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So I am pretty new to soldering. I tried to solder my charging port on my LG v10. When I removed the old charge port I saw...
Read moreSo I work at a cell phone repair company and for the most park I am pretty knowledgeable with phones. So I have a customer...
Read moreI swapped the battery on my iPhone with a new one, the old one kept dying a lo. When i put the new battery in, the apple...
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The first thing I'd recommend you do is reconnect the digitizer and LCD cables to diagnose the issue. After you've done that, if you're still noticing touch issues the last thing it could be is the screen itself. Touch ic is located on the screen so It may be possible it got damaged in the process. Only other way to diagnose the issue would be to get a new screen and test it.
Read moreHello. So, the iPhone has 2 microphones. One inside of the ear speaker grill and the one on the bottom of the phone. The one on the bottom of the phone is the one that is ONLY used for phone calls and Voice memos. FaceTime and talk to text is all in the microphone that's in the ear speaker grill. So if you have no issues during calls, the problem is going to be the microphone in the ear speaker grill.
Read moreSounds like you got a defective battery. Usually what's recommended to do with new batteries is charge it to 100% let it die, then again, charge to 100% then let it die. But in your case, could be a faulty battery or maybe you didn't connect the battery correctly. So the 10 seconds that it's on, it uses whatever power is still in the laptop
Read moreit sounds like it could be the TouchIC chip, Ill leave a link to a picture of it, a way to find out if it is the TouchIC chip is by putting pressure, it makes the connection with solder points, so if when you put pressure, thats the problem. https://i.ytimg.com/vi/5YgPUEqVqrA/maxre... The touchIC is the square on top of the sim card slot
Read moreI have had the same issue with one of their batteries, it was a defective battery in my case. Try getting another one, with the warranty
Read moreIt's the screen. The connector is not fully making contact with its connector. When putting the connector down, run your finger from let to right to ensure all the pins are making the connection. You should hear 2-3 clicks
Read morehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iakNNpDz... JerryRig is very good at these kind of repairs watch his video
Read moreSounds like it is an issue with your cell carrier
Read moreIt sounds like you may have just gotten a defective battery
Read moreThis doesn't require replacing anything, because you said it takes videos. Have you done a hard reset? Hold power button and home button until phone restarts
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