The XIAOMI Mi 8 Pro screen wont turn on anymore

It may happen that we need to use his XIAOMI Mi 8 Pro and the screen does not turn on anymore. When ever this happens, it is actually very irritating because without a screen, the XIAOMI Mi 8 Pro is unusable. So that’s the sort of trouble that needs to be solved relatively quickly. But do not worry, the fact that the XIAOMI Mi 8 Pro screen doesn’t work, does not automatically mean that you have to replace it. To help you and to fix your screen, we decided to draft this post. We will 1st see what you need to control if the screen of your XIAOMI Mi 8 Pro doesn’t work anymore. We will see in a second time what might be the causes of this trouble.screen-wont-turn-on-xiaomi-mi-8-pro

How to proceed if your XIAOMI Mi 8 Pro screen wont turn on

Here below are the steps we advise you to do to repair the screen of your XIAOMI Mi 8 Pro.

Be sure your XIAOMI Mi 8 Pro is fully charged

Yes, we know it’s stupid, however it typically happens that this is the origin of the trouble. We recommend you to test that your XIAOMI Mi 8 Pro is well loaded. In fact, it oftentimes happens that a phone is discharged at once, without being seen coming. So, even if you’re sure your XIAOMI Mi 8 Pro was loaded before the screen goes off, you will need to set it on & nbsp; load. If the screen still doesn’t work, go to the next step.

Make a forced restart of the XIAOMI Mi 8 Pro

Sometimes it takes a forced start to your XIAOMI Mi 8 Pro for the screen to work. If you want to do a forced restart, you must do one of the following two maneuvers:

  • Staying long on the Power button .
  • Hold down the Power button and the Volume Down button for 7 secs.

Once it truly is done, your XIAOMI Mi 8 Pro will restart. You are going to have the ability to see if the screen starts walking again or not. If it is not, go to the next step.

Be sure the XIAOMI Mi 8 Pro screen does not turn on

It can be necessary to find out if it is the XIAOMI Mi 8 Pro screen that doesn’t work anymore. Indeed, it is actually even possible that the problem comes on the other hand. In order to verify if the screen is dysfunctional, we invite you to restart your XIAOMI Mi 8 Pro. When ever it starts, you will need to feel a vibration, hear a noise or the led XIAOMI Mi 8 Pro should come on. In the event you notice one of these three circumstances, it proves that the XIAOMI Mi 8 Pro is started and that the screen does not work. In the event you do not see any of these situations, this means that the trouble doesn’t necessarily originate from the screen.

Change the XIAOMI Mi 8 Pro screen

If perhaps the previous step allowed you to confirm that it is the XIAOMI Mi 8 Pro screen that doesn’t work, this means that it is actually a hardware trouble. In this case, it will unfortunately be required to modify the XIAOMI Mi 8 Pro screen. For this, we advise you to go to a specialized shop.

What can induce a screen that doesn’t turn on a XIAOMI Mi 8 Pro

There might be a multitude of causes that can induce a screen that no longer lights up. Here below are different possibilities.

XIAOMI Mi 8 Pro took water or moisture?

It typically happens that this is the induce of a screen that works badly. If perhaps the XIAOMI Mi 8 Pro took the water or if you found yourself in an incredibly wet environment recently, the problem is coming from there. If that is the case, you can try warming your XIAOMI Mi 8 Pro with a dryer and pressing hard on the top of the screen. This can oftentimes repair the screen.

Has the XIAOMI Mi 8 Pro fallen?

If perhaps your XIAOMI Mi 8 Pro has fallen recently, or if the screen is cracked, it is actually likely that the trouble comes from there. We recommend you to go to the store to replace the screen.

Have there been other signs

If perhaps your XIAOMI Mi 8 Pro has been doing weird stuff lately, this may have been a sign of a trouble with the OS. In fact, if your XIAOMI Mi 8 Pro goes off by itself, whether it restarts alone or other odd stuff, it is that there is small trouble with the OS. In this case, we recommend you to make a Factory Reset.