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Das iPhone 6 mit dem 4,7 Zoll Display ist die kleinere Version des iPhone 6 Plus und kam am 19. September 2014 auf dem Markt. Es hat die Modelnnummern A1549, A1586 und A1589.

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What component would be causing LCD glitches?

So my friends iPhone 6 has been having these crazy intermittent glitches with the screen. Before I start with that, this phone was repaired about a year ago due to a blown back light filter/filter circuit. The phone required micro-soldering and worked fine up until now. The glitches happen intermittently. So sometimes the phone will work fine for days at a time, and then glitch off and on through out the day.

I have already tried a new screen on the phone to isolate the issue. So I know it's a mother board issue. She also said that sometimes (not often), the touch will wig out, which is causing ghost touching and random apps opening. I would assume that touch disease is responsible for that particular issue, which is very rare in the 6 model & more common in the 6 plus model. But the touch issue has only been happening since the glitching. So touch disease is some what ruled out... Especially seeing that this type of glitching is not the kind that touch disease causes.

I did happen to noticed that the heat shield that was removed to repair the back light filter was loose. I highly doubt that it's shorting out on anything, but I taped it in place to prevent it from moving around until I'm able to get it soldered in place.

Does anyone know what would cause this issue? I have uploaded a video of the issue to YouTube which can be found here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XG9qVzDL...

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The Chestnut IC (U1501) supplies voltages to both the Touch circuit and the LCD driver circuit. It is directly below the upper heat shield (the one covering the CPU) and right near the edge. For now, I would remove the shield if you can do that safely (disconnect the battery and don't force anything). Then test the device again to see if it still happens.

The circuit may have been damaged but I'm a bit concerned about the randomness of the glitches, as opposed to "all on/all off" type of glitch. This could be caused by bad data going back and forth from the CPU to the screen. At any rate, start with the shield :>).

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