iPhone

How to fix frozen(hang) Iphone ?

1

Plug your phone into a charger. There's a chance that your phone has run out of battery and will not turn on. Plug your phone in and let it charge for a few minutes before trying any of the following steps.

2

Try turning your phone off the regular way. Press and hold the Power button on your phone until the "Slide to power off" slider appears. Slide it with your finger to shut your iPhone down.

• If this doesn't work, move on to the next step.

3

Force your phone to restart. If your iPhone isn't responding to your Power button or screen taps, you may be able to force the iPhone to restart.

• Press and hold the Power and Home buttons for about 10 seconds until your iPhone shuts down.

4

Delete apps that are causing your iPhone to freeze. If your iPhone is freezing whenever you run a certain app, there's a good chance that the app is causing your system to crash. The easiest way to prevent this from continuing is to simply stop using the app and deleting it.

5

Use iTunes to restore your iPhone. If you can't get your iPhone to unfreeze, you may need to use iTunes to restore the iPhone to its factory default settings.

• Connect your iPhone to your computer.
• Open iTunes and select your iPhone from the row of buttons at the top. If your iPhone doesn't appear, you'll need to put it into Recovery Mode. To do this, attach the USB cable to your computer but not your iPhone, press and hold the Home button on the iPhone, connect it to the USB cable, and continue to hold the Home button until the iTunes logo appears.
• Click the Restore iPhone... button and then click Restore to confirm. All of the data on your iPhone will be deleted.
• Set up your device. One the restore process is complete, you can set up your iPhone as if it were new. You can restore your device from a previous backup if you have one.

How to Repair an iPhone from Water Damage

Anyone who has dropped their iPhone into water knows the panic that can set in from the damage that water can cause to your iPhone. This guide is a step by step guide to save your iPhone from water damage with over a 95% success rate.

Steps:-

1

After your iPhone has been subjected to moisture/ water damage, do not try to turn your device on. This is the #1 cause of a dead phone after exposure to liquid damage. If you turn on your device while it still has moisture/ liquid in it, you can very easily short-circuit your iPhone which will fry the iPhone's motherboard.

2

As soon as you get the phone out of the water, or whatever liquid it may have been exposed to, dab off as much of the liquid as possible from the outside of the phone.

3

Using a pentalobe (5-point) screwdriver, remove the two screws at the bottom of the iPhone (this is for the iPhone 4/ iPhone 4S/ iPhone 5.) If you don't have the screwdriver, skip to step #6.

4

Remove the battery, motherboard, and any other components that were exposed to liquid damage.

5

Clean off the motherboard and other components with 99% Isopropyl Alcohol (rubbing alcohol) a lint-free microfiber. Be sure to carefully clean off the connectors on the motherboard and accessories to remove the corrosive properties of the liquid.

6

Place the motherboard and other components inside of a closed Tupperware container with silica gel for 24-48 hours. Place the entire phone in silica gel if you could not remove the back to get to the components.

7

After reassembling the iPhone, turn it on to see if it works. If the iPhone turns on, but the LCD is cloudy, that means it has absorbed water, and you will need to replace the LCD. With this iPhone water damage procedure, we have had a 95% success rate on iPhone 4/ iPhone 4S/ iPhone 5/ iPhone 5s/ iPhone 5c/ iPhone6/ iPhone 6Plus/ iPhone 6s