The LCD broke some how. To fix it you have to change the screen.

BossHaug wrote The LCD broke some how. To fix it you have to change the screen.

Thanks for the reply, I opened it up and for some reason when I put it back together it went away, ayay

CTR wrote

BossHaug wrote The LCD broke some how. To fix it you have to change the screen.

Thanks for the reply, I opened it up and for some reason when I put it back together it went away, ayay

I don't get why it went away,
But I did have white lines on my laptop once and it was because I fried the screen from being on it so much.
Maybe they are similar issues?

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CTR wrote

BossHaug wrote The LCD broke some how. To fix it you have to change the screen.

Thanks for the reply, I opened it up and for some reason when I put it back together it went away, ayay

I don't get why it went away,
But I did have white lines on my laptop once and it was because I fried the screen from being on it so much.
Maybe they are similar issues?

Yea idk it had 3% battery, i put it on charge and then restarted it, the whole screen was blue, restarted it and when it was at 15% it went back to normal

CTR wrote So today im sitting around casually, put down my phone to the side of me, pick it back up and out of no where are 10 vertical lines ( printer lines or whatever you wanna call them, they are white ) . IDK what to do. I dont have warrenty on this phone and didnt crack it or anything? Help?????????????????????

Man i'd still head to apple and tell them the problem and they should give u a new phone!

Yea there's two main connections that connects the screen to the logic board. A LCD digitiser and a touch digitiser, so one that registers picture, one that registers touch. I would imagine that when putting it down the LCD digitiser came a little loose ,but taking off the screen probably moved it back in place. Glad it's all fixed

Clio wrote Yea there's two main connections that connects the screen to the logic board. A LCD digitiser and a touch digitiser, so one that registers picture, one that registers touch. I would imagine that when putting it down the LCD digitiser came a little loose ,but taking off the screen probably moved it back in place. Glad it's all fixed

I actually took it apart and almost cracked the screen, so i was like screw it, and put it back together and it worked lol

CTR wrote

Clio wrote Yea there's two main connections that connects the screen to the logic board. A LCD digitiser and a touch digitiser, so one that registers picture, one that registers touch. I would imagine that when putting it down the LCD digitiser came a little loose ,but taking off the screen probably moved it back in place. Glad it's all fixed

I actually took it apart and almost cracked the screen, so i was like screw it, and put it back together and it worked lol

Yea it could be a few things really. It was definitely a loose connection of some kind it sounds like though