⟐ Answered januari 24, 2022 at 11:47 MST

⟐ Answered januari 24, 2019 at 14:04 MST

ook na het oude gebarsten nog eens aan te sluiten ook geen beeld ,

wat zou er kunnen mis zijn gegaan

en hoe kan ik weten of mijn schermen nog werken en er iets anders mis is gegaan

⟐ Answered januari 24, 2019 at 13:16 MST

⟐ Answer accepted mei 05, 2026 at 0:02 MST

⟐ Commented april 27, 2026 at 17:26 MST

⟐ Edited by author april 26, 2026 at 9:52 MST

I'm having trouble with my iPad Pro 3rd gen, model A2377. It suddenly stopped charging. I've already replaced both the battery and the charging port, but the issue persists.

It seems to charge very slowly when in DFU mode, but it's not recognized by my computer. I'm really stuck and could use some help.

Has anyone experienced something similar or have any suggestions on what I should try next? Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

⟐ Answered april 13, 2026 at 5:44 MST

• Chassis (housing)
• Display
• All 4 speakers
• USB-C charging port

After reassembly, I’m now facing multiple issues:

• Charging is detected but extremely slow (battery percentage barely increases)
• All speakers are heavily distorted (on all corners)
• USB-C audio only works on one side (only one earbud)

The USB-C port is brand new and properly installed.

I double-checked all connections and flex cables, nothing seems out of place.

Has anyone already encountered this kind of issue after a repair like this?

What could be causing it?

I was thinking about something related to power management (PMIC / charging IC or maybe a damaged power line), but I’d like to hear if others have seen similar symptoms.

Voltage on the port is 5V, current fluctuates around 0.2A.

Perhaps someone has a diagram of at least previous models to suggest where to look for the problem? Can you advise anything?

Thanks!

⟐ Commented april 08, 2026 at 22:45 MST

The battery was full one day and the next morning it wasn't responding to anything. The battery has never actually emptied literally overnight without being used for me (at least not with this ipad). And yet in the morning when I went to turn it on, it's like it wasn't charged for years. It was around 70% charged the night before.

It would not turn on at all, not even the battery logo.

There isn't any visible damage, it didn't fall or something similar. It simply died in the 8 hours when I was asleep for no reason. Didn't move a centimeter. I've never had problems like this with it.

I've tried many different cables and adapters including the original ones and plugging it to my laptop. I let it charge for days at a time with no response.

It's very important to fix it as it's what i use to draw and all my art is on it.

⟐ Commented april 07, 2026 at 19:52 MST

Alternatively, if it's just... left this way, will it get worse over time?

The screen works perfectly fine. But if you touch the bezel just about 1" to the right of the home button it glitches like crazy. As soon as you stop touching the bezel it goes back to normal.

I have taken a quick video, but can't upload video here. Some screenshots attached.

It does not do this with any part of the screen nor any other part of the bezel. Only specifically when touching the bezel in this exact space.

To be clear, a small bit of pressure is required. Just physical contact on that spot doesn't do anything, but a small amount of pressure (around the same amount to click the home button) produces these weird results.

First photo is screen working fine. Next photos are just some examples of the crazy chaotic glitching that can happen.

⟐ Answered maart 14, 2026 at 20:46 MST

⟐ Commented maart 05, 2026 at 4:44 MST

These are in stock at US storefront, but in addition to the listed price, there would be shipping costs and then it has to go through customs clearance and pay custom duty etc. Whats the alternative?

⟐ Answered maart 03, 2026 at 5:10 MST

I have an iPad Pro 11" M1 (2021) Nike Edition that fell into tap water. It does not power on at all.

Here’s what happened so far:

Device fell in water (possibly some went into the speakers and ports)

Currently it is completely off, no response when pressing Power or connecting to charger

I have not tried to power it on again after water exposure

I want to avoid causing further damage

I am looking for advice from experienced repair technicians who have dealt with water-damaged iPads, specifically:

Which components are most likely damaged (ICs, power management, battery, connectors, etc.)

How to safely diagnose the device

Whether it is possible to purchase replacement parts and fix it safely

Recommendations for remote or mail-in repair services if professional help is required

Important: I do not want any repair performed before I receive a diagnostic report. I just need to know which parts are damaged and what is required for repair.

Thank you in advance for any guidance or experience you can share!

⟐ Answered februari 23, 2026 at 4:04 MST

I also used a battery app that I downloaded from the App Store and it said the design capacity was at 30% but coconut says 80%. I don’t get that. But, is it time that I replace the battery or could it be something else?

⟐ Commented januari 31, 2026 at 20:47 MST