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I have a iphone X and it is about 20 months old, Apple have a screen replacemt program for the iphone X when the screen...

The symptoms your iPhone have is most likely caused by a damage logic board. Take a good look at the logic board around where the battery connector is, it is possible that you have knock of a small component of the logic board when you have replaced the battery. You might need a magnifier or microscope to see it, at the place where component is missing you can make a jumper between the two pads. Sorry for my poor English but I hope you understand what I try to explaine. see this for example: https://youtu.be/Q4fIp9vgsB8

Put it in DFU mode and connect to pc for a update!

It is the flex cable for the power on/off button.

Hi, put the old screen back and see if problem is go away. So you know if it is a faulty screen you received or it is a other problem.

I think it snap of of the original screen and sit stuck in the housing, take a look if the part is still left in the housing and take it out.

I think you need a new battery, the battery that is now in your iphone isn’t powerfull enough to start the phone thats why it is going on and on…..

Then there is no option to enable or set up True Tone.

You can transfer the parts, keep in mind that home button is paired to logic board.

If the new screen doesn’t come with pre-installed cam and speaker then you can transfer it from the old screen to new screen. But it isn’t paired to logic board , so no problems.

It come in the iPhone housing (on the right side where the simtray go in) to push simtray out.

adhesive metal spacers