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Phone won't turn on after display assembly replacement

I'd like to start off by saying that I spend my summers as a summer intern at a highschool doing repairs on old white macbooks and 2013 macbook airs. I began replacing phone screens at the start of this past summer and had not experienced an issue up until now.

My sister had her iPhone 6s with a cracked LCD and through verizon and the upgrading process, it was cheaper for her at the time to upgrade to a new phone rather than repair the screen. Naturally, I saw the opportunity to fix the phone and have it around as a spare so she gave it to me. I replaced the display assembly (LCD/Digitizer) with a part ordered through ifixit.

I conducted the repair flawlessly, taking all of the precautions to avoid ESD and doing any damage to the board per usual with a replacement. However, now with the replaced screen the phone won't visibly start up and when connected to itunes it isn't recognized.

Ultimately my questions are as follows:

Was the screen dead on arrival?

Should I try and see if I can get a replacement screen if it was dead on arrival?

I should mention that I did the repair a few weeks ago at home and since have returned to college and did not bring the original screen with me (stupid), and also did not try the original screen after the initial repair did not succeed (stupider). I will try to get the screen when I can, but this is my situation. Any help and recommendations are greatly appreciated, thank you!

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It's always possible to receive a defective screen, even form iFixit. At least they will stand behind their products if that is indeed the issue.

You didn't mention it so I'll ask...did you disconnect the battery prior to removing and installing the screen?

So the key thing here is to try the original screen to see if the problem goes away or not. Obviously, you can't do that now so I would try to disconnect the replacement screen entirely and then connect the phone to an iTunes enabled computer. If it is recognized, then clearly something within the screen assembly is impeding the boot process. You could then try to connect the screen but not the front camera/sensor flex (is it the original one or did the replacement screen come pre-populated?).

The risk here is that you have a logic board issue. Hopefully, you will identify the screen or the FCAM as the issue but if not, then you will need to find a reputable micro=solderer to look at the logic board. An iPhone 6S is certainly worth repairing.

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I did disconnect the battery prior to the installation, learned that lesson the hard way a while back with an old macbook pro. I will most likely be able to get the original screen later this week through the mail so upon its arrival I will test and come back here with the results.

Can an iPhone boot through itunes without a connected display?

iFixit screen came with the camera/sensor flex pre installed

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Sure, that's why I suggested it.

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Phone is recognized by itunes when display is disconnected. Is it worth trying to do anything to the screen myself or should I just try and get it replaced through iFixit for being faulty?

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Just contact iFixit support (http://help.ifixit.com/) and have them replace the screen.

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finally got my hands on the original display, the phone works. This would mean that the replacement screen was the issue and I'm now going to contact iFixit to see what can be done. Thanks for your help

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Does the sys is iOS 11? Some people said their iPhone 7 with iOS 11 replaced a new screen, it can't turn on.

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It was not before, did what Minho suggested earlier with connecting to iTunes with a disconnected display and it was recognized. I then restored the phone and it installed iOS 11 as part of it.

Also want to add that this was a 6s and not a 7, so I wouldn't use this as evidence for that argument

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