RE: [apple-iphone] Bottom part of touch screen doesn't respond
I have seen them become unresponsive if the contacts get bent inward, or if
to much pressure is applied and that bends them.
That and corrosion are the 2 reason I have seen. But I don't do a whole lot.
I am sure he wasn't trying to mis lead you but rather just make it sound
like a super technical job he did. LOL
The end result is a happy customer and that is what matters.
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From: apple-iphone@
Behalf Of Richard E Johnson, MD
Sent: Friday, April 30, 2010 12:20 PM
To: apple-iphone@
Subject: Re: [apple-iphone] Bottom part of touch screen doesn't respond
Interesting. Stranger things have happened. Perhaps he was not
a "Genius". Or had something to hide about the button electronics.
Whatever he changed immediately fixed the Home button problem without
recurrence.
Dick
Sent from my ô– iPhone 3GS
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Richard E Johnson, ScM, MD, DABA
Oklahoma, USA (CT native)
RECMSOJ@OnlineOK.
On Apr 30, 2010, at 9:08, "Patrick - Sprint Repair" <sprintrepair@
> wrote:
> I find that hard to believe.
> I have fixed many iPhones and the Home button is not attached to any
> long cable. It has 2 contacts that touch directly on the board.
>
> Its possible the touchscreen could be a result of the cable becoming
> partially attached. That device is segmented so if a vertical or
> horizontal section went out thatfs more likely a cable issue, or eve
> n software issue.
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