I had the exact issue and panicked because I didn't do a backup of my fiancé's phone before I did the screen replacement. When I plugged in the phone to my laptop, it appeared as a connected device and showed all the correct information related to the phone. The screen went black, and only made a repeating charging beep and a vibration when I would turn the sound on and off. Below are the steps that I took:
-Removed the bottom 2 screws
-Elevated the screen (did not detach the screen)
-Removed the shield that connects the battery to the main board
-Disconnected the battery
-Held down the power button at the top of the phone to remove any remaining power
-Reconnected the battery
-Placed the shield back
-Reconnected the screen to the phone
-Powered on to test and BOOM!!
It was working like new and immediately did a full backup.
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I really hope this helps you with your issue.
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I had the exact issue and panicked because I didn't do a back up of my fiancé phone before I did the screen replacement. When I plugged in the phone to my laptop it appeared as a connected devices and showed all the correct information related to the phone. Below are the steps that I took after the screen went black and only made a repeating charging beep and a vibration when I would turn the sound on and off:
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I had the exact issue and panicked because I didn't do a backup of my fiancé's phone before I did the screen replacement. When I plugged in the phone to my laptop, it appeared as a connected device and showed all the correct information related to the phone. The screen went black, and only made a repeating charging beep and a vibration when I would turn the sound on and off. Below are the steps that I took:
-Removed the bottom 2 screws
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-Elevated the screen (did not detached the screen)
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-Elevated the screen (did not detach the screen)
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-Removed the shield that connects the batter to the main board
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-Removed the shield that connects the battery to the main board
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-Disconnected battery
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-Disconnected the battery
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-Held down the power button at the top of the phone to remove and remaining power
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-Held down the power button at the top of the phone to remove any remaining power
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-Reconnected battery
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-Reconnected the battery
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-Placed shield back
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-Placed the shield back
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-Reconnected screen to the phone
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-Reconnected the screen to the phone
-Powered on to test and BOOM!!
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Working like new and immediately did a full back up.
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It was working like new and immediately did a full backup.
I had the exact issue and panicked because I didn't do a back up of my fiancé phone before I did the screen replacement. When I plugged in the phone to my laptop it appeared as a connected devices and showed all the correct information related to the phone. Below are the steps that I took after the screen went black and only made a repeating charging beep and a vibration when I would turn the sound on and off:
-Removed the bottom 2 screws
-Elevated the screen (did not detached the screen)
-Removed the shield that connects the batter to the main board
-Disconnected battery
-Held down the power button at the top of the phone to remove and remaining power
-Reconnected battery
-Placed shield back
-Reconnected screen to the phone
-Powered on to test and BOOM!!
Working like new and immediately did a full back up.
I really hope this helps you with your issue.