same issue on lcd even after trying few different lcds

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iPhone 6

Introdotto il 19 settembre 2014, questo iPhone con schermo da 4,7" è la versione più piccola dell'iPhone 6 Plus. Identificato dai numeri modello A1549, A1586, and A1589.

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nick @nick37439

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same issue on lcd even after trying few different lcds

Hi all,

i think i need your expert opinions..

so i have iphone 6 which i changed a few things.

the back housing, lcd, battery to be exact.

the phone still works, the only thing is that the bottom of lcd where the keypad is displayed, the thouch is not really responsive.

so pretty much i am having hard time pressing

1,2,a,s,z,x

the button to change the keypad to number registers.

1 ,a,z is realy hard, and if i t try the 2,w,s,x buttons the ones next to it on the right registers.

initially i thought it was lcd issue, so i went to 3 different suppliers(all after market as i dont know where to buy original) and they all have exact same issue, meaning it is not lcd.

i tried applying pressure to the connector bits, as the foam pads are not present on after market lcds and still the same.

so my question is, should i change my phone or is there still a way to salvage it?

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Sorry buddy, logic board. It’s the beginning signs of touch disease. You could microsolder a new chip but it’s much too complicated.

Edit: like puffs commented, you could shop around town to get someone to do it for you. If you can get a good price go ahead. But keep in mind a used 6 only sells for around 80-100 nowadays.

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Like Avaid Gilani said yes it’s your logic board however…if you can find someone in your town who has microsolder experience then you can get the chip replaced. It won’t be cheap though.

16 set 2018 da Puffs

It's not touch disease where the touch IC is at fault. It sounds more like a damaged touch screen connector on the board or damaged components around the touch screen connector as it is just dead spots at the bottom of the screen for touch.

16 set 2018 da Ben

Ben may be right!! Try looking closely with a magifying glass or jewel loop. See if thier are any bad connector. If so you can still look for someone to fix it for you at a good price.

17 set 2018 da Avais Gilani

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