Introduction
In this tutorial you will learn how deal with the iPhone 6 which has contact with the water. Repeat the steps mentioned in the video to repair your iPhone.
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In this tutorial you will learn how deal with the iPhone 6 which has contact with water. Repeat the steps mentioned in the video to repair your iphone.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Why is the resolution so poor on some of these videos. Is there a problem with the user camera or does ifixit automatically compress every video uploaded to their site to save money of server storeage. The resolution is so poor the image is warping and looks like its underwater or you have taken bad drugs
Hi Trent,
The issues you are talking about is due to the user’s camera. This video is a YouTube link and is not hosted by iFixit. The camera issues is because they are using a special camera with high macro zoom, or mounted on a microscope—otherwise you can’t see the traces at all. Specialized cameras tend to not be as advanced and updated as smartphone cameras.
Hi
Have followed guidance from other answers. Ive completely dismantled the phone after water dammage. Cleaned every connection with 99% Isopropyl alcohol, ive submerged the board in it also and recleaned. I've removed the heat shields to clean as much as I could. I bought an ultrasonic bath and cleaned the board with the isopropyl alcohol in it also, I ran a few cycles.
I replaced the battery, the charging port and the screen. The original screen was cracked to begin with.
On booting up the new screen is still black and won't display anything. The phone is responding to the home button with vibration, vibrates when plugged into charge etc … but nothing on the screen.
I'd like to back up the data at the very least but the phone hasn't been paired with a computer and need the screen to do this so I'm stuck.
Any ideas? Could something have gone on the board that's preventing the new screen from working?
Thanks
Maybe one of the pins on the connector on the board are broken? That would be my guess
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