iphone 7 replacement lcd touch screen with home button factory

This is my second attempt in repairing this phone, I had originally bought a screen replacement that was cheaper from a different supplier on Amazon , but we all know you get what you pay for! From the other supplier the screen wasn’t usable pixels were off and lines running through the middle!

1) Home button- Due to apple’s technology only a factory or original home button works with the touch sensor , micro chip that is linked to the motherboard. I was already aware of this which is why my home button is white on the black screen as I swapped it out for the original and fully working.

2) This one doesn’t come with adhesive to “waterproof” the phone, however You can purchase that separate. I wouldn’t trust it fully since not factory, but honestly you don’t even need it if you use a case.

Like any parent, I’m sick of replacing screens. The last one cost me £80 with a great company who I’ve used many times before. However, when your son makes a video of himself kicking a ball at the phone, you tend to get a bit miffed. I refused to get the screen replaced, but then I got the pig’s face from the other half who is a bit too soft. Anyway, I compromised, I decided to fix the screen myself.

After reading many reviews, I decided to buy the Yodoit iPhone 7 replacement screen. Aside from the fact that the screen was complete with all sensors and cameras, and the only carry over part from the broken phone is the home button which needs to be attached to the replacement. Be aware, that the cheaper kits look attractive, but they don’t include the sensors, camera, ear piece etc. This kit includes it all. So why the two stars?

Well, if you look at my photo, you’ll see three circular imperfections, near the home buttons. This is not acceptable that this should pass quality control. Even worse than this, the instructions are incomplete and inaccurate. The first point is bad enough, but the second point is unforgivable. In terms of incomplete, the instructions only include how to dismantle the screen. When it comes to putting it all back together there is nothing to help you. So I can tell that there will be those who will say “oh, just work backwards from the instructions to dismantle.” That’s fine, however, the instructions are not for this product with a complete screen, with all sensors. The instructions were for a cheaper screen without the built in camera etc attached.. This like the imperfections in the screen is unacceptable, especially as it’s a bit daunting to take what was a £900 phone and start mucking about with it.

The other problem was that due to the lack of reassembly instructions you wouldn’t know that the top of the screen has two detents/tabs that need to be inserted into the frame before you can seat the new screen into the frame. I actually thought it was just a matter of pressing the screen into the frame. What was also annoying was I had the foresight to buy an adhesive “band” that you press onto the frame before re-fitting the new screen. So you can imagine, there were a few choice expletives when I had to remove the wonky screen from the phone.

Add to this that unless you have an electron microscope (that’s a joke) you can’t actually read the instructions. They must be in 3 or 2 point font, if that! The photos are very blurry and poorly lit too. The tools supplied are almost one hit use. The screwdrivers are soft metal with plastic handles. They are marked with the size and head type. This would be great, except for the fact that the sweat on your palms removes the specifications!

I managed to change the screen and for it all to work properly. The home button is remarkably fiddly and worrying that you’ll rip the ribbon cable. There is no instruction that informs you that the actual connector to remove is wrapped back on itself and then connected. You Tube videos are pretty useless too, with most rushing through assuming you know what you’re doing. yes, I got the screen fixed and everything including the haptic feedback on the screen and the button works. However, this is more to do with being an engineer (amongst other things!) and using some slow, tentative common sense, than any help from the instructions or YouTube.

I have photographed the instructions which are designed to waste your time and confuse you. See attached photos for confusing instructions to remove the earpiece, when they show a picture of the home button assembly. Also, you can see the futile actions of removing sensor arrays, cameras etc, and one telling you to remove the rear metal plate. For good measure you can see the endpoint and a lovely message from Yodoit, now renamed Youdon’tdoit!

If you decide to change a broken screen yourself, here is some common sense advice from an engineer (a graduate engineer, not a washing machine engineer): when you remove the screws from each stage, stick them on paper using sellotape with the description and where you took them from and the stage number in the instructions. This way you will know exactly what goes where. For example, if there are 3 x trilobe Y screws 1.3mm, write it down and stick them on the paper next to the description with what they fixed “lower power connector plate”.

