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Hi I have an iPhone 6 on what I now have change 3 batteries in 4 months every battery I put in I starts to swell. I have tried 3 different batteries and one has been Apple own. Now I haw to change it again due to swelling does anybody know what’s wrong with the phone when all batteries swell?
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3 batteries is certainly a trend...
At first I would have assumed, as you have, that a defective or low quality battery was the cause. However, three different batteries tends to place the focus on the charging brick or the actual charge circuit on the logic board.
What kind of charger are you using to charge the phone? Is it an original Apple charger or an inexpensive brick? Also, do you leave your battery connected for extended periods of time? Those two things can greatly reduce the lofe of a battery.
If you are using a known-good charger (one that doesn't damage other phones) then it is possible that the charging circuit inside the phone is sending too high a voltage or current to the battery. That's a bit harder for a DIY diagnostic but if you have access to a USB ammeter, like this one, then you could see what is going on electrically and report back.
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I tought to it wos due to poor batteries but i have changed over 100 ip6 batteries and my suppleyers have good tested batteries. But thanks for the answer im going to go borrow a USB ammeter and check it.
And yes im have given my customer a new oem charger so hard to think its the charger. om going to do some messuring and see what it shows. thanks for the answer.! :)
There was nothing wrong with the charger, the battery was charged with the logic board, not the charger.
My ulefone T1 began to push itself out from its housing due to swelling of the battery. I use the charger provided by ulefone. I suppose operating temperatures were too high and beyond recommended levels for charging the battery are what caused the battery to bloat. Anyway, because the phone had separated so much from its housing, I was able to pry the phone open enough that I could see the swollen battery. I used a small, sharp knife to puncture the label surrounding the battery, being careful not to puncture the battery itself, and out came gases of some kind, which I'd have avoided if I'd known how awful the gases smell, who knows maybe chemical or lead vapors? Since then the phone hasn't exhibited any problems while being firmly seated in its housing again.
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