An iPhone not turning on can be a frustrating and concerning issue for users. This problem can occur for a variety of reasons, such as a low battery, software issues, hardware issues, water damage, or physical damage.
In some cases, the phone may appear to be completely dead and unresponsive, while in other cases, it may show signs of life, such as a black screen or a spinning wheel.
If your iPhone is not turning on, there are a few steps you can take to troubleshoot and fix the problem, such as charging the phone, force restarting it, restoring it using iTunes, or contacting Apple support for further assistance.
Common Reasons
There can be several reasons why an iPhone is not turning on:
Low battery – If the battery is completely depleted, the phone may not turn on until it is charged.
Software issue – A software problem can cause the iPhone to not turn on. A force restart or restoring the phone using iTunes can help fix this issue.
Hardware issue – A hardware issue such as a faulty battery or charging port can prevent the phone from turning on.
Water damage – If the phone has been exposed to water, it can cause damage to the internal components and prevent the phone from turning on.
Temperature – If the phone is too cold or hot, it may not turn on until it reaches a safe temperature.
Physical damage – If the phone has been dropped or otherwise physically damaged, it may not turn on.
Solutions
There are a few things you can try to fix an iPhone 13 that won’t turn on:
First solution: Charge the phone.
Make sure the phone is properly charged. Connect it to a power source using the original charger and cable.
Second solution: Force restart.
Press and release the volume up button, press and release the volume down button, then press and hold the side button until the Apple logo appears.
Third solution: Restore using iTunes.
Connect the phone to a computer with iTunes and put the phone in Recovery Mode. Then, you can restore the phone using iTunes.
Fourth solution: Contact Apple support.
If none of the above steps work, contact Apple support for further assistance.
It is worth noting that if your iPhone is still under warranty, it will be covered by the Apple’s warranty.
