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Not turning on the next day after battery replacement

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Hi, so I had this iPhone 6s laying around, completely dead. Replaced the charging port on it and the battery, then it turned on. Let it charge, used it for a bit, but noticed it got quite hot around the camera, so I turned it off for the night. Now the next day when I try to turn it on, it's completely dead yet again, Power + Home Button does nothing, computer doesn't see it. So I'm guessing there was something else that killed the previous battery. Any ideas?
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+Not much hope, but I'll try to revive this thread. I got this battery charger from Aliexpress and it revived the phone. It isn't the front this heating up, but the back. I disconnected the back camera and it doesn't seem to heat up as much. But the main chip inside is kind of hot to the touch, but it's while charging, so I guess it's normal? But the next problem I have is that Wi-Fi is really buggy, 90% of the time it won't connect to my Galaxy S21+ hotspot and 99% of the time doesn't detect my universities network. So I'm guessing the logic board is as good as dead at this point? As far as I know this phone just was put aside, wasn't used for a few months and just died.

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Not turning on the next day after battery replacement

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Hi, so I had this iPhone 6s laying around, completely dead. Replaced the charging port on it and the battery, then it turned on. Let it charge, used it for a bit, but noticed it got quite hot around the camera, so I turned it off for the night. Now the next day when I try to turn it on, it's completely dead yet again, Power + Home Button does nothing, computer doesn't see it. So I'm guessing there was something else that killed the previous battery. Any ideas?

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