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@farhanqureshi "Local repair shop said it's 'IC' is bad" is absolutely to non-descript. It does not tell you anything since your phone has a dozen of IC's. I suppose in general terms, this could mean its a bad circuit board. That is one option.
The other option is a bad screen, What you see maybe just the backlight but no video being generated. Not sure about your abilities to perform a board level repair, since you will need special tools and some really good soldering skills etc. I do know that you can change the display Use something like [link|https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kY9G7e-zYBE|this video] to do so. The display is available at many online stores. Purchase a display with the frame since that repair is much easier. Select a vendor that is within your geographic region and meets your criteria.
If you do have the tools and the skills to work on your board, and a new display is not fixing it, check the LCD circuity etc. Start with J1205 and work backwards [document|31635][document|31634]
This "I don't have money for a new phone." is the only thing we can't fix :-) Most of us have been there before as well. Once you are done studying and start your career, it will get easier.
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+While you work on your phone, take lots of pictures. Once you are done with it, take those pictures and create a guide for iFixit. That will help the next person that has the same problem as you do. It's easy and fun to create these guides. https://ifixit.com/Guide/new The iFixit community will appreciate this.

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@farhanqureshi "Local repair shop said it's 'IC' is bad" is absolutely to non-descript. It does not tell you anything since your phone has a dozen of IC's. I suppose in general terms, this could mean its a bad circuit board. That is one option.
-The other option is a bad screen, What you see maybe just the backlight but no video being generated. Not sure about your abilities to perform a board level repair, since you will need special tools and some really good soldering skills etc. I do know that you can change the display Use something like [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kY9G7e-zYBE|this video] to do so. The display is available at many online stores. Select a vendor that is within your geographic region and meets your criteria.
+The other option is a bad screen, What you see maybe just the backlight but no video being generated. Not sure about your abilities to perform a board level repair, since you will need special tools and some really good soldering skills etc. I do know that you can change the display Use something like [link|https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kY9G7e-zYBE|this video] to do so. The display is available at many online stores. Purchase a display with the frame since that repair is much easier. Select a vendor that is within your geographic region and meets your criteria.
If you do have the tools and the skills to work on your board, and a new display is not fixing it, check the LCD circuity etc. Start with J1205 and work backwards [document|31635][document|31634]
This "I don't have money for a new phone." is the only thing we can't fix :-) Most of us have been there before as well. Once you are done studying and start your career, it will get easier.

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@farhanqureshi "Local repair shop said it's 'IC' is bad" is absolutely to non-descript. It does not tell you anything since your phone has a dozen of IC's. I suppose in general terms, this could mean its a bad circuit board. That is one option.

The other option is a bad screen, What you see maybe just the backlight but no video being generated. Not sure about your abilities to perform a board level repair, since you will need special tools and some really good soldering skills etc. I do know that you can change the display Use something like [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kY9G7e-zYBE|this video] to do so. The display is available at many online stores. Select a vendor that is within your geographic region and meets your criteria.

If you do have the tools and the skills to work on your board, and a new display is not fixing it, check the LCD circuity etc. Start with J1205 and work backwards [document|31635][document|31634]

This "I don't have money for a new phone." is the only thing we can't fix :-) Most of us have been there before as well. Once you are done studying and start your career, it will get easier.

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