Because the LCD screen and digitiser glass panel of the iPad 6th generation is not laminated, it’s not recommended to do DIY to replace the battery, there are big chances of getting tiny bits of dusts or fluffs inside the screen and made it look like dead pixels. … iPad Air 2 has laminated screens, that means the digitiser and the LCD screen are in one piece after taking the iPad apart, so unlike the iPad 6th generation as seen in this video. Over a year ago I kept it in mind not to buy repaired iPad 6th generation, but this year ended up buying one used, and the seller had replaced the screen, it has 4 tiny bits inside the screen!
Great video!! Thank you for the detailed explanation. Question: I charge my devices overnight. I’ll start using the iPad 6, at some point it acts as if the battery is dead and it will shutdown. I’ll try to restart, it will need the power cable (action like the battery is dead). Once it’s plugged in, it powers up and shows the battery 20% charged or more. It’s been acting like this for a few months. Any thoughts?
The battery is dead. The iPad approximates the battery’s charge from the voltage it’s outputting but when a battery gets old the voltage output will get lower and if it progresses beyond a certain threshold the iPad will shut down even though it still is partially charged the voltage output is just too low. That’s how I understand it.
Few months back my apps were crashed in iPad 6th..then i thought to reboot it, i switched it off but it won't turn on then.. my ipad is still dead .. cause where I live here's no apple service centre located...
Hi. While in replacing battery, I did break a part on bottom ipad. I see that is 2 part the same, I tried start up ipad, it still working but I feel the wifi speed is slower. Do you know what the part I did break ?
Start with about 2 minutes all around edges.. and then keep continue until you can create a gap.. after 2-3 initial step, then you can go with 1 minute at a time..
@@DIYGeardo Thanks, for replying I only have a hair dryer, but after hours I got it open. But now comes the struggle of trying to remove the battery. I think I am going to use the hair dryer to heat the back and 100% isopropyl alcohol.
Where do you get the battery from , can you take it somewhere to replace the battery? Mine just stop coming on and I love this iPad don’t want to get a new one
Because the LCD screen and digitiser glass panel of the iPad 6th generation is not laminated, it’s not recommended to do DIY to replace the battery, there are big chances of getting tiny bits of dusts or fluffs inside the screen and made it look like dead pixels. … iPad Air 2 has laminated screens, that means the digitiser and the LCD screen are in one piece after taking the iPad apart, so unlike the iPad 6th generation as seen in this video. Over a year ago I kept it in mind not to buy repaired iPad 6th generation, but this year ended up buying one used, and the seller had replaced the screen, it has 4 tiny bits inside the screen!
it is hard for us to ship due to new aviation rules. You need to check locally.Sorry, you can try Germany, there are many online shops, but again check how they send.There are limitations
i mean do not put too much force into it..The board is strong, but doesn't mean it is strong enough..without removing the board, this the easiest way to take off the battery..
@@DIYGeardo i try to follow your vedio to get my battary done, however found very strong glue under knee the board, cannot bent that much like in vedio, really worry about to damage the ipad
Not the manufactures battery..... it's a third-party battery..Only way to get a manufactures batteries get it fixed buy apple themselves...$99 is fairly cheap to get it repaired
Am actually scared that the person who repairing my ipad said the screen is broken because he had to remove the screen to fix the battery and charged me 100 dollars
Well yes, to repair ipads , they need to remove the screen..Sometimes there is a chance of breaking the LCD..It depend on the Tech and sometimes even Pros will have issues.
Should never have folded the digi over like that. Also you made this repair ten times harder than it needed to be. There was no reason to remove and unhook everything around the battery. Thumbs down.
@@DIYGeardo You do have to lift the board but it's easier to loosen from around the battery connector, this will allow access to the connector without unscrewing any other component. Most of the motherboard is glued down and is pretty flexible if you go carefully.
@@joeylee3756 i Definitely agree! i just think its so Unnecessary to unplug all that extra stuff above the ipad. You can easily bend the board up and slip the ipad battery contacts to the teeth.
u r killing me u should have mention about keeping ur original home button, now my touch id does not work, apple feature you use a new home button you will get the touch id problem and it will never work again if u use generic home button one of apple security feature i threw my old cracked screen with my original home button, this is was the only video i watrched, did not mention about keeping ur old home button zzz now my ipad is worthless
