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Context:

I replaced the screen with a JK OLED panel, and a new "Foxconn" battery (previous one was bloated up).

I did extract the proximity sensor from the old OEM screen, and it does look to be visually intact, but according to other reports it seems like the code in my panic log means it's the culprit. Thankfully it appears that FaceID is housed on the camera thingy, and not this flex though.

Is there a way to bypass it, or do I need to purchase that module to stop the phone from pink screening and rebooting every 3 minutes?

I recently replaced the screen of my 14 Pro Max with a aftermarket JK OLED display, and since then, it keeps freezing, pink screening, and rebooting every 3 minutes.

I have done some research, and according to this part of the log

("panicString" : "panic(cpu 0 caller 0xfffffff04e5c4fc8): SMC PANIC - ASSERT: target\/d74\/target.cpp:321: 0, SMC BSC failure, TAOC ----\nspreadsheet ver(*10) 150\nS.sensor array 0 - 5 is 0, 524288, 0, 0, 0\nF.sensor array 0 - 1 is 0\n\n - Misc(2) OUTBOX1 not ready")

It appears that it could be the proximity sensor.

However, I'm not quite sure, if it is, and replacing it means no more FaceID.

Is that the issue?

I recently bought a JK LCD replacement for my 14 Pro Max. It's a 60Hz LTPS IPS panel with lower res than the OEM panel.

I don't charge while using the phone, and use a 20W charger.

Assuming I cap the brightness at like 90%, is it safe for the logic board or is it still risky?