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@suisyorushika While it could be a display issue, if the screen did in fact go off just while using it (like you said just turning off Bluetooth) then it is possible it just needs to restart. Try pressing the power button and the volume down button at the same time for about 15 seconds. This should force restart the phone. If this doesn't work, more likely it is the display as @oldturkey03 said above.

I have had iPhones do this before. It seems to take them some time to update the storage usage. I would try restarting the phone, that should fix it.

For anyone buying these cheap tachometers and have the same issue I had, I found a solution. I see people all over the internet and in the Amazon reviews saying that these tachometers don't work, and that they are jumping around. First of all, when you get your tachometer make sure the number of cylinders is set correctly and that the wiring is all connected. If it still jumps around, the signal from the ignition coil could be 'overloading' the tach in a sense, and a resistor is needed. The resistor needs to be connected in line with the signal wire (the one connecting to the negative terminal of the ignition coil, in my case the green wire). I first tried a 10k resister and had to effect. Then I tried 220k and it jumped around, but now in the lower RPMs. This gave me hope. Finally, I connected a 470K resistor and the tach showed idle at 900 rpm (which was correct, engine had not fully warmed up, and I double checked with an automotive DMM that measured RPM through indictive coil over spark wire). I have...

Unfortunately this is not possible to fix without replacing the entire LCD of the TV. It appears that the display has been hit in some way, causing the lines you see on the screen. Your best choice here is to get a new TV.

Your display panel must have been damaged in your bag. There is no way to fix the old display, you will need to bring it to a shop to fix it or do it yourself. You can buy an iFixit iPhone XR Display Panel and repair it yourself. You can find some cheap alternatives on Amazon that will work, just with significantly less quality. But if all you want is to use the phone for cheap, look on Amazon or eBay. Make sure you swap the whole earpiece assembly to keep Face ID.

This happens to my HP laptop a lot, cause it is really cheap (not a fan of HP quality). All I do is hold power button to force shut off, then try powering it back on. It works for me, but Idk if your problem is that simple. I have had this happen on 4 new HP laptops but yours is much older so most likely this wont work but its worth a shot.

It sounds like your battery is having problems. Even if Apples Battery Health meter shows it is at 80% health, the battery could still be bad. I have an iPhone 6 that says it has 86% of its battery health left, but it cannot sit for even a day before it is dead. I would suggest a new battery, as it could solve these problems.

Apple has a battery health meter that shows the battery health. Go to Settings > Battery > Battery Health That will show you the maximum capacity of that battery.

It is possible that this model doesn’t have a battery. Many calculators are 100% solar powered. However, if this model does have a battery, the battery is probably dead and needs to be replaced. These batteries are usually not rechargeable even though there is a solar panel. Over time, the battery will die. If there is a battery compartment or cover on the back, then it is simple to replace the batteries. Otherwise you may have to take the whole thing apart (assuming it has a battery in the first place). Hope this helps.

What model number is on the back of the display? Instead of looking for a display for that specific laptop, search the model shown on the back (or wherever it is located) on the original display that you removed. Try searching for that model number. Many displays are shared by multiple devices, it should be easier to find one.