MOBILE PHONE BLANK SCREEN LCD PROBLEM & SOLUTION

Mobile Phone Blank Screen LCD Problem and Solution
Here we learn about Mobile Phone Blank Screen or No LCD Indication Problem and Solution – How to Solve and Fix Mobile Cell Phone Blank LCD Problem.

Many times we have observed that suddenly the display of our mobile phone or smartphone goes blank or black. Sometimes it happens because the mobile phone is wet for some reason and sometimes the it becomes blank or black when the phone is too hot.


Here I will explain different reasons as to why the mobile phone screen become blank or black suddenly and possible solutions.

Mobile Phone Blank Screen

There are situation when a mobile cell phone of any brand including SAMSUNG, Nokia, LG, iPhone, Micromax, China Mobile Phones etc may give problems such as No LCD Indication or Blank LCD.
There can be different symptoms, reasons and solutions to identify, solve and fix the problem.

How to Solve and Fix Mobile Phone Blank Screen Problem


  1. Power ON the Mobile Phone and Check if SOUND is coming from the SPEAKER or not.
  2. If booting sound comes from the speaker then check the LCD Assembly Status.
  3. If the problem is still not solved then upgrade the Software / Operating System (OS) to the latest version.
  4. If the phone fell in water or is wet then CHECK OUT:HOW TO REPAIR AND FIX WET WATER DAMAGED MOBILE PHONE
  5.  If the problem is not solved then you may have to REPLACE THE LCD. The LCD may be damaged. Remember, the LCD screen of modern phones, especially cheaper phones get damaged too quickly and very easily.

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