John laden

I have an iPhone 6s that got water damaged, I know there are board problems. We have soaked it in isopropyl alcohol many...

I have a iPhone 6s that dropped into water. We have tried a lot of things to try to fix it. We put it into rice, and then...

I got a iPhone 6s from a guy who had this phone in a life proof case and accidentally went swimming with it. In this case...

Your problem is probably one of your connections, did it work before the update? Keep us posted

I would surround it in rice for a day or two. Maybe use a heat gun gently too it. You have to be careful, moisture turns to water, water has minerals in it which will destroy your phone. Keep us posted.

Lots of times after market battery's don't comply with battery percentage indicators. Which really sucks. I would contact ifixit and check with them. Keep us posted.

Just leave it charge, for an hour or so. If it doesn't get any better you may have to replace the battery. Which is an easy fix. Keep us posted.

If your Dyson vacuum is emitting an unusual smell, see the Dyson DC58 Emits Unusual Smell problem page for possible causes and solutions. It might be that the filter got wet and all of the allergens and dirt in the filter are now starting to release an odor. I'd take the filter out and spray it out, let it dry and maybe buy a new one if it’s that bad. Keep us posted.

This is probably a software problem, first you should put your phone back together. Make sure it has some charge, then hold down your home button and power button in tell you see an apple appear. Then let go of your power button, you should see a iTunes screen pop up. Oh and also have your phone hooked up to iTunes this whole process, this will reset your phone. But should fix it. Keep us posted.

There is a way to get into separate screen on the boot up, there you will find drive settings and such, this happened to our Mac. And I watched a video on how to do it. If you just research it some more on how to get the the boot setup screen that should fix it. Keep us posted.

Well heat comes from something short circuiting, and right above the speaker is the battery. When you replaced the screen did you open the battery input cover? If you did there where rubber things on top of some of the inputs also on that board. If those where removed it could cause heat. Keep us posted.

It could possibly be the LCD screen, or the it popped out of the input from the board. They are both pretty easy fixes. Keep us posted.

The screws that hold the screen in place (on the bottom next to the charger port) may have broke off the bracket, or the bracket may have completely brokenoff the screen. Not much you can do, maybe open it up and see if that's the case, and invest in a new bracket (if they sell them) or a new screen. Is it in a case? Best of luck!