Daniel Grueneberg

I have an iPhone 6s that has the searching/no service issue. I've seen this a lot online with the iPhone 6/6 Plus, but no...

I recieved an iPad Pro 12.9" in for repair from another shop. They bought a new display with the daughter already...

I received a Samsung Galaxy S7 in for repair where the customer said it had been sitting in water. Originally the display...

I would highly recommend you do a full housing replacement. The glue that holds the glass on is extremely difficult to remove. You'll be chipping away at the glass for hours and probably ruin the frame.

You don't want to use iPhotos to import. Instead, you should use the new Photos app. Press and hold the alt/option key when opening the Photos app, and it should let you choose a location to import from. Select the old iPhotos library from the drive. Photos will then create an updated copy of the library that will also be shared with iPhoto to save space.

Did a boot with just the battery, display and power button. Problem went away so I started plugging more things in until the issue came back. Found the proximity sensor to be the issue.

The spree is the k120 so this should be what you're looking for: http://goo.gl/gks1te

You can buy the LCD from this Sony-authorized parts distributor: https://sony.encompass.com/item/9226985/...-1872-487-A/Lcd_Block_(350)_Service

It is most likely not water damage to the entire logic board. Probably a small amount of water from rain, or another source got into the phone. Since the water damage indicator near the battery was red, the water probably got into battery connector. This would short the pins in the connector causing rapid power cycling ultimately killing the battery. Even though replacing the battery, in this case, would fix the problem, I would recommend inspecting the logic board for any other corrosion before continuing use. Doing this will ensure you don't have any issues further down the road.