Good luck if you decide to use this kit, but unfortunately Dottore does NOT approve of this Yodoit Screen Replacement kit. Look elsewhere on amazon or be ready for an uncertain time. Good luck from Youdon’tdoit!

Replace a cracked or scratched front glass panel or malfunctioning LCD display on your phone. A new screen and digitizer assembly will renew the appearance of your front panel, restore touch function, and eliminate the dead pixels or flickering on an aging display.

Most replacement home buttons won’t work, so check carefully before starting your repair. Your iPhone’s original home button is uniquely paired to the logic board at the factory—and without Apple’s proprietary calibration process, even a genuine replacement home button from another iPhone won’t work. To fix a broken home button, you should install a specially-made, universal-style home button. Note that these replacements only work as a button; Touch ID will not function.

If you are only replacing a broken screen, you can use this guide to carefully remove and transfer your working original home button to a new screen, preserving all functions, including Touch ID.

During this procedure, to avoid accidentally straining or tearing the display cables, it"s best to completely detach the display assembly before beginning repairs on the home/Touch ID sensor. But if you are comfortable doing so, you may skip the display assembly section of this guide and go straight to the home/Touch ID sensor section.

This is the replacement iPhone 7 LCD and Digitizer Screen in Black. This product is super affordable because the LCD and screen is made with aftermarket parts. So you can watch videos again in hi-resolution, without the dead pixels, for a great price. Fix your shattered or cracked 4.7 inch screen with this replacement. (This part does not include the home button, front-facing camera, proximity sensor, earpiece speaker, or the LCD shield plate. You"ll need to transfer these parts from your broken iPhone 7 screen to your new screen.)

If you are having any trouble during a repair, we will help. Just contact us on our email or live chat support. We will answer any questions you have about a repair or our parts. Plus we offer a Free iPhone 7 LCD and Screen Repair Guide, for you to use.

If your iPhone 7 home button isn"t working and bringing you back to your home screen upon a press on your iOS device, a new home button should resolve this issue in most cases. The home button on the iPhone 7 is no longer actually physically clickable but now relies on the Taptic Engine to stimulate clicks. Replacing the home button will only be cosmetic, however, it will not fix Touch ID or finger print reader issues. Each home button is specifically paired with each phone to only work those security functions with each other. Use this repair if your home button is missing, cracked and not working. We will place an on screen home button so you can navigate your device. If you would like your button to click originally, I would recommend going to Apple directly.

Whether your iPhone 7 home replacement repair needs to be done on any of the US carriers such as AT&T, Verizon, Sprint or T-Mobile or International models, this repair will work fine across all these devices because they are the same in regards to the battery for this iPhone repair. We can replace the button if it"s black, white, silver or rose gold.

We will completely replace the home button so your iPhone 7! Walk in customers usually can be in and out within an hour and mail in customers will be worked on the day they arrive. If you live in Orange County, CA we can also come to your location and do the repair right in front of you while you wait! We don"t charge extra for this service.

If you"d like to send your device to us for a repair, simply purchase the repair above with the buy button and checkout with PayPal or a credit card. Send your device to us and we will take care of the rest. We accept shipments from anywhere in the US. We cover return shipping to you at no extra cost.

Touch ID is tailor made for each device from the factory and the home button serial is unique to it"s logic or motherboard. Replacing your home button will only physically replace the part, but Touch ID will no longer function due to this. That means your home button will also not click. You would have to use the on screen home button to navigate your device.

A replacement LCD screen can help return your damaged Apple iPhone 6 to its original condition. You can select products with various features, depending on your needs and the amount of damage to the phone. You can find products ranging from digitizers to replacement glass for the screen.

The digitizer is a device that helps your touch become translated into a digital pulse. This is important because it allows the display to electronically respond to your touch. You need this electronic interaction in order to perform even the smallest task on the device. When shopping for a screen replacement, make sure to verify whether you need just the glass or a digitizer as well. In some cases, the screen and digitizer will come together as a kit.

