I would send the phone to a company that is qualified to clean the oxidation off of the components and replace any that may be shorted, oxidated or otherwise damaged. The reason that I suggest that route rather than just order a screen is so that you don't throw money into the phone without knowing what is going on. Opening the phone and looking around is a good first step. The logic board needs to be removed and cleaned. Most of the water damage that I have seen is on the backside of the logic board. This is because most of us set the phone down screen side up. This causes the water that did get into the phone to go to the lowest spot, the backside of the components. Disassemble, inspect, replace bad components, clean, re-assemble. Most shops that can do component level repair and data recovery will have a screen to verify whether or not yours is damaged.

I would look under the settings for an orientation lock and see if you might have locked the screen.

The 6s plus home button cable is part of the LCD assembly. The home button connects to the cable that runs up the screen and connects to another cable at the top of the screen. From there that second cable connects it to the logic board. You can see how it all fits together in this guide and by looking at the separate parts. Demontage van de iPhone 6s Plus Home Button: iPhone 6s Plus Home Button Assembly LCD Assembly: iPhone 6s Plus LCD Screen and Digitizer Full Assembly - Choice

Yes. I am assuming that this is the rear camera. You can even get the camera here. iPhone 6s Rear Camera If the lens is all scratched then you will need to go with the other phone route or buy a rear case as well. Here is the camera replacement guide. iPhone 6s Rear Camera Replacement Here is the link to the rear case if you decide to do that. iPhone 6s OEM Rear Case Happy fixing.

I would agree that it sounds like the backlight filter. You will have to have someone who can micro solder replace the filter for you unless you have the tools and expertise. Good Luck

It looks as if this part comes with the button and bracket installed already from the picture. It's a bit more that just the button and bracket but its all that I could find here. Galaxy Tab 4 10.1 Screen Good luck.

I think that this is the guide that you are looking for. Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge Screen Assembly Replacement Happy fixin !

Rice does not do anything for your waterlogged phone except let the water sit longer which causes further oxidation. What you should do instead is take the phone apart. Disconnect the battery and remove all of the components from the logic boards. Remove the covers from the logic boards, as they hold in the water, and run them through a good ultrasonic cleaner for 20 minutes. When finished, submerge the logic boards in 99% iso alcohol for a few minutes to displace the water. Let these dry completely. That should stop the oxidation which is what will cause further damage. As for the damage that the water is done, it may be too expensive to fix. There are a few companies that can look at the logic boards and make that determination or possibly recover your data. Good luck and avoid the Rice

From what I can find. the Wi-Fi appears to be the component in the middle of the main board that disappears between step 12 and 13 in the guide. Nintendo 3DS XL 2015 Motherboard Replacement Good Luck

The parts can be found on this site. The screen if your provider is TMobile or ATT Galaxy Note II (T-Mobile / AT&T) Screen Here is the guide Samsung Galaxy Note II Display Assembly Replacement If you are asking what it would cost to have it installed, I would contact a repair center near you and ask for a quote. Good luck