Mobile Phone LCD Screens for iPhone 6

Display LCD Screen Mobile Phone Parts for iPhone 6

The Apple iPhone 6 features a beautiful 4.7-inch LED-backlit widescreen that responds to multiple touches and uses the IPS technology. As long as the screen is intact, you can enjoy the dual-domain pixels providing you with wide viewing angles as well as the oleophobic coating that keeps your fingerprints away from the screen no matter how much you click or swipe on it. If you drop your phone hard, the screen can break. Luckily, there are solutions and special mobile phone parts for broken screens that fix things. Get to know your iPhone 6 display to repair it yourself. Even if you are taking it to the Apple Store for repairs, having your spare parts handy means less time you have to wait for repairs, especially if they have to order a part specially.

In fact, Apple has produced some variations of the iPhone 6 model. Before starting to look for iPhone 6 LCD screen replacements, you need to make sure which one you have as they different display sizes. The model number on the back cover helps you with this. The original iPhone 6 carries model numbers A1549, A1586 and A1589, while the iPhone 6 Plus with a 5.5-inch screen can be either A1522, A1524 or A1593. The iPhone 6s is either an A1633, A1688 or A1700, while the iPhone 6s Plus carries the number A1634, A1687 or A1699.

The screen of your iPhone 6 is a complex assembly that consists of separate layers, each one with a specific function. The outermost part is the front glass lens and this is the easiest replace, should it break. The next is a thin film layer, the screen digitiser that converts your display into a touch screen. The LCD component of your iPhone 6 is underneath the digitiser and this delivers the images on your display.

You can determine the broken component of your screen by visual examination and by faults in screen performance. Small cracks on the glass with no faults in performance indicate that only the front glass lens needs a replacement, and this is the easiest to handle. If your phone has lost its touchscreen capabilities, then the failure is in the screen digitiser. Dark blobs on your display indicate problems with the LCD part. Sometimes, several parts can break at once, and you can have dark spots on the screen and no touchscreen functionality in some parts of the display. In the case of Apple phones, the digitiser and LCD are integrated, so you need to change them both because you cannot separate them safely.

By using special replacement guides that include ample of photos, almost anyone can manage the screen repair on their own at home. You do need some special tools to perform this process. These include a small five-star pentalobe screwdriver for removing the phones main screws, a small crosshead screwdriver, a plastic pick to remove the internal screen connection and a suction cup that helps you to lift the screen out of its case.