If your screen is slightly cracked but still responding, a glass-only screen kit can help with a replacement. If there is no response to your touch, then you will need a digitizer in an addition to the glass to make your phone fully functional.

Every Apple product is made with that particular model in mind. While the company has many versions of the iPhone that are similar in size, screen resolution, and power, you should find a product that is specifically made for the iPhone 6 to ensure compatibility for your device. Even if the model has similar sizing, there are often small differences in dimensions and power requirements. Also, features such as the home button and camera need to fit properly so they will function optimally with the iPhone.

Different versions of Apple"s iPhone have different model numbers. Model numbers can even vary from carrier to carrier for the same phone. To ensure a compatible fit for your screen replacement, you need to find the model number. The model information for the iPhone 6 is etched into the back of the phone.

Replacement screens are designed to match up with the color of your phone. The model 6 came out on the market with only a few select colors. You can still choose a different color to personalize the phone as long as it has the correct model number. Some of the available colors are:

Your iPhone"s touchscreen is its defining feature. In fact, an iPhone is essentially useless without a working touchscreen, so if it fails to respond to your touch, it"s a problem you need to solve — immediately.

The good news, though, is that unless there"s a fatal hardware problem that requires a trip to an Apple store to get the entire phone repaired or replaced, you may be able to get it up and running again with a few simple fixes.Quick tip: If your iPad touch screen isn"t working either, there are several other ways to troubleshoot the issue.

If your iPhone"s touchscreen is not working, try each of these troubleshooting tips. Hopefully, one of these will get you up and running. If not, it"s likely you have a hardware problem that may only be fixable by contacting Apple customer service to repair or replace your phone.

If your iPhone has gone completely haywire, the first thing you should do is restart it — turn it off completely, wait a minute or two, and then turn it on again. Restarting an iPhone can wipe out temporary glitches in memory, which can restore, for example, an unresponsive screen.

Of course, if the touchscreen is not working, you can"t shut down the phone in the usual way using the Settings menu; you"ll need to force the phone to restart by pressing some combination of power and volume buttons.

The iPhone uses a capacitive touchscreen that senses your fingertips using electrical conductance. That means various things can interfere with the way your screen works — dirt and grime can affect it, but a much larger problem is moisture and liquid. If the screen is wet or even just damp, dry it thoroughly and try again.

The Whoosh! Cleaning kit is an inexpensive solution to keeping your iPhone screen clean and working properly. We chose it as one of the best iPhone accessories you can buy.Whoosh! Screen Cleaning Kit, $9.99 from Amazon and Target

On rare occasions, an accessory plugged into the phone"s Lightning port could interfere with the touchscreen. If anything is plugged into the port — including a power bank or charger — unplug it. If that solves your problem, the accessory or cable might be incompatible with the iPhone.

The iPhone"s touchscreen may seem robust enough to work virtually flawless all the time, but it only works properly in a surprisingly narrow set of conditions. For example, the touchscreen can stop working if you apply a screen protector that"s too thick, making it impossible for the screen to sense the electrical capacitance in your fingers.

If the touchscreen isn"t working — or is working intermittently — remove anything on or around the screen, including the phone case and any screen protector that"s keeping the screen from getting scratched. If it works after removing those accessories, get a different case and/or look for a thinner screen protector.

2. If you have an iPhone 8 or later, quickly press these buttons, one after the other: Volume Up, Volume Down, and the Side button. For an iPhone 7, press the Volume Down and Side buttons simultaneously. For older models, simultaneously press and hold the Home and Side buttons.

If your iPhone has recently stopped responding to your touch and nothing else so far has worked, it"s possible there"s a serious hardware issue and the phone needs to be repaired or replaced.

3. If you have an iPhone 8 or later, quickly press these buttons, one after the other: Volume Up, Volume Down, and the Side button. For an iPhone 7, press the Volume Down and Side buttons simultaneously. For older models, simultaneously press and hold the Home and Side buttons.

