Hello, welcome to the UltFone Channel. The Apple iPhone SE 3 is the upcoming budget
iPhone from Apple. It is said that the iPhone SE 3 will be upgraded
to an A15 processor, 4GB RAM, and support 5G networks.
With hardware improvements making it relevant to current times the new iPhone SE 3 is sure
to be a success. In the process of using a new iPhone,
the most common problem is that it cannot be turned on.
In this video, I'll tell you what to do when your iPhone
SE won’t turn on. Now, let’s get started.
Tip 1. Check iPhone SE Battery It sounds obvious, we agree,
but the first thing to check when the iPhone SE is overheated and won't turn on is the
battery. Plug the iPhone in the charger,
And make sure that the charger and cable are also working.
There is a slight possibility that the battery is drained.
You can try the next solution. Tip 2. Force Restart iPhone SE
When battery charging doesn't work, you need to force restart the iPhone.
Press and quickly release the volume up button, press and quickly release the volume down
button, then press and hold the side button.
Release the buttons when the Apple logo appears. Then you will go back to the home screen.
If this method does not solve the problem, it is very likely that the system is faulty.
Then the next method can help you. Tip 3. Use UltFone iOS System Repair
UltFone iOS System repair is a professional iOS system repair tool
It could fix more than 150 iOS system issues and update your iPhone to the latest version
without data loss. So let's have a try.
Download and launch UltFone iOS system Repair on your computer.
Then connect your iPhone. After that, go back to UltFone iOS System
Repair. Click the Start option.
Then click and select the Standard Repair option to proceed.
Click the Download option to download the latest iOS firmware.
After that, click the Start Standard Repair and wait for
it to update your iPhone. Well done, let’s check it out.
As you can see, your iPhone is back to normal. If it's not a system problem,
then there's a good chance it's a hardware problem
Tip 4. Check For Physical & Liquid Damage It is your iPhone, and you know if it got
wet recently or you dropped, which led to the problem in the first place.
When the damage is physical, it will be visible from outside.
And if the damage is done by a liquid substance, then you might start experiencing the issues
later on. Under these circumstances, there is nothing you can do other than taking your
device to an Apple Repair Center. So guys, That’s all for today’s video.
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