Repairing a Phone

​As the title suggests, I repaired a phone. More specifically, I repaired my friend's (Angelo) iPhone 6. He had cracked his screen a few months back and he had asked me to repair it. I had a spare iPhone 6 screen from when I bought several of them to repair several other iPhone 6's. The repair didn't go as smoothly as I had planned later on in the process. The first thing that had happened was I removed the screen from the phone as well as unplug the battery so there wouldn't be any shortages. That's where we hit a slack. One of the screws for the battery had fallen off the table and I ended up having to search the ground for the screw, which was carpet and it's hard to find something that is 2mm in length and 1mm in width. Several other people helped to no avail for about 30 minutes. It wasn't until our librarian, Ms. Alvarado, used a magnet to pull the screw from the carpet. Afterwards, the phone was repaired. There was a slight bulge after the process, I do not know where it came from, but a high chance the battery would need to be replaced as well in the future as that seems to be a common issue when it comes to a bulging screen. I practically learned that I need to be more organized as to not lose any valuables in the process of repairing devices.