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iPhone XS battery replacement. Installed new battery but when plugging it into the board the connector starts to get rapidly warm. Just disconnected and didn’t attempt to boot phone. Was not sure if this was a normal reaction. Have ever noticed it on any other battery repair before.
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Excess heat is a sign of a short. Inspect the connectors on both to make sure they’re not damaged and then try with the new battery. Why was it initially replaced? I’m assuming because it needed it but would like to confirm that’s the case. Also where did you source your battery from?
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Phone was dropped and wouldnt turn back on or charge. Battery Looked plump so I replaced after opening. Tried amazon battery first and now i fixit battery and still getting hot when connecting
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Phone would not charge or turn on. No water damage. Bought the battery off of amazon. Found article that said iphone x batteries would work with xs
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they use the same connector but I don't think they are compatible.
I’m having the same problem. Has anyone found a solution?
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Some context would help here. Why did you replace the battery to begin with.
As the original answer mentions, heat may indicate a short circuit. Is your phone still powering on?
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Does it happen with the old battery also?
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