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The touch screen part may be the screen, and it may be the logic board.
The "display" part plugs into the logic board at a different spot from the "touch" part.
( I know this, because I broke the touch part of my logic board while trying to repair water damage.. my replacement logic board works with the same screen )
So without knowing if the touch layer is broken, or if the logic board is broken, I would not recommend order a replacement screen.
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