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Repair information and guides for the iPhone 6S released by Apple on September 25, 2015. Models: A1688, A1633

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My iPhone 6s won't turn on or take a charge

My iPhone 6s has not gotten wet. It has not been dropped. It will not take a charge. Using OEM charger. It will not turn on

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Hi,

Answering these questions below will help us get to the bottom of this issue.

1. Does it get any response from iTunes at all when connected?

2. Does anything happen when you attempt to power it up?

3. What happens if you leave it in the charger overnight?

4. What were you doing when this happened?

5. How long ago did this happen?

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1. If the iPhone did not turn on, try resetting it while connected to the iPhone USB power adapter. To reset, press and hold the Sleep/Wake button and the Home button at the same time for at least ten seconds, until either the Apple logo or the battery symbol appears.

2. Try RecoveryTool Fix Recovery

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My iPhone 6s has not turned on after charging for over 2 whole days straight. It has done this before and i fixed it so i tried doing it again but does not work. My phone has been in a few accidents like cracks. I don't know if that has anything to do with it tho.

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@hoplite123 , William, you can try a hard reset, press and hold the sleep / wake button (the power button) and the home button at the same time, for approx. 20 seconds. Apple logo hopefully will appear on the screen booting up. If still not booting after trying reset a couple times, try a different charge cable/charger and check and blow any dust/debri from charge port if seen. Below see 2 links with more info., that may help in diagnosing and fixing your iPhone issue. Good luck.

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https://www.payetteforward.com/iphone-wo...

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try using a hairdryer to try to force the battery to heat and it will get your phone back working if it doesn’t work you may need a battery replacement or new iphone

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