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Hey! I replaced the charge port on a 3DS today and now when I turn it on and move the 3D depth slider up a little there is...
Read moreOk so this has happened twice now with two different iPhone 5S. The first time sorted itself out after a restore of the...
Read moreDoes anyone have any information on the screw sizes on the iPhone 6. Particularly the 5 screws that hold the lcd,digitzer,...
Read moreHi, I recently replaced the lcd/digitizer display on a Sony Xperia Z for a customer of mine and everything seemed to go...
Read moreHi I've got an iPhone 5 that won't turn on at all. I have tried holding the home button and plugging USB into PC. The PC...
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No you can't however you can get some aftermarket housings that are shaped exactly like an iPhone 6 but a smaller version for the iPhone 5. They're calling it the iPhone 6 mini conversion. I've done a few myself.
Read moreSounds like water damage to me. You could try cleaning the areas affected by rust and corrosion with 99% Isopropyl alcohol. I would also highly recommend never to try and update or restore this iPhone or you will end up with error 53!
Read moreIf it was me I would first try another known working battery. Secondly I would replace the power button and get that working again so that you can fully troubleshoot the issue.
Read moreYou may have shorted out the backlight filter when removing the LCD if the battery was still connected. I have seen similar issues on earlier versions of the iPad Mini but never on the Mini 3 (yet)
Read moreBSOD is usually related to long screw damage where by using the wrong screws on the LCD/Digitizer shield can damage traces on the board underneath the screw hole. You could also take a look at the tiny filters near the battery connector in particular FL11. Check that it's not missing or damaged.
Read moreI managed to solve this issue a while ago by replacing the speaker flex cable that runs through the hinge on the device. It becomes damaged very easily from opening and closing the lid.
Read moreYou could have damaged the LCD or a connection may have came loose when you dropped it. Here are some basic troubleshooting solutions- 1. Hold the Sleep/Wake (power) button and home button together for a few seconds to see if the device powers on. 2. Try plugging the device into your PC to see if iTunes recognises it. If iTunes does recognise the device then this can suggest there may be a problem with the display. You can also try to update and restore the device via iTunes before looking into any hardware problems.
Read moreMost parts are manufactured in China. If it doesn't fit properly then it's either the wrong part or there is a problem with the part.
Read moreTry this: Make sure you are connected to wifi. Go to time and date settings. Turn 'Set time and date automatically' OFF then back ON. Then restart the phone by holding both the Sleep/Wake button and the home button at the same time. This issue often happens when disconnecting the battery from the phone during a repair. Update (01/11/2016): Hi Amy, your next option could be to try and restore your iPhone. This will completely erase everything on it so remember to back-up up your data before proceeding with the restore. Restore iPhone
Read moreI managed to solve this issue by opening the phone back up and reconnecting the battery properly.
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