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iphone 6s turned off for no reason and its hard to turn it on even plug it in with computer

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Its the new iphone 6s 128GB and i just use it for about 5 days and it turned off not because it was out of battery.

iPhone 6s, iOS 9.0.1

Posted on Sep 29, 2015 7:59 PM

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Oct 1, 2015 4:13 AM in response to MiniOhh

Phoned apple support about this today as my Rose Gold 128GB one did it early hours of this morning.


They 'claim' this isn't something they have heard of as being an issue (maybe others should give them a call?)


They ran the diagnostics and said that there isnt any hardware issues on my phone, they did say that my iphone has had a couple of software blips show up though. He said to call back if it happened again but suggested maybe backing it up and restoring it could help.....


Not happy that they are claiming no one else is having this issue...not cool apple!

Oct 1, 2015 6:52 AM in response to skydivemini

skydivemini wrote:


Phoned apple support about this today as my Rose Gold 128GB one did it early hours of this morning.


They 'claim' this isn't something they have heard of as being an issue (maybe others should give them a call?)


They ran the diagnostics and said that there isnt any hardware issues on my phone, they did say that my iphone has had a couple of software blips show up though. He said to call back if it happened again but suggested maybe backing it up and restoring it could help.....


Not happy that they are claiming no one else is having this issue...not cool apple!

Don't worry about it. I called in yesterday, and the rep told me that she has heard about this before, but the classic, do a restore was suggested. I noticed that the majority of the time I'm also told that, even when there are like 5 pages of complaints on a certain issue, on the official Apple Support forums, they will say they have never heard of the issue. Last time I reported an issue, I was told by 2 reps that they never heard of the issue, but 2 days later, a software update was released that fixed the issue. I think the important thing is that the problem is noted enough times so they will investigate it.

Oct 1, 2015 7:57 AM in response to skydivemini

Just happened to me again last night. I had done the same process as before, putting the phone into airplane mode at night turning the wifi back on, wake up and the phone was dead.. The two button reboot did the trick this time though, so that's good. But, I DID notice that the touchid button/home button was very warm, even though the phone had apparently not really been on. When I went to bed the phone had 68% power and once I got it working again (after nine hour overnight) it was down to 63%, which leads me to think that something isn't running furiously to take the phone down. I think there is probably some sort of overheating going on internally and the phone is going into a safety mode.?

I can't seem to find the feedback assistant app on the phone though, shouldn't this be something loaded when on installs the public beta software?

Oct 1, 2015 8:01 AM in response to skydivemini

skydivemini wrote:


I Spoke to them again this afternoon about another issue I was having which i wanted logging. Usual reset iPhone blah was given.


The rep also asked that I enter feedback via the website on issues too this time though. Might be worth others doing it as well. www.apple.com/feedback

yeah, I will probably use that feedback link as well, thanks.

iphone 6s turned off for no reason and its hard to turn it on even plug it in with computer

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