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Hi, I have an iphone 7 128gb that turns on and works perfectly but only for a little bit then it reboots and gets on a loophole rebooting over and over and not turning on, i’ve found out that when i power on the device the top part of the motherboard gets extremely hot and that’s the reason it reboots, any reason why that might be happening? thanks!
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This appears to be a board level problem. There is no” please bro” solution. I would suggest getting it looked at by a repairer. The more you listen to these “please bro” solutions the more chance your phone will become unrecoverable.
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Overheating issues mainly occurs due to heavy battery consumption. Moisture, bad charger,
playing games consume heavy battery can produce overheat.
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i know, but i'm not able to do anything on the phone because it will start rebooting a few seconds after getting on, i've disassembled the whole phone and trying to conect just the screen, battery and dock connector has the same issue, that's how i found out which part of the motherboard is overheating.
@alexdracma you can flash the phone to fix the power cycle https://youtu.be/0XGMFmHLFCw
check the battery , if it still rebooting , you can check this video https://youtu.be/0XGMFmHLFCw to fix it.
the battery is a brand new ifixit one, and it gets stuck in a loophole not because of the software, but because the motherboard gets so extremely hot it shuts down the device, that's why i was asking if anyone knew the reason for the extreme overheating
@alexdracma ok try to clean the board with some alcohol. the board maybe shorted
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Top of the part heating means there are actually fault causes is.
1- Proximity sensor attach on front camera flex.Remove it and power on.
2 - If the problem same might cause of WI-FI chips.
Disassemble iPhone and check you got the solution.
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