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Q: It's not the battery I need fixed it is the area on the logic (mother) board where you connect the battery to it somehow got fried and so did the old battery connection on the battery itself I already purchased a brand new battery but have not installed it yet and won't install it until the area on the logic board is fixed I need to be able to charge battery so I can transfer all my data to another phone and I thank you so very much for helping with this
Repair: iPhone 6s Battery Repair Service · Book this repair on ifixyouri.com
iPhone 6s Battery Repair Service
Er Erin - 3 weeks ago
That's board-level work, not a battery swap, so this page doesn't apply. Send it in under the free iPhone 6s diagnostic and include your new battery, noted in the order; we can usually install customer parts but can't warranty them. We'll assess the board and quote before any work. Board repair carries some data risk, so we'll be upfront about the odds once we see it.
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