iPhone 6s gets hot in standby and drains battery
Hello,
I have an iPhone 6s which is always warm when not completely turned off (even after multiple reinstalls via iTunes) so the battery empties after 5-6 hours in standby.
Besides that the battery actually is pretty weak, the phone gets warm at a specific spot, which is beneath the mainboard protection plate below the display connectors. Since I don’t want to risk destroying the mainboard with desoldering the plates, I wanted to ask if this is a common problem/spot and if changing the battery could even be the solution of this problem? If not, it would be nice if someone could give me an advice which chip or part is possibly causing the warming of the device. I am asking because I don’t want to throw more money at this phone when it isn’t solving anything, so please excuse me if similar topics have already been published, I just haven’t red exactly my problem so far.
Thank you very much for your help
Update (22.11.2018)
Hi,
thanks for all of your help.
I've made some further investigations and found out that the Home Button (not the Home Button extension cable) is guilty. Does anybody know if there are any Home Button relatable components beneath the protection shield over the sim card tray? Or is the warming even possibly caused by the Home Button itself? Unfortunately I have no way to test this right now and before buying a new Home Button I wanted to ask if it would make any sense.
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