I damage wireless charging circuit

giorgosdhh wrote:

Unfortunately here, there isn’t any official apple store to make the replacement. So will this circuit damage will affect the phone? Like thermal issues?

Can't be sure as I'm not sure what exactly happened to your iPhone. It could be fine or it could be dangerous. I really can't tell just from your description. Perhaps there aren't Apple Stores, but I'm pretty sure that Apple's service provider network exists in most countries and definitely in countries where the product is sold through official channels. But at this point it's probably better to find out where there's a good third party repair shop in case you have any further problems.

There may be better places to discuss this like DIY repair forums.

And I don't judge anyone for seeking third party repair or perhaps self repair. I've done it myself, although I went in knowing the risks if something went wrong.

Perhaps if you need service from Apple in the future. Changing the battery is one thing (won’t bore you with the details) but damage anything during the process and typically you won’t be able to access any official Apple repair service.

giorgosdhh wrote:

So will this circuit damage will affect the phone? Like thermal issues?

Maybe... We are not psychic. We don't know how much damage you caused or what, exactly, was damaged.

Installing a non-Apple battery, which is all you would have access to since Apple does not sell iPhone parts at all, is dangerous enough as it is. Every documented case of an iPhone catching fire or 'exploding' can be tracked back to a botched installation of a knockoff, counterfeit, or salvaged battery by an unauthorized party.

You have rendered your phone unsupportable here and untouchable by Apple.

Good luck.

You better hope it doesn't.

Apple doesn't sell parts to anyone.

Official Apple policy at this time is there are no user serviceable parts in any iPhone.

If you broke something, You are on your own and can't buy a replacement part.