Hey guys, i can't recommend replacing the battery of your iPhone yourself. I did it just as it is shown in the guide here, replaced the battery (did not scratch anything) gently, but now my iPhone is stuck in some sort of recovery mode loop. It only turns on when its connected to my computer. I have to restore it, but right after it has been restored it sets itself back in recovery mode. Putting it into DFU mode is not possible (since it shows only the "connect to iTunes logo"), exiting the Recovery mode with tiny umbrella or iReb doesn't work either. It sets it back but the loop continues. I tried everything (putting the old battery back in) but it still shows the same symptoms. Does anyone have an idea what to do?
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iPhone Stuck in Recovery Mode After Battery Replacement
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Take it to Apple and let them sort it out for you. Apple charges $79 to replace the battery and warrants that it will work.
Unfortunately Itis too late To get service apple because you made unauthorised modification on the device.
Unfortunately, what he shows in that post is beyond the capability of most users. There is very little chance of being able to repair a damaged logic board as he indicates. The tests for damage are valid though. Also note that he says after doing all that... and it still doesn't work, take it to an Apple Store. 