Does someone know, why its doing that?

My phone had 256 gb memories. It was always at home. It was my backup phone for all memories. I put it for charge on Monday and battery icon disappeared. I want to retrieve my memory files safely all my photos and training recordings are there. I took it to icare they did some diagnostics inside their office and said the motherboard is gone. Should I visit a board level soldering person to fix this and retrieve my files and photos? Help.

I got this iPhone 17 pro last year just before Christmas and right now it is having troubles charging. I use a 20w power adapter and the cord that came with the phone, however my phone takes like an hour to charge just one percent and sometimes it goes down when charging. This has never happened before and just started happening. I have hard reset the phone and done pretty much everything I could think of and it still won’t charge. What do I do?

I worked as a repair technician for around 10 years and ran my own shop for 5 years.

We repaired phones, tablets, laptops, and consoles, including board-level 3 work. We also sold accessories and used/new devices. I ran most of the shop solo, so my day was a mix of repairs, quotes, walk-ins, phone calls, price questions, inventory, and keeping track of every device.

I’ve since moved countries, but I’m considering returning to the industry

For current owners and managers:

What is the single biggest recurring problem in your shop right now the one costing you the most time, money, or sleep?

It could be getting customers, pricing, employees, answering calls and messages, keeping track of devices, or something completely different.

What have you tried, and did it help?

If you want, mention which country you’re in and whether you work alone or have employees. I’d like to hear what running a repair shop is actually like for you.

Any ideas? Loudspeaker works fine

I just replaced my younger brother's old phone's screen. An old apple watch is paired to this phone and we forgot the passcode for it, the apple watch I mean..

edit:everytime I try to put it in recovery or dfu it keeps turning off

sorry for the flipped video i dont why but is this phone still fixable the screen has come off the phone but it still alive i think its just a screen promblem

I've been researching about fixing phones with broken glass and it always ends up on two roads. You either use a UV glue or Laminate the screen. The more I get into it the UV glue gets bubbles more (often due to user error) but it's cheap and tedious while the lamination does not but you need alot of fancy machines from China. Has anyone ever had any issues/experience with both of the methods and got any tips or horror stories about replacing the glass?

It fell out of my pocket and onto hardwood floor. Is there anyway I can fix it, and then get a part that protects it?

Hello, Samsung Galaxy S20 FE, original screen cracked, bought AMOLED (with fingerprint sensor incorporated) screen first from a local store, installed it properly according to a youtube video of the breakdown, screen looked washed. I returned it, ordered another off Aliexpress this time. Installed it, screen looked good, all the right colors. Fortune didn't favor me and I broke it the 3rd day, I couldn't believe it. Ordered another from the same store, same product, installed it, now the screen looks washed again like the first time. They're basically the same chinese product, the first one was also packaged similarly. I tried disconnecting everything, mainly battery and screen connectors and reconnecting, but still washed colors, what else can I try?

I only use B7000 for screens but is it also okay to use it on back covers.

Got a Xiaomi and gonna do EDL to it and I need to put the cover back on but idk what glue to use.

Recently purchased an iPhone 15 pro with a replacement battery. Battery shows as “unknown” in Apple repairs & services but it has 100% battery health. However the phone seems to drain incredibly fast. Like today I lost 95% of battery with 2 hours of screen on time. However, when the phone gets to 1%, it lasts for like 2+ hours. I tried draining to 0% and letting charge to 100%+2 hours but that didn’t see, to help.

I’ve also noticed when the phone completely dies, holding the power button doesn’t revel the dead battery symbol, it shows the Apple logo for about 10 seconds before going blank which leads me to think the battery isn’t calibrated right. Thoughts?

Any ideas? Both e-sim and sim doesn’t work

i know ios 18 added some calibration features and what not. Wondering if this works with the earpiece aswell, my guess is initially no. My mom dropped the phone in paint and the sound - sounds muffeled. i tried opening and rinsing the loudspeaker and earpiece vents but it didnt help all that much. Im ordering up new dustseals for the loudspeaker and a new screen. But i wasnt sure about the earpiece speaker.

Hi,

I'm trying to restore an iPhone 8, but every restore attempt fails.

The iPhone enters both Recovery Mode and DFU Mode normally.

The restore starts successfully, but at around 20–24% (RestoreOS) the phone suddenly powers off, disconnects from the computer, and after a few seconds boots back into Recovery Mode.

Finder (macOS):

• During the restore, when the iPhone enters the RestoreOS stage, Finder suddenly shows "Looking for iPhone..." as if the device has disconnected.
• The restore eventually fails with Error 9.
• At that point, the iPhone has already rebooted back into Recovery Mode.
• The same behavior occurs even when restoring from DFU Mode.

3uTools (macOS):

• Detects the device normally.
• The restore fails with Error -11 during "Unmounting filesystem".
• In iTunes Mode, it reports Error 4013.

Windows:

• In iTunes Mode, 3uTools also reports Error 4013.
• 3uTools detects the device normally, but the restore fails with the same Error -11 during "Unmounting filesystem".

Additional information:

• I replaced the battery myself because the original battery was damaged.
• I don't have an original Apple Lightning cable.
• I tested using a Baseus USB-C to Lightning cable and a generic USB-A to Lightning cable from AliExpress.
• The result is exactly the same with both cables.

One more thing I noticed:

• In Windows Device Manager, there are two devices related to the iPhone (Apple Mobile Device USB Control and Apple Mobile Device USB Device/Data) with yellow warning icons.
• This makes me wonder if there could be a driver issue, although 3uTools still detects the iPhone and communicates with it normally.

Could this still be a driver issue, or is it more likely to be a hardware problem, such as the NAND, Tristar/Hydra, battery, baseband, or the logic board?

Has anyone experienced something similar or have any suggestions on what I should test next?

Thanks!

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Hi everyone, last night my phone was being a little glitchy and weird (some keys not working properly, not sending messages after clicking 'send') so I decided to turn it off and on again. Soon after, I realised the phone had been stuck on the white apple logo for a while - as far as I can make out this is a boot loop. I've got an Apple charging cable and I've tried updating via Finder, but I don't think the phone has any space (I'm getting a 1110 message). I've downloaded 3uTools but for some reason the device is not registering as 3uTools only says 'Please connect device to computer via USB cable'. Does anyone have any advice??

Well I’ve been using this app called Phone Doctor plus for IOS and I was wondering if this application is something malicious and if I should be worried or not

So i recently removed my s21 charging port because it was broken. Wireless power share does work, but results in a bootloop (i think because of not enough power). A regular wireless charger does entirely nothing? What can cause this?

so i repaired a fair share of ip11 and it pisses me off so much that the battery connector and shielding are under the lcd cables, i still prefer to not risk it and disconnect that before but... it feels just like petty apple engineers that did that just to mess with us and no other reason, it's not gonna stop a repair, it's just well annoying