4. On a Mac, you should see the option to restore or update your iPhone. Click Restore and follow the directions to perform a factory reset. On a PC, click the Device button in the top left of iTunes. Then select Summary, then Restore, and follow the onscreen instructions.

If you still have no luck getting the touchscreen to respond, it"s almost certain that you have a hardware problem with your iPhone and it needs professional help. Contact Apple"s customer support to see if it is eligible for repair or replacement.Dave Johnson

This LCD screen and digitizer assembly with frame and Small Parts replacement is compatible with iPhone 7 only. Please do not confuse it with other version.

All LCD iPhone 7 Screen Replacement with home button is strictly QC double tested and make sure in good condition before shipping. We believe in our products, please contact us for a solution if you need any assistance with the screen.

[What You Get] This 7 screen replacement kit includes an iPhone 7 LCD Touch Digitizer and a complete professional repair toolset. Plus a Magnetic screw mat to help you keep track of all tiny screws during install, and a Screen protector to keep your screen from scratches.

[NOTE] This iPhone 7 3D touch screen replacement assembly comes with Home Button, BUT NO TOUCH ID. For security reason, the touch ID only works with the original home button, you will need to transfer it from your original display screen to the new one to retain the Touch ID function.

Ghost touch is when your iPhone screen moves or starts tapping buttons on its own. The screen seems to react to nonexistent touches, which means apps open and start doing stuff without you actually touching anything. Unsurprisingly, such strange actions can be more than a little annoying.

However, while ghost touch sometimes requires you to take your iPhone to Apple for a repair, you can try a number of quick fixes for free. These range from cleaning the iPhone’s touchscreen to performing a factory reset.

Ghost touch problems most commonly affect the iPhone X. In November 2018, Apple admitted that it had found some issues affecting the iPhone X’s touchscreen. It also announced that it would provide free repairs to affected customers.

However, reports and complaints online have shown that the iPhone ghost touch issue also happens on other models. Affected iPhones include not only the iPhone XS and XR, but also older models like the iPhone 8, 7, 6, and 5 as well as newer models like the iPhone 11, 12, or 13. In other words, ghost touch is something that can, on rare occasion, affect any iPhone.

It may sound simple, but cleaning your iPhone’s touchscreen can be an effective defense against ghost touch. By doing this, you will clear away any debris or dust that was causing your iPhone to think you’re touching the screen.

To clean your iPhone’s touchscreen, you should first turn it off and unplug any cables. Next, you should find a soft and clean cloth, such as a lint-free cloth for cleaning glasses. You should lightly dampen this cloth with water. Finally, start cleaning the touchscreen by wiping gently but firmly from one end to the other.

Also, Apple recommends that you don’t use window or household cleaners, or cleaners containing abrasives or hydrogen peroxide. You could erode the oil-resistant coating Apple put on your iPhone screen if you do so.

Screen protectors are thin layers of glass or plastic that you can attach to the iPhone’s touchscreen to protect it from scratching or cracking. While they’re often useful, they can disrupt how the touchscreen operates. You should therefore try removing any screen protector, since doing so could easily fix ghost touch problems.

You should remove your iPhone’s screen protector very carefully and slowly. Start at one corner, and then gradually peel the protector off the iPhone’s screen. If the protector has been cracked or damaged at all, it might be safer to take your phone to a suitably qualified repair shop (or to Apple) to ensure you don’t cut yourself on the cracked glass.

You should also consider contacting the manufacturer of the screen protector. This manufacturer might be better placed to recommend the best method for removing the protector and may be able to refund you if the screen protector caused your iPhone’s ghost touch problems.

Another possible cause of ghost touch on an iPhone is a slightly twisted screen. If your iPhone has such a screen, you might be able to solve the problem by removing any hard case you’re using. Occasionally, it can be this hard case that twists the screen, so removing it can fix the issue.

In online forums, some iPhone users have noted that their hard case got twisted after dropping their iPhone. As such, it really is worth trying to remove the hard case if your iPhone has one.

It’s always a good idea to restart your iPhone whenever it has a problem. This also applies to ghost touch issues, since it’s possible that clearing your iPhone’s temporary memory by restarting it could fix any glitch that is causing the the screen to play up.

