LTE not working on a Verizon LG G4 VS986 in EU - Verizon LG G4

Hi,
I was in LA lately and I bought an unlocked Verizon LG G4 VS986 11a. Once back in europe, I found that I cannot use LTE networks. Only 3G.
The APN configuration is fine. So I think it is due to the bands compatibility.
Here is what I tried :
- I rooted the phone
- I accessed the Verizon Hidden menu and activated the unchecked band 5
==> Still not working.
Do you have any ideas ?
Thanks a lot

The Verizon VS986 has most non Verizon bands disabled and can't be turned on. I had the same issue in the UK last year with EE.
Verizon has a bad habit of doing things like this. Just because it has to be carrier unlocked doesn't mean they'll allow it to support other carriers bands.

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