简介
For iPhone XS and above, when a third-party battery or a genuine replacement battery is replaced by a third-party repair shop that isn't one of Apple's authorized partners, the battery health menu will show a warning about being ‘unable to verify this iPhone has a genuine iPhone battery’. How to remove the annoying message? Check out below and see how REWA LAB fixes the problem with a hardware solution.
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Why the message appears after battery replacement?
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Chips used in batteries of iPhone XS and above feature an authentication module which stores information that can be used to pair the battery cell with the phone’s logic board.
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To remove the Important Battery Message, we can transplant the battery management system of the original battery to the replacement battery.
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Here we will use a new iPhone XS battery cell.
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Tear off the insulation tape on the original battery management system. Then remove the protective cover. Remove the battery management system with Cutting Nipper afterwards.
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Now we need to weld the original BMS onto the new battery cell.
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Cut off a part of the nickel sheet on the new battery cell. Then place the BMS in the right position. Do not confuse the anode with the cathode.
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Continue to weld the BMS with the welding machine. Once done, apply the protective cover and insulation tape.
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14条评论
Thanks for sharing! What device can be used for welding the parts? I don’t want to damage the cells of the battery in this proces?
Also will the new battery will be displayed as 100% in the settings menu?
You need a welding machine as shown in the video to finish the job. And you will get the same battery health as before.
HAKU_LYU -
No need for a welding machine according to this youtube vid (see around 2 mins in). Just a cheap soldering iron can be used.
ieffedit -
Now you gave ideas to apple to make the BMS module like the one from laptops: once you disconnected the cell it will require re-programming (which is not possible because of a security key) :)
