Same-Day iPhone 6 Repair in North Providence RI

About this repair

The iPhone 6 jumped to a rounded 4.7-inch Retina HD LCD and was the model that pushed first-generation Touch ID and Apple Pay NFC into Apple's mainstream phone. Its best-known fault is 'Touch Disease' — a flickering grey bar across the top and an unresponsive screen caused by the touch controller chips working loose from a flexing logic board, alongside the usual tired battery. ProFix replaces iPhone 6 displays and batteries and tackles Touch Disease same-day in North Providence, RI.

• Aftermarket LCD
• Premium incell LCD

What is iPhone 6 'Touch Disease' and can you fix it?

It's the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus fault where a flickering grey bar shows along the top and taps stop registering, caused by the touchscreen controller chips losing contact with a slightly bent logic board. We reflow or reball those chips in store, often the same day, so you don't have to write off the whole phone.

Does the iPhone 6 have Touch ID, and will it still work after a screen repair?

Yes — the 6 carries a first-generation Touch ID fingerprint home button, and because that sensor is paired to your specific phone we transfer your original home-button flex onto the new screen so Touch ID keeps unlocking and authorizing Apple Pay.

My iPhone 6 home button is mushy or not clicking — can you repair it?

Often yes. A slow or dead home button on the 6 is usually a worn button flex or a loose cable rather than the whole board, so we test and replace that flex; if the original Touch ID chip itself has failed we can still restore a button that clicks and runs gestures, even when fingerprint unlock can't be paired back.