i replaced y ipad air digitizer and it started acting up as soon as I turned it on. All tests that I preformed during the installation indicated that the installation was working. Once final installation was done. The iPad had "phantom" touches all o

Jeb Hobbs wrote:

i replaced y ipad air digitizer and it started acting up as soon as I turned it on. All tests that I preformed during the installation indicated that the installation was working. Once final installation was done. The iPad had "phantom" touches all over the screen. I was attempting to check the settings and again the it started typing, going through all settings and typing random things. It somehow type in a 4 digit pass code I have no idea what it is. Now I cannot open my iPad to deactivate "Find-My" so I can set up a repair/service ticket for it. Is there any way to send it in for repairs in its current condition? Or should I consider this a paperweight now?

It appears that you didn't do the repair properly. Apple will not touch it as they consider this to be abuse. You own a flat brick, probably too large for a paperweight.

Did you mean "Apple will not touch it"?

Oops...

Thanks!

I edited the post.

Well, Jeb should understand now that Apple is not going to do anything with his iPad ever again, I should think.