Earpiece does not work after screen replacement. After replacing the screen on my customers iPhone 7 plus everything appear to be working except form the earpiece (When making phone calls I can not hear anyone). I have checked the camera flex and it is in perfect condition with n o sign of damage. I have reset the settings already. Apple is reportedly going to release a software update that will allow iPhone 13's Face ID to remain functional after a third-party screen replacement. It was recently reported that third-party screen replacements end up disabling Face ID, and the only way to get around it was by performing a complex microsoldering process that required moving a microcontroller from the damaged screen to the Some aftermarket fixes don't have a problem if the Face ID components don't lose contact, but there are no guarantees. If it's aftermarket, you're not going to get this fixed without going to Apple or an AASP and getting an OEM screen assembly replacement. They simply won't reset it with an aftermarket replacement. ( 0) Seated the earpiece speaker/prox sensor/etc assembly into the new screen. Put it back together. The facial recognition works. The prox sensor works. Everything works except the earpiece speaker. I did every troubleshooting I could think of. All I’m left with is maybe the earpiece speaker connection with the assembly got loosened (it seems to Go to Settings → Face ID & Passcode. Enter your passcode. If your Face ID is already set up, toggle on everything under the Use Face ID For section. If not, tap Set up Face ID and follow the onscreen instructions. 2. Allow Face ID in third-party apps on your iPhone. Pull the blue handle backwards to unlock the Anti-Clamp's arms. Slide the arms over the left edge of your iPhone. Position the suction cups near the bottom edge of the iPhone—one on the front, and one on the back. Squeeze the cups together to apply suction to the desired area. Face ID allows users to securely and swiftly unlock their Apple devices. We understand that Apple has utilized “part pairing” to tie individual hardware components and software together to stop users from using third-party repairs. According to the iPhone Repair Guru video, after an unauthorized or third-party screen repair, the iPhone 13 MartinDinh • 10 mo. ago. Three options: Prox sensor/Face ID broken during repair. Check flex cable. Prox sensor/face id misaligned with the face id window on the screen. If this is the case, you will see Face ID keep telling you to adjust your head or take very weird angle to add new face. Face ID failed, Apple fault. eg7Y.

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