Why is my ipad overheating when plugged and would not power on
Why is my ipad overheating when plugged and would not power on?
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Troubleshooting the logic board requires access to the schematics and boardviews, as well as specialized equipment. You didn’t really indicate in your question if you have those or the experience to work on the logic board so it would not be our first inclination to tell you how to troubleshoot the board.
Did you replace the charge port flex inside the iPad? If a new battery and charge port still don't resolve the issue, then you either have faulty replacement parts (possible) or a logic board issue. There is an IC (commonly referred to as Tristar) responsible for communicating with the charging device and uncertified chargers can damage it. In some cases, it requires anew PMIC. Tell us more about your skills and what you have troubleshooted to date.
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Thank you very much for your time, the only thing i have not done is to troubleshoot the logic board, and yes i have the experience to work on the logic board this is a bit different for me other i have worked on i just get to change the battery or boost the old battery and its up and running then the heating part also gets to stop, i will have to troubleshoot the logie board and if it does not work then i know is the (Tristar) that has problems.
for the charging port no i did not replace it.
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Sounds like it could be many different things. You could be experience battery, charger dock, screen or motherboard issues. First you want to make sure the problem isn’t the charger cable, block or outlet before moving on to repair options.
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I have changed the battery, charger dock and screen still the same problem, i believe is the motherboard is they a way of assistance?