Similar to restarting your iPhone but noticeably more drastic, you could force restart your iPhone. You can do this if your iPhone’s ghost touch problem is so severe that you can’t even turn it off properly. That’s because a force restart works even when your iPhone doesn’t.

If ghost touch is still a problem, you should update your iPhone. This is worth doing because ghost touch might have been caused by a software bug that Apple has fixed in a recent update.

If restarts and software updates don’t stop your iPhone’s ghost touch problem, you should perform a factory reset on your iPhone. This is a good way of removing any underlying software issues that might cause ghost touch.

After you’ve performed the factory reset, you’ll have to go through the setup process again. This is where you can choose to restore your iPhone from a previously saved backup.

If a simple force restart doesn’t work for you, you can try putting your iPhone in Recovery Mode and reinstalling iOS. To put an iPhone in Recovery Mode, connect it to a computer running macOS or iTunes and follow the steps above to force restart the iPhone.

Once in Recovery Mode, your computer will show a message that says, “There is a problem with the iPhone that requires it to be updated or restored.” You should click Update (if available) or Restore.

If Recovery Mode doesn’t fix your iPhone, try using DFU mode instead. This is an even deeper version of Recovery Mode that reinstalls all the firmware on your iPhone as well as the software.

If your iPhone is still suffering from ghost touch, you should book an appointment at your nearest Apple Store for a repair. That’s because you’ve exhausted the software fixes now, so it must be a hardware issue that is causing ghost touch on your iPhone. For example, some owners have mentioned that improper display assembly or touchscreen seating can cause the issue.

You shouldn’t take your iPhone apart and try to fix such causes yourself unless you have considerable experience doing so. It’s much safer to turn to Apple Support, which is where you can book an appointment. Attempting a DIY repair will also void any warranty you have on your iPhone.

If your iPhone needs a hardware repair to fix ghost touch, make sure you only use Apple or an Apple-authorized service provider. This is because low-quality parts or dodgy repairs can cause various problems with your iPhone screen. They could even cause ghost touch in the first place.

Professional Installation is Recommended, I will not be responsible for any damage caused to your phone or lcd screen assembly during install so please buy and install at your own Risk, Returns are only accepted if item is in the same condition as it was shipped to you

Compatible with: For iphone 5,5c,5s,6,6 Plus,6s,6s Plus,7,7 Plus,8,8 PLus(1)If you are unfamiliar on fitting the replacement screen, we recommend you to view a Tutorial on YouTube to see exactly what is involved in replacing the screen.If you find that the ribbon cable on the digitizer is too short then please make sure that it is threaded through the mid-frame correctly. Do not pull on it to try and make it stretch as the cables are very fragile.WE STRONGLY RECOMMEND THIS PART IS ASSEMBLED BY A SPECIALIST, DAMAGE TO THE PART DURING ASSEMBLING WILL NOT BE COVERED UNDER ANY GUARANTEE.Packing includes:1 x For iphone LCD Touch Screen Digitizer Replacement

Please be note：Ifthe Screen assembly you ordered have Home button. However, due to Apple"s limitation, each iPhone 6,iPhone 6 plus,iPhone 6S,iPhone 6S plus,iPhone 7,iPhone 7 plus,iPhone 8,iPhone 8 plus"ID recognizes only one fingerprint, so after replacing the Home button"s feedback flat cable, the fingerprint recognizing function would be erased. If you wish to reactivate this function, remove our flat cable and use your original one, or apply a new ID from Apple"s after-sale service department for our flat cable.Thisonly fixes the button function, not the fingerprint scanner. Once the original home button is replaced you can no longer use the fingerprint scanner / Touch ID, just the standard button. (you can replace your original home button if they are still working)

“Force Touch” is also called 3D Touch. It can identify your fingerprint when you touch the home button.****for example,Force Touch on it and a dialogue box with Apple Maps appears to reveal its exact location,****A device with force touch means the screen is sensitive to the force applied to it.