I’m angry!

I can’t get either an iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus running iOS 11 to get the new copy screen function to work.

⟐ Answered oktober 11, 2018 at 13:21 MST

⟐ Commented mei 14, 2026 at 7:11 MST

I recently replaced my screen on my iPhone 7. It won’t turn on. I’ve tried charging it and checking the cables. It recognizes it in iTunes. What can I do? Help!

⟐ Answered januari 09, 2025 at 7:06 MST

i just opened me iPhone 7 to replace the screen. i removed 2 of the tri point y000 screws but the last 2 i can't get to spin. The screws hold down the bracket that protects the battery cable and some other cables.

how do i get them out?

Looking forward to your answers

⟐ Answered maart 09, 2018 at 15:40 MST

⟐ Commented april 02, 2020 at 14:16 MST

The Touch ID works perfectly, however, the home button does not click at all. The phone also still vibrates.

Do I need to replace the Taptic Engine? Or what do I need to replace?

Thanks in advance.

⟐ Answer edited april 18, 2020 at 9:42 MST

Anyone experienced this before?

⟐ Answered december 11, 2021 at 3:26 MST

If I disconnect the phone from the charger it stay up for 40s and then shut down. There are times when the phone starts with 100% battery but when i remove the charger, the same problem, it s shuting down and show again 1%

The only thing I replaced was the front glass.I tried multiple cables and chargers without any results.I don`t know if it s the battery or the software, any help please? Thanks

⟐ Commented juli 05, 2021 at 8:14 MST

⟐ Commented maart 21, 2025 at 17:53 MST

⟐ Commented oktober 21, 2020 at 2:10 MST

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⟐ Answer edited maart 14, 2020 at 17:46 MST

Was being the operative word here, right up until she took it skateboarding - with a predicable outcome.

After removing the crushed screen protector and finding there wasn't actually any further damage to the screen other than the original crack in the corner, I proceeded to dig in to evaluate the issue. She brought it to me because every time she turns it on, it displays the Apple logo for a minute or so then goes black only to repeat the scenario ad infinitum.

So I opened up the phone and tried every combination and permutation of plugging and unplugging all of the connectors on the motherboard to no effect; nothing I tried made any difference.

Finally I plugged it into a computer and managed to get it into DFU mode. It told me the phone couldn't be updated and had to be restored, so I said fine, go ahead and restore it.

No luck there; it quit with error 4013. I did have a replacement screen that I was holding onto for the inevitable time when the screen took more damage and truly needed replacement, so I went ahead and plugged the replacement screen in and tried the update again with the same results.

Now it no longer boot loops, but comes up in DFU mode every time.

I'm forced to conclude there's probably damage to the logic board and would like some help in determining what my next step should be. I have a certain amount of equipment such as a multimeter, soldering iron, heat gun, etc., at home but I can always go into work and use the professional grade equipment there like microscopes and hot air stations if need be.

At this point I'm considering the possibility of attempting to reflow the audio IC as demonstrated in this guide that actually describes the situation pretty well.

How to fix an iPhone 7 stuck / hanging on a logo - iFixit Repair Guide

However, are there diagnostic steps that I should try first? Things like diode checks? If so, what should I check, and what would I be looking for?

I've worked with circuit boards for about 40 years now and the delicate nature of iPhone logic boards will be a first for me, but I have no problem diving in and giving it my best shot.

I'm tagging @flannelist as the closest to an expert in this area that I'm aware of, but would welcome anyone else who has expertise in this area that's willing to help out.

Update 5/6/2023

Tried connecting with 3uTools. When flashing it gets to 19% after the "Sending KernelCache" part, changes to "Restoring", then fails with "ERROR: Device failed to enter restore mode."

Interestingly, when I click on the "Exit Recovery Mode" button on the Device page, it actually does exit DFU and goes back to its reboot cycle. Afterwards I put it back in DFU mode and it stays there.

⟐ Commented mei 17, 2023 at 19:31 MST

⟐ Commented mei 16, 2020 at 8:37 MST

I got my screen replaced on my iPhone 7 Plus, the touch ID is not working but the actual function on the "home button" works fine.

Any ideas??

Thanks!

⟐ Answer accepted juni 02, 2019 at 8:58 MST

It’s not working also Bluetooth.

I need the wifi antenna part to replace.

Where i can order?

⟐ Commented december 11, 2018 at 2:53 MST

I have seen other people experiencing this issue as well on this forum, would definitely like to know what's going on. This looks like software related... is this because of 3rd party screens?

Thank you

⟐ Answered oktober 28, 2018 at 7:27 MST

My phone (iPhone7) got water damaged.

Everything working wells except the vibration, I guess is the Taptic Engine thing.

Im find a weird situation where, under the settings (Sound & Haptics) if I turn on "Vibrate on Ring" and select the ringtones, all the ringtones having the same Ringtones Sound which is (Opening (default) ) sound.

If I turn of the "Vibration on Ring", I'm able to play ringtones when I choose other selection example (Apex, Beacon and etc..)

My question is if I replace Taptic Engine does it resolved my issue?

Thank you.

⟐ Answered juli 09, 2021 at 4:26 MST

searching the internet, i found some suggestions about settings in the Accessibility section, but none of those made any difference.

i read in a few places that (and this is conjecture from multiple sources) this is a new "feature" in IOS 15.6 (and later), that when IOS detects there "is a problem" with the home button (meaning it doesn't see the one that was shipped from the factory) it very helpfully turns on the Assistive Touch on-screen button - whether you want it or not. and even if you turn it off, it IOS doesn't care and will turn it back on.

does anyone have any additional light to shed on this?

i get that Apple is just trying to make the user experience better - we're from the government, we're hear to help you... - but when we switch the setting off, it should stay off. "No" means "No" Apple!!!

thanks for any insight you might have.

⟐ Answered januari 05, 2025 at 4:30 MST