iPhone 6S Plus LCD Display Replacement in Al Khobar

iPhone 6S Plus LCD Display Replacement in Al Khobar brings back a clear, working big screen. We check it free and fit a complete new screen, with the glass and LCD as one part. Your own Home button moves across, and most jobs are done the same day.

An iPhone 6S Plus broken screen is common, since this big phone sticks out of pockets. The glass cracks from a corner, white spots show through, or one side turns yellow. Sometimes the glass looks fine, but touch stops working in a strip.

It's better not to wait. Cracks spread a little every time the phone flexes in a pocket or bag. This model has no water rating either, so a crack lets sweat and dust reach the display.

Not every fault needs a new part. A screen that went black after a drop sometimes just has a loose cable at the top. Refitting it can bring the picture straight back, and we always check that first.

Cracks, white spots, lines and dead touch are different. The glass and the LCD are one part, so an iPhone 6S Plus screen replacement fits the whole new screen. The Home button moves to it, since only the original one works with Touch ID.

How Kabayan Center Replaces an iPhone 6S Plus LCD Display

These are the screen faults we fix on this phone.

• Cracked or shattered glass, often starting from one corner
• White spots or bright patches that show on light pages
• A yellow or dark patch after strong heat
• Lines, flicker, or a black screen while sound still works
• Touch that is dead in a strip, or 3D Touch that stopped responding
• A screen sitting up from the frame at one edge

Here is how we replace it, step by step:

1. We check the phone free and test sound, cameras, charging and Touch ID.
2. We tell you what it needs, and you decide before any work starts.
3. We take out the two tiny screws at the bottom and lift the screen with a suction cup.
4. We swing the screen up from the bottom, since its cables sit at the top, and unplug the battery first.
5. We move the Home button, earpiece and front camera to the new screen, one small part at a time.
6. We connect the new screen and test touch, 3D Touch, colour and Touch ID.
7. We press the screen into the frame evenly and let you check it yourself.

Using a different phone? Our phone screen replacement service covers other models with much the same steps. Customers come to our shop on King Fahd Road from Dammam and Dhahran too.

How an iPhone 6S Plus Screen Breaks: 3 Real Cases

Left on the car roof, then driven off

This one starts in a supermarket car park. The owner put the phone on the car roof while loading bags, then drove off. It slid off at the first turn and hit the road.

"I heard it fall, and I already knew," the owner told us. They had searched for iPhone Screen Replacement in Al Khobar from a friend's phone that evening. The screen was shattered, and one corner of the frame was scraped and bent.

We opened it and found the LCD cracked under the glass. The iPhone 6S Plus LCD display replacement went well, and we moved the Home button across. Touch and Touch ID worked on the first test.

The rear camera was another story. Its small cover glass had cracked on the road, and photos looked hazy. So we fitted a new cover as part of a phone camera repair, and photos turned sharp again.

The bent corner was harder. We straightened it as far as was safe, but a hairline gap stayed at that one corner. Pushing further could have cracked the new glass.

The owner chose to live with the small gap. A case now covers it, and the screen itself works perfectly.

Pressed flat in a full backpack

We often see white spots on this big model. A student packed the phone in a full backpack, under a heavy laptop and a water bottle. After a long bus ride, bright white spots showed on every light page.

"It looks like someone pressed a thumb into it," the student said. A big, thin screen bends under steady weight. The layers that light the LCD get pressed out of place, and they stay that way.

The student had looked up mobile repair in Al Khobar, hoping the spots would fade. They don't fade, because the inside layers are damaged. The glass on top had no crack at all.

We did the iPhone 6S Plus LCD display replacement and moved the earpiece, front camera and Home button across. The spots were gone, and the colours looked even from edge to edge.

While testing, the cable charged only when it was held at an angle. The port was full of fluff from the backpack, so we did a quick charging port repair.

The phone now travels in the bag's front pocket, away from anything heavy. A hard case would give it even more cover.

A summer afternoon on the dashboard

A common summer case: a phone left on the dashboard while the owner ran into a shop. A sales rep used it for maps all day, parked in full sun. By evening, a yellow patch sat at the top of the screen.

Strong heat damages the layers inside an LCD. It also softens the seal that holds the screen in the frame. On this phone, the patch spread a little further each hot day.

We opened it and found the seal soft and the display stained by heat. The battery under it had started to swell as well, lifting the screen at one edge.

A swollen battery is not safe, even when the phone still works. So we did a phone battery replacement first, then the iPhone 6S Plus LCD display replacement on top.

Both new parts tested well, and the yellow patch was gone. The screen sat flat in the frame again, with a fresh seal around it.

The rep now keeps the phone in a vent holder, in the cool air from the AC. A sunshade on the windscreen helps the whole car stay cooler too.

How to Keep Your iPhone 6S Plus Screen Safe

• Use a case with raised edges and thick corners, since this big phone often lands on a corner.
• Never leave the phone on the car roof or the dashboard.
• Pack it away from heavy things in a bag, so the screen doesn't get pressed.
• Fit a thin glass protector, and change it once it cracks.
• Keep it dry, since this model has no water rating.
• Get phone repair in Al Khobar at the first white spot or line.

Related services

• Water damage repair for a phone that got wet, even if the screen still works