#replacingiphonescreen

The most sensitive part of an iPhone unarguably is its screen. Cracks and smashes are the most common screen damages that occur. IPhone screen replacement can become a tiresome experience if not done correctly.  

Screen damage needs to be repaired with utmost care with all necessary precautions in place. If you are getting an iPhone screen replacement then here are few absolutely unescapable safety measures you need to follow. 

Pre- Screen Replacement Checks and Precautions

Make sure your     personal data is safe. The best way is to upload the contents on any cloud     service and delete it from your phone. The replacement     services will ask you to open the screen lock, therefore your keep a     copy of the original data someplace safer. 

After backing up     your iOS device, keep your Apple ID password handy. Switch off the ‘Find     My Phone’ feature and unpair it from all other devices. It can hinder the     iPhone screen replacement process. 

It sounds basic but many users tend to forget     the simplest steps the most. Remove your sim card, external storage,     mobile case, and screen protector. Keep your changer and cable with     you. 

Post- Screen Replacement Checks and Precautions

Now that you have had your screen replaced, make sure you do an all-out check before taking the iPhone back with you. Screen replacements are a tricky business and minor inconveniences can spoil your otherwise amazing experience of using the iPhone. Thus, once you’ve had your iPhone screen replacement check for the following problems on your phone. 

The     iPhone won’t turn on

Every iPhone model needs to restart after a screen replacement but since your iPhone won’t turn on, you need to hard reset it. The Hard Reset feature is available in every model but the system varies. 

 There     could be a software problem preventing your iPhone from turning on     iPhone screen     replacement and software may be unrelated but hardware overhauling can     affect the existing software version. Luckily, every iPhone has the DFU     feature or Device Firmware Update to help with any software related     problems.

 Check for     the light sensor and touch sensor. The ambient light sensor could be     disabled after the boot process. In older models of the phone, Touch ID     stops working altogether. However new models do not face the issue of     permanent Touch ID failure. 

 Adjust the     lighting to see if the screen function is up to the mark.

Repairing a damaged screen needs skill and precision. Nobody wants an iPhone screen replacement that is costly and ineffective. Get your screen replaced by technicians which can guarantee the use of authentic mobile parts. Do your own precautionary assessment of the screen before and after its replacement.