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Repair information and guides for the iPhone 6S released by Apple on September 25, 2015. Models: A1688, A1633

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Will a new iPhone 6s screen work without transferring over components?

So I recently Bought a new iphone 6s screen to replace my broken one but i am wondering if it is mandatory to switch over the components from the old screen to the new one in order for the new one to turn on or work?

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no, everything will work fine, with the exception of the Touch ID. if your new screen came with a home button, it will work as a home button only. original home buttons come from the Apple factory mated (by serial number) to the motherboard. if your new screen did not come with a home button, then you would need to transfer yours and you will retain Touch ID.

not replacing the components with the original won’t matter in a 6s. sure if you do a Verification Report in 3uTools, it will report that those components are not original, but they’ll work all the same.

i believe iPhone X were the last ones that we could do DIY repairs with out the phone itself wigging out and not working with the new parts.

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