Matt Gordon

Judging by the comments, do you think you could have damaged the connector during the replacement? These "ghosting" issues usually arise when a pin is damaged or flex cable bent. I have seen it time and time again. I'm assuming you are ensuring tight solid connections?

Has it been dropped or knocked? Some sort of impact occur? Also, check that the cables are all connected securely. A loose cable can be the culprit of this. Lastly, try the obvious of unplugging and plugging back in both the tv, and the cable box.

It sounds like there could be an issue with the battery. In my experience, I have seen iPhone 6 devices randomly restart when there are problems with the battery. Might wanna give that a try.

Any update? If changing the batteries didn't fix the issue, I would suggest taking apart what you can to see if a connector got jarred loose from the impact. This may be tough as the cords could lead up inside the furby to parts that are not accessible without destroying the little guy. I hope you can get to the bottom of it!

You can buy the front panel full assembly from us at iFixit. It comes with everything including the home button. Which iPad do you have my brotha?

Yes it does! Battery issues can cause the BSOD. I highly recommend changing out the battery and seeing if that solves your issue.

It means the eye that reads the data lines in the disk is out of wack. It needs to be cleaned and calibrated by a professional, and then it should work again. Sidenote, it's kinda time to upgrade and listen to music off your phone :)

Nope. Sorry. Cracks in glass don't just seal up by themselves. If it was the glass on your car you could call Safelite (Safelite repair, Safelite replace). But it isn't so unfortunately you'll just have to live with it my man.

Slide the top part in (so that the frame is under the outer frame of the phone), and then work your way down from there until the phone sits flush on all edges. Press hard and firm as it's not the easiest thing to get in there. Good luck bro!

Does your phone have removable memory? Sometimes you can get the data out of it that way.

Trust in Miroslav

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