Every 3 min restart problem 0×1000
Panic report shows 0X1000
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0x1000 with a restart every 3 minutes usually means the iPhone is missing communication with an important sensor or hardware component. Common causes are charging flex, ear speaker/front sensor assembly, or other disconnected/damaged parts.
Check the full panic log and run an iPhone panic log analysis. The detailed panic string usually points to the exact sensor or line causing the 3-minute reboot loop.
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This page gives you the best diagnosis we know of for panic log codes.
iPhone SMC Panic Assertion Failed - iFixit
According to that article, here's what's going on with your phone.
iPhone Model
iPhone 13 seriesSensor Array
0x10000Likely Issue
Front Sensor Assembly **Replacing the front sensor assembly will disable True Tone and auto brightness functionality, even when using an original Apple screen. Face ID is also disabled, unless the iPhone is running iOS 15.2 or newer.
That assembly is paired to your phone and means you will lose Face ID unless you replace it with a genuine Apple part and are running iOS 18 or higher and can run the Repair Assistant to pair the assembly to the phone. If you're okay without Face ID, an aftermarket part will work but you will also lose True Tone and auto brightness as well as Face ID.
The Screen Replacement guide shows how to replace that assembly on the display; follow that guide and just substitute the new front sensor array instead of a new screen.
iPhone 13 Pro Max Screen Replacement - iFixit Repair Guide
Good luck, and let us know how it all turns out! Your experience will help the next person who comes along with the same problem.
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