⟐ Edited by author 1월 26, 2026 at 7:52 GMT-7

The two screws Phillips/Philips 1.7mm screws in the picture are missing.

The name and role of the silver plate for quenching the screws in the picture, and the problem in the absence of the screws

Question - silver plate

1. Name
2. Role
3. Problems in the absence of a latching screw.

⟐ Edited by author 5월 12, 2025 at 9:11 GMT-7

⟐ Answered 3월 12, 2025 at 2:58 GMT-7

⟐ Answered 1월 22, 2025 at 11:13 GMT-7

I replaced the battery of my iPhone 15 Pro myself.

After the replacement, there is some lifting at the top of the screen, and even when pressed, there is a slight gap.

I’m not sure if it’s because of the top speaker grille or incomplete removal of the adhesive.

If you know how to resolve this issue, please let me know.

⟐ Answered 1월 22, 2025 at 10:44 GMT-7

거짓 제품입니다

환불해주세요

⟐ Answered 10월 01, 2024 at 14:33 GMT-7

⟐ Answered 3월 11, 2024 at 9:33 GMT-7

어디를 고쳐야할까요

⟐ Answer accepted 5월 23, 2022 at 1:58 GMT-7

So a family member gave me their iPhone 17 to look at. It is currently stone dead. No signs of life at all. They said the battery was at 1% and then the screen went black (assume battery died). After that they said they could not turn the phone back on. They left it charging and still could not turn it on.

I took a look myself and see it is completely dead. There's nothing on screen. There's no battery icon or anything to say it's low on battery. The screen just remains black.

I tried the force restart method (says to quickly press volume up, then down and then hold the power button until Apple logo appears) which did nothing. I've tried multiple cables, computers and wall outlets. Still same.

I have a USB amp meter and I can see when I connect cable, it cycles between different watts. It regularly jumps from 0 to about 2.1W. I see frequent 2.1W readings but it keeps going back to 0 and then up again (sometimes at a lower wattage). It's like it's trying to charge, but can't for some reason.

The phone is still in warranty period, so it can be returned. However, I'd like to check if there's maybe anything that can be done to bring it back to life as it does seem weird that it just died after the battery went out.

Anyone know what could be wrong? If it's a hardware issue, then I'll just send it back for a replacement. But I am hoping there's a way to bring it back to life as this will be faster than waiting for a replacement. It's not looking promising though.

⟐ Commented 4월 15, 2026 at 9:50 GMT-7

So the point here is what I screwed up?

This is what iDevice Panic Analyser says.

And it's likely right, but the phone shuts down also with the charging coil assembly disconnected, so I'm left wondering if the phone needs it to run -> I buy another functioning one

or

The phone has damage in the mainboard and a brand new charging coil does not matter at this point.

I fear the latter is the case, based on experience. Now I can panic like the phone does.

⟐ Commented 4월 15, 2026 at 9:17 GMT-7

⟐ Commented 4월 14, 2026 at 22:06 GMT-7

So I just wasted $22 + shipping on a fix that did not work. Any ideas what else this could be? Kind of bummed out as this is a 512GB and has a brand new Apple battery with 100% max capacity.

I am considering purchasing a new Apple OEM display from Apple's Self Service Repair Store so that I can get this fully restored and working with Face ID but struggling with whether it's worth $250 to do so and also do not know if it's a sure fix.

⟐ Commented 4월 14, 2026 at 20:23 GMT-7

I had assumed data was being backed up to the cloud as I was paying for storage. Turns out I was just paying for storage from my previous phone and nothing from the IPhone 8. That’s what I figure anyway as nothing from the IPhone 8 had backed up to the cloud at all.

I took it to an Apple registered technician (small town in Australia with no Apple stores). They told me it was the logic board and needed to send it to Sydney to be fixed.

I then took it to another phone repair shop who also said they needed to send it to Sydney (third party technician) to see if it can be fixed down there. As they only charge money if they actually fix the problem, I went with them. Finally got the phone back 5 weeks later to be told it’s ‘unfixable’ and the motherboard is ‘fried’. Apparently they tried ‘every part’ but couldn’t get it to turn on. I just want my photos and notes from the phone. Is it worth seeing if there is anyone else who can retrieve the data for me or is it likely it’s all gone? I mean are all technicians the same and if one can’t get the data, no one can? Or are there some that are extra specialist who know extra little ‘tricks’ for iPhones?

Thank you.

⟐ Answered 4월 14, 2026 at 4:51 GMT-7

Does that mean I would need to replace the LCD in order to get rid of it?

First time trying to fix an iPhone so any insight is greatly appreciated!

If I had to guess, I would lean towards defective hardware.

⟐ Commented 4월 13, 2026 at 4:59 GMT-7

⟐ Commented 4월 13, 2026 at 4:55 GMT-7

⟐ Answered 4월 12, 2026 at 13:23 GMT-7