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Repair information and guides for the iPhone 6 that was released on September 19, 2014. Model Numbers: A1549, A1586, and A1589

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How to check hardware for battery backup problem

i found that my iPhone 6 has battery backup problem not related to battery or software, so it must be related to hard ware, how can i check which part of hardware is problem existing, thanks in advance

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the phones compass also not working, can i relate the battery backup problem relate to compass sensor ic

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jamsheer, first we need to specifically identify your problem. Is your battery not charging? I'm not sure what battery backup means. If it isn't charging, check for lint in the charging (lightning) port. Often enough accumulates to prevent the pins from contacting each other.

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battery getting charged normally,

but draining fastely

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how have you determined that the battery is not the issue? Has it been replaced recently? Battery usage is variable depending on your applications running. For example, the Facebook app is known to be a resource hog and battery drain. Are you using Bluetooth? If not, disable that in Settings to increase battery life.

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Chuck Soule, thanks,

i had recently changed battery, changed (firmware) software too,

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Let's start with the basics:

1. you confirmed the phone is being charged properly. Are you using an authentic apple charger and cable? If not, you may have damaged an internal chip related to charging. That's a very involved and difficult fix - not for a generalist.

2. If your cable/charger are authentic Apple and it's charging ok, you could have an issue with the battery itself. You mentioned that you changed it. It's not unheard of to get a bad battery upon replacement. Did the old battery exhibit the same symptoms and thats' why you replaced it?

3. you need to determine if there's a specific app that is draining the phone. Fully charge the phone to 100%, shutdown the phone and restart. Do NOT start any apps. Verify how long the battery lasts running no apps and report back here.

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yeah i had charged properly,

software changed,

battery replaced,

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