Brian Wood

I replaced the screen on an iPhone 8 plus that was badly damaged. The front camera and rear camera didn’t work. It was believ...

I have been fixing phones as a side business for around 6 years now, starting with the iPhone 4. I have used a wide variety o...

I have an iPhone 7 plus that I recently repaired that the ear speaker works randomly and the front camera is very slow at com...

I use very high quality aftermarket parts from a supplier who backs them with a lifetime warranty. The 3d functions almost id...

I have an iPhone 7 that has a power button that is not working. The volume works fine. The phone is up to date 11.2.1 and the...

I have a friend who sent his iPhone 7 plus into Apple because the charge port wouldnt work. He tried different chargers etc. ...

I have an iPhone 7 plus that a person gave to me to repair. The person supplied their own screen (which I dont care for). I n...

I put adhesive on the ring and usually the gasket around the home button will keep it in place. Once the iPad is closed the space behind the home button keeps it in place unless there is some structural issues with the iPad or the gasket.

Try another cable and usb port first. Hopefully that’s the issue, because everytime I’ve gotten error 4013 is a corrupt image of iOS on the storage or corrupt storage in general which is a hardware issue.

The only thing I can think that would cause this is there are gold contact pads that have to line up for the vibrate motor and the loud speaker to work when installing the flex cable for the charge port and headphone jack. You could have cleared a grounding issue as well once you reseated everything a few times.

I dont experience with this model, but other models I have repaired were always the battery.

I believe there are maintenance kits for these models which are usually expensive, but more times than not it’s the pickup roller. Try another toner as well. I have seen in certain printer models where the toner can cause jams.

First, was your iPad turned off when you did the repair? If it wasnt, something could have been shorted with connecting and disconnecting the flex cables. Second, I would inspect the connections on the logic board to make sure none of the pins are bent as well as inspect the flex cables. Lastly, there’s a good chance you broke the digitizer of the old screen while taking it apart and the new screen is defective, so as a triple check I would try another replacement screen just to make sure. If none of that works, its most likely going to require a micro soldering repair.

Im sure the iPad is iCloud locked as well. If you were to wipe the iPad, it would most likely need the iCloud info to setup. If you purchase another logic board, make sure it’s not iCloud locked. The passcodes are tied to the software (digit code that can be cleared with a restore) or iCloud locked which is a hardware lock basically. Also, unless you find a good deal on a logic board, Id probably buy a good used Air. Logic boards are usually expensive.

I have come across this issue and it’s usually 1 of 2 things. First, it’s a baseband issue and can either be reworked or replaced. Second, it’s a fault with the iOS image caused by corrupted storage. This can also be replaced, but you could lose all your data. Both will be pricey and require microsoldering. I’ve heard different stories when it comes to baseband issues. Some people say baseband chips can be replaced. Others say they can not. However, in my experience that one of these two are the reason your phone wont boot.

I would not spend almost 100 usd to have anyone replace a battery. iFixit has very good quality batteries. There are also other vendors who sell OEM pulls or “premium” batteries, which I’ve had luck with. I usually stay away from Amazon or eBay.

To replace the charge port on your model, it would take a little bit of work on your end, but it’s doable. Youll need to open your laptop to replace the port. Luckily the port is a cable that connects to your motherboard, so there is no soldering that needs to take place. If you are uncomfortable taking your laptop apart, I would take it back to the shop you went to.