The issue of a broken LCD (internal screen damage) is similar to the example of a cracked monitor mentioned above, but the impact and shock have reached deeper components. The LCD is an extremely delicate display sensor. When it is affected by force or pressure, symptoms such as black spots, discoloration, or intermittent touch malfunction may occur. These are categorized as LCD-related faults, and repairing a broken screen becomes necessary.

The LCD plays a critical role in mobile phones, positioned between the outer glass layer and the core internal components. Prompt repair is essential once the LCD is damaged, as deterioration can happen quickly—especially in humid environments or weather conditions. In severe cases, problems may escalate from screen distortion and touch failure to complete display blackout.

These two types of screen damage (outer screen crack vs. internal LCD damage) involve different repair costs. If you are unsure whether the LCD or other internal components have been affected, it is advisable to first have the device inspected and obtain a confirmed repair quote.