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Replacement
Having an "i-device" not charging or slow
charging after a battery replacement and even a
new charger port is a typical sign that the
Charging IC (integrated circuit) Tristar/U2 has
become damaged and has failed.
Having a phone that won’t charge or turn on
is one thing, but knowing that there’s a chip
inside that’s damaged and preventing it from
turning on is an entirely different frustration.
But, knowing is half the battle, both when it
comes to the cables being used and the steps
needed to fix it. Did you ever suffer from an
iPhone that wouldn’t turn on, or charge over
1%?
Want to test if you have a Tristar ic problem?
See our other blog post which details the
methods we use to determine if the Tristar is
bad before replacing the IC.
Testing for Tristar charging issues