Why is my replaced screen not turning on?
After I replaced my screen it wasn’t turning on, I broke my old screen by dropping it
Inside looks like this
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Sometimes it’s just the screen that breaks, some other times a drop carries along other issues. This may be one of those cases..check with a PC/Mac if the iPhone is detected by iTunes at all. If it is, shine a bright light to your screen to check if it’s a backlight problem, you should see a faint image on screen in a darker environment. If iTunes doesn’t detect the iPhone, then it’s virtually dead. In both instances I’m afraid you’ll need a logic board repair.
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It is detected by itunes and I put a bright light and saw a faint image so what should I do now
@sn_123 As I suggested before there's nothing one can do on a DIY basis. A backlight repair requires skills and tools it would be too expensive and time consuming to get. Best thing would be to hand it over to someone who does microsoldering repairs that might or might not be economically advantageous on an iPhone 6.
