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I recently bought an iPhone 8 that needed a new battery. I replaced the battery (from mobilesentrix.com) and it showed the battery health once and now whenever the phone is powered on the battery meter shows 1% remaining and in settings it says "Unable to determine battery health" in settings. Do I need to buy a new battery or is it something else? Thanks.
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i've heard this was an issue with SE2020's, but not the 8 - i could be wrong.
supposedly the solution is to use a reprogrammer like JC V1SE to give the newbattery the SN/ID of the old battery so IOS thinks it's the one that was installed at the factory. not sure if there's an easy fix if you don't have a reprogrammer.
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Hi
I have had this issue with the iPhone 6S and I found reseating the connector sometimes works or just leaving it for a week or so
I have found each methods to work on different occasions:-)
Hopefully this helps
Any questions please ask
Thanks:-)
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