Maxim

Check your connections, samsung tablets are prone to self-disconnected cables :)

Does your earspeaker work? If not, it's possible that you damaged the front camera flex, which can cause a failure of both cameras and flash. Otherwise, try turning it off and on again (I know, basic but sometimes it works!)

Hi Tony, the darker spot is quite common with lower quality screens, which is why I want to ask how much you paid for the assembly and where you ordered it. It just might be a copy and to my knowlegde, you can't really do anything about it. Regarding your bottom screws, when closing your iPhone 6, make sure that the 2 little metal "feet" at the bottom of the screen are in a 90° angle with the rest of the screen. If this is not the case, the bottom screws can get stuck getting in and out of their holes.

Hi, Volume and powerbuttons are to be soldered to the main board with the OPO. I would try a new battery or send it to a professional shop to help out with the volume/power issues. -Maxim

Hi, Sometimes a typical "Greyed out wifi" problem doesn't mean that the WiFi button is actually greyed out. If you can't find ANY networks, it's always worth a try. Give it a google how to solve a greyed out wifi, it's easier than you think Contact me on twitter (@mxmdwt) if you have any problems. :)

Hi Minion Lover, What I would try : - Without tools : Make sure that it's turned off. While keeping the homebutton pressed, connect the iPhone to a computer. If iTunes recognizes it as a phone in recovery mode, try to restore it. - With tools : Open your iPhone (beware of the homebutton ribbon!) and disconnect the battery. Plug it back in and check if anythings changed. If not, you might need to change the battery. Sadly, sudden failure of batteries are not uncommon with phones of this age.

Hey Aryan, first of all, I'd recommend going to an Apple store to check if they will replace your iPhone for free. It's almost always the best option since you don't void your warranty early on by doing something as simple as replacing a battery. Now, if you're out of luck and you want to get repairing, ask yourself if there were any irregularities before. Heating up when charging, quick battery drain etc. Also did you charge the device with the original Apple USB cable, in an original Apple charging plug? I would recommend for you to try the following (in this order) : - replace the battery, if the phone turns on check if the battery charges. If yes, problem is most likely solved, if no, go to step 2 - replace the dock connector. If none of the above work, please contact me. Good luck!

The problem is caused by a defect part on the logic board. It's mostly caused by unplugging your LCD while the iPad is still powered on. You could try a new LCD screen, but in 90% of all cases I've seen it's a problem located on the logic board. (resource : new employees in our shop did cause this problem a few times)

In order to get help, please specify the problem. - LCD doesn't light up? - Touch doesn't work? - ???

I'll create a teardown. Got the pictures on my phone for 2 months now, time to upload them :)

Why would you remove the entire logic board for this repair? I never remove it to replace the lighting connector.