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Repair information, troubleshooting tips, and guides for the sixth iteration of Apple iPhone, announced on September 12, 2012. Model: A1428, A1429

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iPhone 5 randomly shuts off and only works properly when plugged in

I have an iPhone 5 16 GB and a couple of days ago I replaced the battery Because before, the battery it had couldn’t hold a charge and you weren’t able to turn on the phone and today I replaced the screen and put everything back together. After installing the new battery I noticed that it randomly shuts off with plenty of battery life and reboots when it’s not connected to power but when it’s connected everything works as it should. Is there any way to fix this or is this a problem with the phone?

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Hello

if you are confident with the battery you purchased (good reputation shop) then you may have a trouble with you phone.

First i would try with another battery (i had the same trouble with new but defective battery.

i will also check if battery % is decreasing /increasing normally. You may have damaged the gauge filter and the remaining information is corrupted.

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If it is a problem with the phone what do you think I could do to fix it

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Hello

i don t know your knowledge and skill but it is microsoldering so really not a diy repair. Is suggest that you back up your phone and search for a second hand device. The cost of such repair is more than the price of a working used iphone 5.

good bye

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