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Does your phone's display screen show purple bleeding (or other colors)? This usually means the pixels in the screen are damaged. Damage can be caused by dropping or hitting the smartphone. Unfortunately there is no simple way to fix bleeding without replacing the entire component. Check if you have device protection that may cover the repair.

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Is your phone touch screen not responding to your touch? First, make sure your screen is clear of grime or dirt. Try removing any screen protector that's on the device. If that doesn't work you can:

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Your phone screen may not be working due to dirt or debris on the screen or screen protector. This issue can be solved with careful cleaning. Your phone screen may also not be working due to the phone case. You can try simply removing the case. Or, you might have an incompatible accessory or cable plugged into the phone that's causing issues. Learn how to Check for Physical Damage - Screen. Non-physical issues can also cause the phone screen to stop working. Phone touch screen failures may be due to:

SSD1306OLED displaydatasheet

The breakout board works wonderfully with a Dasduino board  due to the easyC system. It is perfect for displaying simple information, like weather or humidity. Connect it to the Internet and get cryptocurrency prices in real-time. We’ve also added four mounting holes so it won’t move an inch once it’s mounted.

Looking to add visuals to your Arduino projects? The I2C OLED breakout board is perfect for that. Because of its high contrast, you will be in awe of its crispness! The display is made from hundreds of LEDs, each representing one pixel in a 128×64 grid. Thus, it doesn’t need any backlight, and it needs less power than the classic LCD screens. That’s 8192 pixels all individually lit at your fingertips!

128x64OLED displaydatasheet

When not in use, your phone screen may autolock and go dark. However, your phone screen turning black during use could be caused by:

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The design is 5V ready with an onboard regulator, so is compatible with any 3.3V board. The breakout board uses only about 20 mA, depending on active pixels. It is easy to control over the I2C interface. It is even easier to connect with the easyC system – no soldering required!

easyC is a system for simple connection of microcontroller boards, sensors and actuators that enables fast prototyping without the possibility of error. The connection between the modules takes place with simple cables. easyC is based on I2C communication. Read more here.

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Read these FAQs for help with common phone screen issues like why is my phone screen frozen? Why is my screen bleeding or has missing colors? What's the reason my screen is flickering or distorted? Why isn't my touch screen responsive? And more. If these answers don't solve your issue, visit our Troubleshooter. You can expect to fix most issues in under 5 minutes. If you need more help we'll connect you to a Customer Service Representative.

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I2C OLED displaydatasheet

Each pixel on an OLED display is actually a little LED. If you keep it continuously on for over 1000 hours, the screen will start to dim. To prevent that and keep the display bright for a long time, turn off the display when you don’t need it on. We’ve also written a tutorial for it so you can start using it effortlessly in no time!

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If your breakout board is not working, the most common reason is it’s not connected properly. Check the pinout and wiring. You’ll likely find your culprit there. If everything is properly connected, see if the address of your I2C display is correct before you start programming it. The I2C address of your display is 0x3C. If it doesn’t match, be sure to correct it. Make sure the resolution in your program is the same as the resolution of the display. If it’s none of that, look through your code for any invalid display instructions.

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