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Why won't my iPhone 6 turn on after battery replacement

Recently my iPhone has been dying super fast, I called apple to ask why and they said I needed a battery replacement. I decide to do it myself but I had a tough time getting it out due to it being glued so tight. I do not remember or believe I damaged the lcd cables because I completely disconnected the front screen when I replaced the battery. However when I put the new battery in it does kinda slide around if I touch it because I didn't put any new glue or tape where the battery is. Now my battery is in but my phone wont turn on. I tried holding the power and home button and waiting for the apple logo but it wont show I also do not get any vibrations when I get a notification. I ordered a new lcd digitizer so I can replace it because I have done this myself before but should it work? is this a lcd problem or a battery problem?

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my iPhone was dying vey fast, so i looked it up to see what the problem was. I then ordered my battery replacement kit. It was quite easy to replace everything until i had to reattach the actual screen. Not to mention the kit did not come with any directions whatsoever, I had to find a video online. I then snapped the screen back on and BOOM!!! my whole screen shattered. I didn't freak out knowing I would get it fixed (which is such a waste of money considering I just paid to fix my battery). Anyways, following what a card from the kit had said, I was suppose to drain the battery below 10% and them charge it to 100%. i then tried powering my phone back on and... nothing, It didn't turn one. So I plugged my phone in, (this is the weird part) my phone is repeatedly showing the apple sign for a split second and then turing right back off :( in other words, I do not recommend this product, I'm wishing i just took the time to get it fixed

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I had the same experience with a battery I bough which was actually original apple one, taken out a new iphone and supposed to be “new”. I didn’t know how to get that iphone on, so I just put the old one back and returned the one that would not let my phone go on. Then, I got surprised to find out that the home button stopped working and I had no clue for what reason. Finally, I decided to buy the same used working iphone for a cheap price.

Any ideas what did I do to my phone during the battery replacement?

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There are a few possibilities here.

  1. You could have a bad replacement battery
  2. You could have a defective charging circuit
  3. You may have damaged the screen assembly when removing it
  4. You may have damaged your logic board

Where did you order your battery? There are a lot of poor quality batteries out there. Can you check the voltage on your replacement battery with a multimeter? Compare it to your old one. You should have around 3.8V.

iPhones can develop charging circuit problems when people use non MFi-certified chargers, especially car chargers. The protection circuitry is actually in the charger and not the phone. That is why a cheap charger can damage your phone.

Check your screen assembly flexes and connectors. They are very delicate and can tear or break easily. You also have to insure that the connectors are seating correctly. The pitch between the connections is very small and if you misalign the connector, it can either short pins or damage the connector. Use a magnifying glass or jeweler's loupe to inspect.

Also check the connectors that are on the logic board (screen and battery). They are just as vulnerable to damage. However, there are also many tiny components around these connectors and they can easily be damaged or pried off with even just one false movement. You wouldn't even feel it.

Ideally, you need to eliminate variables. If you can, use a known-good battery or screen or try yours in a working phone (just don't damage the other phone!). Follow these steps and come back to let us know what you found.

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Hi good day, a bit late, but i am currently having this issue, here are a few more details regarding my situation:

I got an iphone 6, it was working just fine, until it suddenly died on me, i tried turning it on , but nothing, i eventually gave up and left the phone charging to make sure i wasn't just missing a bit of power, a few hours left, i tried again and it still wouldn't go on, so i just left it the whole night charging, the next morning, i tried again, and the phone went on, i was able to use it normally, without any problems for a few days, until it died again, i change phone screens myself, so i am familiar with opening this devices and i thought it would probably be the battery, i ordered one, it just arrived, did the replacement carefully, and tried turning the phone on without any luck, i charged it for a few hours now and still nothing... so that's when i decided to check the web, so what would you think that could be the problem? could it be the logic board or charging port?

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Sounds like the charging chip (U2 Tristar IC) is at fault on your phone.

You can confirm this if the apple logo does not appear with the battery unplugged and the charger plugged in.

It requires board level repair to get that chip replaced so you'll need to look for a phone repair shop that does board repairs to fix that for you.

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Awesome, thanks a lot ben, i think i'll just get a new phone for now and leave this one in a shelf while i get the equipment to make this repair, i've seen a few videos on youtube now on how to perform this exact fix so i now know what to do, however i cannot do it just now so i guess i'll have to wait...

Anyways, thanks a lot for your help and have a great day :)

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Ok I've changed many Iphone batt w/o issues so I'm changing a6 batt and when I plugged up the LCD cables and hit power button to make sure all is working it had a grey fuzzy screen with black lines through it, I figured I had one of the four LCD cables misaligned so I powered it off and unplugged all inspected and snapped them all back in place, when I hit power button now I get nothing I've unplugged and checked alignment half a dozen times, I was hoping I damaged a cable but I can't find any issues with the connections man the screen was working perfectly just before, what should I do???

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My iPhone 6s suddenly went off at 32% battery. I tried charging it for the whole night but still is not working. I sent it for repair they changed the batter but still no power is showing. They try flashing is but it was not possible. Now am confused what is actually wrong with my phone.

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you should probably check and see if the cables are connected or damaged. If not, take it out and try to use the battery on something else and see if the problem is the battery. If not, contact apple customer support.

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funny thing if you screw the screws too strong it causes bad contact ; that was my problem

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