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Hi there fellow iFixers, My iPad Mini 2 has decided it does not want to turn on at all. I have plugged it into AC power...

You can only use an iPhone 6 logic board for an iPhone 6, same goes for the other ones. They have different plug points, different power for the battery and the display. TD:LR Don’t do any board swapping unless it matches with the very same model and size.

Perhaps you need to reformat the drive?

no, you burnt the LED’s on the lights. Don’t have any hopes for that being repaired. however it could just be a blown fuse but I find that extremely highly unlikely because of the high power current going through the lights.

I have had the same issue before. The A11 chip is an extreme heat creator. I would recommend telling apple as that is a fault in the device.

I would highly recommend not fixing a microwave as they hold a significant zap in them when touched.

The battery must be faulty. I would not be surprised if the battery module had faulted out.

Have you contacted Samsung about that issue? They might be covered by warranty and/or the ACCC if you live in Australia

You can only use the same logic board type. Some connectors will not support the logic boards and you will have lots of issues trying to get anything working.

Mohs scale scratches at a level 6, with deeper grooves at a level 7 -JerryRigEverything 2016

As a 12 year old who was trying to fix his second laptop, im fairly impressed that I was able to complete these steps with ease. Macbook is now running after GPU died, leading me to bake the logic board to re-solder the connectors. Thanks for the help!