Hello together! I've got an iPhone 6, which LCD is only showing various colors after I dropped it. The LCD is broken. So...

Hello everybody. I've got a small repair shop in Germany and most of the time I fix iPhones and Samsungs. But lately a lot...

Hello everybody. I had an official update (OTA) from 4.4.2 to 5.1.1 on my Samsung Galaxy S5 and everything is working well...

Try to connect it via DFU-Mode and reset the iPad.

The solution is called "OCA". Do not confuse it with "LOCA"! While LOCA is a Liquid adhesive, OCA is like a sticker. You will need one to two machines to attach it, but its worth the money. Just look at YouTube for "iPhone OCA" and you will get the rest.

It is possible that the Flexcable was damaged while replacing the LCD or was damaged at the time you received it. Those flexcables are very sensitive. If you bend it too much or handle them rough, they may get damaged. You should order a new LCD-Unit and test it on your phone. I can recommend you to wear some gloves to prevent damage through electrostatic charge. Handle the LCD-Unit and the flexcables very carefully to prevent damage. If the new LCD-Unit still is not working for you, you can send it back to the seller and get your money back...

Hello loglogic. It is possible. The tricky part is to get the LCD off the device without damaging the LCD. Heat (around 80°C) will loose the adhesive and makes it easier for you to separate the LCD-Unit from the frame. After you got the LCD-Unit off of your device, you can separate the glass (Digitizer) either with a LCD-Separator (costs around 200-300€) and a molybdenum wire or with playing cards (search on youtube for tutorials to see what I mean). After that you need to remove the remaining glue off the LCD wihtout damaging it. You can use your finger (like a rubber / eraser for pens) or some tools like plastic razor blades and glue remover or 99% alcohol and so forth. As soon as your LCD is free of glue, test it on the device. If your LCD is still working, you need to glue the digitizer onto the LCD. Therefor you can use LOCA, but the glue will probably run between your LCD and Backlight and destroy the Unit or respectively create some discolorations. A better method is to use OCA, but thats nothing...