Imad Knight s answer is partially correct, it sounds like whatever connection is there, where or near where you are pressing is not getting good contact. This could unfortunately be more than just a loose connection, so going in and pushing on everything that looks like a connection is not the answer. You said you did a screen replacement right? So you should know where the connections are for the digitizer, if they are all making good contact to clean contact points and still not working, you could have a cracked solder joint, in which case a repair or reflow will need to be performed to regain continuity, or could be even a broken ZIF connection, kinked ribbon cable, etc. . If you come to find out that every thing seems OK and the only thing that seems to work is applying pressure to the point you mentioned, then one way of "repairing it" is to place something non conductive on top of the connection as a wedge so that when it is closed back up, the material you inserted is essentially doing the same thing for you that you are doing when you are applying pressure. Understand that I am not endorsing this as an acceptable fix or common practice, but as more of a work-around because sometimes we just don't have the time to keep messing with it. That being said, I have used this and had it last the length of many devices lifetimes.
BONUS TIP: Continuity tester and the knowledge of its use goes a long way for many repairs including this one.
GOOD LUCK BUDDY and Take your time....
In small electronics repair, I like to apply the same ethic as a doctor, which is why I say take your time cuz its easy to end up making something worse, so...
Primum Non Nocere ~ First, do no harm. (:
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It sounds to me like the connectors are not pressed down hard enough. Open the phone back up and try to pushing the connectors down a bit more.
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Or worst case touch IC going bad, which is more likely to occur on the 6+.
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