The actual port is clean, and it is taking a consistent 930 mA, no dips.
Just did a battery replacement, the iPad did not work before either -- plugging in previously did a charging loop but went up to 930mA and down to 0, cycling, but it wasn't beeping at all. That battery is VERY dead, measured something like 24mV or something. So perhaps my replacement battery just has enough charge to make the beep, and the actual problem persists. Could this be a PMIC issue? It is not a Tristar on these but rather an Apple branded IC I believe.
Not that I suspect this matters, but I did tear the WiFi flex antenna when opening it.
Thanks
Just did a battery replacement, the iPad did not work before either -- plugging in previously did a charging loop but went up to 930mA and down to 0, cycling, but it wasn't beeping at all. That battery is VERY dead, measured something like 24mV or something. So perhaps my replacement battery just has enough charge to make the beep, and the actual problem persists. Could this be a PMIC issue? It is not a Tristar on these but rather an Apple branded IC I believe.
Not that I suspect this matters, but I did tear the WiFi flex antenna when opening it.
Thanks
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