I purchased my iPhone 4 from Verizon last June. It is now past the 1 year warranty, and I will explain the cause and effects.
I plug my phone into my car to listen to Spotify on the road. Sometimes the heat (South Carolina, over here, ugh) would get to it and it would pause, and come up with the screen, "iPhone is too hot, please wait etc..." I would wait and it would come back good as new. This has happened 7-10 times.
I dropped my phone, and had the top tiny left part of the screen break. Not cracked, but the picture is black on the upper left of the phone, up until the signal bars.
Now my iPhone 4 randomly shuts off, and I have to hard reset it to even get it to work. This is incredibly annoying because it does this several times throughout a day, and I am starting to miss calls.
This is the dilemma I face. Do you any of ya'll know what the problem is? I come from a "fixing cars" attitude, so I feel that I can fix this no problem (as long as it's not the motherboard), given the correct tools.
But before I start throw money at the thing, I'd like to know what might be wrong with it. Battery, perhaps? I know I will be replace the front LCD, and digitizer. Should I go along and try and repair the battery as well, or no?
Thanks for the help guys
-skelaw
I plug my phone into my car to listen to Spotify on the road. Sometimes the heat (South Carolina, over here, ugh) would get to it and it would pause, and come up with the screen, "iPhone is too hot, please wait etc..." I would wait and it would come back good as new. This has happened 7-10 times.
I dropped my phone, and had the top tiny left part of the screen break. Not cracked, but the picture is black on the upper left of the phone, up until the signal bars.
Now my iPhone 4 randomly shuts off, and I have to hard reset it to even get it to work. This is incredibly annoying because it does this several times throughout a day, and I am starting to miss calls.
This is the dilemma I face. Do you any of ya'll know what the problem is? I come from a "fixing cars" attitude, so I feel that I can fix this no problem (as long as it's not the motherboard), given the correct tools.
But before I start throw money at the thing, I'd like to know what might be wrong with it. Battery, perhaps? I know I will be replace the front LCD, and digitizer. Should I go along and try and repair the battery as well, or no?
Thanks for the help guys
-skelaw