IPhone 5C screen clicking when touched?:(

So I was excited about getting a new phone and I decided to stick with Apple and I got a yellow iPhone 5C. well I had it for a few months with the screen clicking and I thought it was no big deal then my screen popped off and I sent it into Apple repair and they sent me a replacement and now my replacement makes a clicking noise when I touch the screen in the top area, mainly the right side. Any suggestions, tips, etc..?

Hello Garrat11,
Thank you for using Apple Support Communities.
From what you describe it sounds like your iPhone may need to be evaluated. I would suggest taking a look at this page to explore your options.
iPhone Repair and Service - Apple Support
Regards,
Jeff D.

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