My iPhone started turning off and on for no reason so I looked up symptoms etc and saw that I should check the LCI for water exposure and its showing red. Can I just take it into apple and see if they can repair it or am I going to need a new phone?
iPhone 5, iOS 6.1.2
If the indicators show liquid infiltration, Apple will not replace the iPhone under warranty. They will, however, replace the entire iPhone for a flat fee significantly less than the cost of a new iPhone. If you have AppleCare+ coverage, the cost will be pretty low; in the US it's $49. If you do not have AppleCare+ on your iPhone, see the Service Pricing section here:
http://www.apple.com/support/iphone/service/faq/
There are independent iPhone repair services that may be able to do a repair for less than Apple's out-of-warranty charge. Do a web search for "iPhone repair". Note, though, that if you elect to have the iPhone serviced by an unauthorized shop, all further warranty and support will be voided.
Regards.
My iPhone's LCI is showing red, what should I do?
