iPhone 6 Plus LCD Display Replacement in Al Khobar

iPhone 6 Plus LCD Display Replacement in Al Khobar fixes a cracked, dark or unresponsive large screen. We check it free and fit a complete new screen. We move your own Touch ID button across and test it, and most jobs are done the same day.

An iPhone 6 Plus broken screen is common, because the big glass catches more falls. Cracks spread from a corner, or lines and dark blots appear. Sometimes the glass is whole, but touch fails in one part.

The large size makes the phone easy to drop and easy to bend. Glass slivers cut fingers, and cracks let dust and water inside. This phone has no water seal, so moisture can reach the display through even a fine crack.

Not every fault is the screen. A grey flickering bar along the top, with touch that stops working, is often a board fault on this model. We test before we replace anything, so you don't pay for a screen that won't help.

Real cracks and dark patches need an iPhone 6 Plus screen replacement, since glass and display are one part. The Touch ID button is paired to this phone's board. Only your own button keeps the fingerprint working, so we always move it across.

How Kabayan Center Replaces an iPhone 6 Plus LCD Display

These are the screen faults we fix on the iPhone 6 Plus.

• Cracked or shattered front glass
• Lines, dark blots or a flickering picture
• A black screen while the phone still rings
• Touch that misses in one area, or ghost taps
• A screen lifting from the frame at a corner
• A screen that stays lit against your cheek in calls

This is how an iPhone 6 Plus screen replacement goes with us.

1. We check the phone free and test touch, Touch ID, sound, cameras and charging.
2. We tell you what it needs, and you decide before any work starts.
3. We remove the two tiny screws by the Lightning port and lift the screen with a suction cup.
4. We remove the metal cover over the plugs and disconnect the battery first.
5. We move the Home button, front camera, earpiece and metal back plate to the new screen.
6. We connect the new screen and test touch at every edge, brightness and Touch ID.
7. We close the phone, refit the screws and let you unlock it with your finger.

Own a different phone? Our phone screen replacement service covers other models too. People reach our King Fahd Road shop from Dammam and Dhahran as well.

How an iPhone 6 Plus Screen Breaks: 3 Real Cases

Left on the car roof while loading shopping

This one starts in a supermarket car park. A father put the phone on the car roof while loading bags into the boot. He drove off, and the phone slid off at the first turn.

"It's alive, but the screen looks like a broken window," he said. He had searched for iPhone Screen Replacement in Al Khobar from the car park.

A fall from a moving car hits hard and at an angle. The big glass on this model takes most of that blow.

We found the glass shattered and a black blot spreading from one corner. The frame had only light scrapes. We did the iPhone 6 Plus LCD display replacement and moved the Touch ID button and front camera across.

Touch worked at every edge, and the fingerprint read on the first try. The colours looked even across the whole screen.

We suggested a case with a raised lip and a habit of phone-in-pocket before loading the car. A thin protector also went on before he left.

He laughed that the roof is now a no-phone zone. A shopping trip had taught him a lesson he won't forget.

Pulled off a desk by its own cable

A common case in busy offices: a phone charging at the edge of a desk. A receptionist pushed back a chair, and its wheel caught the cable. The phone was pulled off the desk and landed face down on hard tiles.

The screen cracked across the middle, and the plug stayed bent in the port. "Now it won't charge either," the receptionist said.

We did the iPhone 6 Plus LCD display replacement first, moving every small part across. The new screen worked well right away, with clean colours and smooth touch.

Then we checked the port. The sideways pull had bent two pins and torn the port cable near the plug. So we also did a charging port repair and fitted a new port cable.

The phone charged firmly again, and the bottom mic was clear in a test call. The headphone socket worked too, since it sits on the same cable.

The receptionist now charges the phone in the middle of the desk, well away from the edge. The cable now runs behind the monitor, away from the chair wheels.

A leaking water bottle in the car door

We often see this in summer, when everyone carries water. A field technician kept a cracked iPhone 6 Plus in the car door pocket next to a bottle. The bottle leaked, and the phone sat in water for an afternoon.

The screen showed a pale patch, and touch started to fail. The technician had looked up mobile repair in Al Khobar that evening.

The crack had let water under the glass, and some reached the board. We found white marks near the screen plugs. So we did a water damage repair to clean the board first.

After cleaning and drying, the pale patch faded a little, but the crack was still there. The technician chose to keep the old screen for now and plan the new one later.

Water under cracked glass usually comes back as more damage. We advised not to wait too long.

So the phone works again, but it still has its crack. The technician now keeps bottles and the phone in separate pockets.

We noted the screen on the job card for the next visit. The iPhone 6 Plus LCD display replacement will close that crack for good.

How to Keep Your iPhone 6 Plus Screen Safe

• Use a case with a raised lip, since the big glass hits first.
• Never leave the phone on a car roof or a desk edge.
• Charge it away from chair wheels and walkways.
• Keep water bottles in a different pocket from the phone.
• Fix small cracks early, before water finds a way in.
• Take it for phone repair in Al Khobar at the first flicker or dead spot.

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