I have an iPad 1st Gen 64 GB/ 3G that was water damaged. The previous owner tried to disassemble and broke the digitizer cable so I had to replace the digitizer, along with LCD (backlight burnt out) and battery.
The good news is that it is up and running. The bad news is that the battery only lasts 3-4 hours tops from 100%. The other odd thing is that is only takes an hour or so to charge back up.
My question is whether or not the battery or logic board/charging circuitry is the culprit? Have any of you come across this before with Aftermarket batteries?
I have an iPad 1st Gen 64 GB/ 3G that was water damaged. The previous owner tried to disassemble and broke the digitizer cable so I had to replace the digitizer, along with LCD (backlight burnt out) and battery.
The good news is that it is up and running. The bad news is that the battery only lasts 3-4 hours tops from 100%. The other odd thing is that is only takes an hour or so to charge back up.
My question is whether or not the battery or logic board/charging circuitry is the culprit? Have any of you come across this before with Aftermarket batteries?
I have an iPad 1st Gen 64 GB/ 3G that was water damaged. The previous owner tried to disassemble and broke the digitizer cable so I had to replace the digitizer, along with LCD (backlight burnt out) and battery.
The good news is that it is up and running. The bad news is that the battery only lasts 3-4 hours tops from 100%. The other odd thing is that is only takes an hour or so to charge back up.
My question is whether or not the battery or logic board/charging circuitry is the culprit? Have any of you come across this before with Aftermarket batteries?