Ipad keeps shutting off when sufficiently charged

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iPad Air

Apple lanzó el iPad Air adelgazado y pulido el 1 de noviembre de 2013 en una opción de Space Grey o Silver. Incluye el procesador A7 personalizado y se envía en configuraciones de 16, 32, 64 y 128 GB.

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Ronald @kneemo

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Ipad keeps shutting off when sufficiently charged

Hi,

I just recently completed a front panel replacement using the iFixit guide. However, after using the iPad for 10-15 minutes, the app I would be using crash and the iPad showed a low battery icon with the lightning cable. When I went to go charge the iPad it booted up. This all happened when the iPad was at 78%. I assume there’s is something wrong with the battery connector but not sure how to fix it.

Thanks, Ron.

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batteries are touchy, they need full power cycles to keep and maintain healthy , the more random the charges are the more inconsistent the cells become

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Mando @deimosgtr

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battery capacity is bad. time to get it replaced. your local repair shop should be able to or apple of course, also if you can do it yourself that’s possible. But its for sure your battery

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So it has nothing to do with the battery connector then?

13 de ene. de 2019 - de Ronald

not typically. if you plug it in and it shows the lighting icon it is reading it. but you also have an iPad that's 5 years old or so. lithium ion polymer typically starts degrading after a year and a half

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batteries are touchy, they need full power cycles to keep and maintain healthy , the more random the charges are the more inconsistent the cells become — Mando
not typically. if you plug it in and it shows the lighting icon it is reading it. but you also have an iPad that's 5 years old or so. lithium ion polymer typically starts degrading after a year and a half — Mando

Juan Hobenaro @hobenaro Rep: 1 · Answer 1 · 2019-11-23T15:31:09-07:00

Juan Hobenaro @hobenaro

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My iPad would shut down & need restarted 4-6 times whenever it was charged to 100%. Finally saw a fix online that worked. Let the battery drain completely, then charge it to 100%. Worked for me.

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