Users report iPhone 13 OLED screen issues that do not disappear after dozens of restarts. This is frustrating especially for a newly introduced, top of the line device. If you are facing the iPhone 13 OLED yellow screen, tint or have reached to the rainbow screen of death, then we have prepared a trouble shoot guide to help you out.
Fix iPhone 13 OLED Yellow Screen
iPhone 13 may be breaking sales record, but its also racking up several serious problems as reported by users worldwide. Users reported the iPhone 13 are being shipped with a yellow screen or may be a tint issue. To deal with such condition, here is a guide to fix this issue.
Adjust Brightness
Each smartphone has a built-in auto-brightness feature that keeps the display brightness adjusted as per the lighting conditions. Well, this may be one of the causes for iPhone 13 OLED yellow screen tint. The best quick fix is to turn off the Auto-Brightness feature and set the brightness manually. You can switch off the auto-brightness feature using following simple steps:
- Go to Settings on your iPhone 13 from the home screen
- Look and Select Accessibility
- Search for Display & text size and click on it
- Now, Turn off Auto Brightness
To adjust the brightness manually,
- Launch the Control Centre by swiping down from the iPhone 13 screen
- Look for the Brightness Bar
- You can increase or decrease the brightness by dragging upwards or downwards
Disable True Tone
iPhone 13 comes with a Super Retina XDR OLED display that offers the smoothest and stunning visual. The ambient lightning conditions affect the True Tone display. The True Tone display automatically adjust itself as per the lightning condition.
Keeping the True Tone enable for a longer period may be one of the reasons why you are facing the iPhone 13 OLED yellow screen issue. So, it’s better to turn off the True Tone feature by
- Launching the Control Centre on your iPhone 13 screen by swiping downwards
- Press and keep a hold on the Brightness Control bar
- It will enable to open the expanded view
- The true tone button will be at the bottom of your iPhone 13 screen
- Disable the True Tone feature by tapping on the button
Disable Night Shift
If you are addicted to use the Night Shift feature in the iPhone 13 OLED, which turns the display into warm orange. Now this Night Shift feature helps users to get good sleep and does not strain the users eyes, who scroll through the phone all night. Keeping the Night Shift feature ON can be the cause for the iPhone 13 yellow screen.
- From the Control Centre look for Brightness Controls
- Press and hold the Brightness controls
- This will give an expanded view
- In the expanded view you will see Dark Mode, Night Shift and True Tone button at the bottom of iPhone 13 screen
- Tap on the Night Shift button to disable it.
Enable & Adjust Color Filters
The iPhone displays now come with color filters which allows the user to customize the appearance and colors as per the background theme or wallpapers. You can enable or customize the display appearance by adjusting these color filters by following given steps:
- Launch Settings from the Home Screen
- Tap on Accessibility
- Tap on Display and Text Size
- Select Color Filters
- Tap on the switch right next to the Color Filters
- Choose Color Tint
- Set the Hue and Intensity accordingly
Force Restart your iPhone 13
Force restating the device is one of the quickest fixes against any issue or glitch overriding the system. Compared to the normal restart, force restarting the device gives you fast and effective problem solving. To force reset the iPhone 13
- Hold and quickly release the Volume Up button
- Hold and quickly release the Volume Down button
- Press and hold the site button. Wait till the Slide Power Off message is prompted.
- Keep holding the button until Apple logo appears
- Now release the Side Button
- Wait for the force restart to take place
Update your iPhone 13
Updating to the latest iOS release may resolve your iPhone 13 OLED screen issue. Apple rolls out periodic updates to fix minor bugs and fixes that crash your iPhone 13. Therefore, you can update your iPhone 13 by following given steps:
- Launch Settings from your iPhone 13 home screen
- Tap on General
- Tap on Software Update
- Wait till the iPhone 13 searches for available updates
- If any update pops-up, download it and install it
Now these fixes were only if it is a software crash or bug what if the iPhone 13 OLED has failed to work properly. If your iPhone 13 OLED display has not been able to display the colors properly, or its still flickering, and the least no one would wish for is the rainbow screen of death. Then, you certainly need to get the iPhone 13 screen replacement. There’s no way to fix the rainbow screen of death, by software updates or force restarts. The only way is to get a screen replacement or else buy a new iPhone.
Fixing iPhone 13 OLED 'rainbow screen of death’
The rainbow screen of death is only caused by hardware damage. There’s a chance that you have may dropped the iPhone 13 on floor or submerged in water, and you did not notice any damage. Minor bruises on the body or display may go un-noticed, but it may have damaged something on the inside. Now fixing damages on the inside can only be done by a professional. Its better to visit your nearest Apple Service Centre and take a review what reasons they predict for this issue. If by chance your iPhone 13 is under warranty, you don’t need to worry. Apple will give a free screen replacement if the damaged is under Apple’s coverage. Else you will have to pay for the iPhone 13 OLED screen replacement yourself.
The second opinion is to visit a local repair shop nearby and take an estimation cost for the screen replacement.
Conclusion
Well, either it’s iPhone 13 OLED or iPhone 12 OLED display, these electronic parts are always at a risk to fail. It’s better to use these premium devices with care. What’s best is that you buy the iPhone 13 OLED screen replacement from MK Mobile and fix it yourself.
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