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iPhone 7 "No Service" repair

Daryl125

Daryl125

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Sep 22, 2012
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My iPhone 7 falls under the qualifying models, but I don't have the problem per se. Sometimes it takes a while to connect to wifi from LTE but I don't get a 'no service' display. I plan on keeping my phone for a bit, and was wondering if I should bring it in for repair anyway. Do they replace the battery during the course of the repair?
 
Daryl125 said:
My iPhone 7 falls under the qualifying models, but I don't have the problem per se. Sometimes it takes a while to connect to wifi from LTE but I don't get a 'no service' display. I plan on keeping my phone for a bit, and was wondering if I should bring it in for repair anyway. Do they replace the battery during the course of the repair?
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No, if it is working when you take it in, you are not eligible for the recall fix.
 
nieks said:
Why fix something that isn't broken? So no, you shouldn't bring it in, and no, they won't replace your battery.
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Yes, I've since learned they WILL replace my battery and the logic board as part of the recall. Or, they MAY replace my phone with a refurb. Either way, new battery. However, unless the phone was physically in the 'no service' state at the time of my visit, they would not send it out.
 
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