery and reattaching screen before reconnecting battery worked. The software needs to register the new hardware. Works best if device is powered off first

This worked for me a few times. Black screen with new part = that is a bad part. Replace the original cracked screen if possible and perform a soft reset until the apple appears. Once the phone boots up shut it back down and try another replacement part. If it fails again repeat the process. NOTE: When replacing the original screen and cannot get the apple logo to appear with a soft reset the logic board may be damaged. A good idication of this is if you get the repeating charge sounds/vibration when plugging in the phone = red ring/blue screen of death! Good luck!

Use a flashlight! shine the light at an angle onto the screen and you can see your apps! The Iphone was dropped into a toilet and after a few weeks of drying, it still works. Replaced the screen and still black. Connecting to the charger and powering it on I can hear the SIRI voice over. That is when I tried using a flashlight.

I had the same issue when I replaced my screen, I couldn't switch off the handset and thought the battery was soldered to the board.

The screen stayed black but you could see the lad was lit at the side.

I disconnected the battery then the screen, then reconnect the screen, reconnect the battery and it's now workin fine.

Put the I phone 5 in a very deep rubbishy bin,and set light to it,that's the most use you will get from it,a bit of useful heat.PS. Do it in the winter for max effect and erpfficency,

Martin. Hope this helps

My phone was working until I put in a new battery and replaced the front screen complete with front camera and home button,is it me at fault

Ok guys, this just happen to me today!!! Same issues_{, the only thing I noticed was that on the wires from the screen} there is a thin wire that it doesn't connect to anything _{as the others} but I didn't see when I opened the new one that at the tip , it didn't have tape/or protection, basically it was naked!!! With 3 pin that was making contact to the metal with a screw on the button of it_{, so I just looked at the old one} then I pulled the same tape from the tip and put it on the new one,,,

Even though I said yes!!"" That's gonna be the problem _{still nothing worked until},,,

Here is the trick. Press the power button with the main button at the same time until it powers off,,,,

Then repeat the two buttons secuence again for 5 seconds,, and bualaaaaa!!!! It works like a champ!!!

Something similar happened to me. I replaced a broken screen with a new one from iFixit.com and it didn't turn on. I put the old screen back and tried to turn it on, and that didn't work either.

Also, connected to laptop to see if I could see it getting charged. iTunes showed a message that the screen was locked. It made me think that perhaps the phone is on (which it wasn't before replacing the screen--I had turned it off), but there was nothing on the screen.

Then I thought of reseting the phone using the new screen (press and hold power and home button together for approximately 10 seconds). Then I turned it back on and it worked! That's all!

I hope no other part is malfunctioning in your case.

Me too inevert screen or battery I have replaced but one