Unknown part on iPhone: how to solve it?

If you are looking for how to remove the unknown part message on your iPhone, find out how this message occurs and how to resolve it.

What does “unknown part on iPhone” mean?

After an iPhone repair that involves replacing components, it usually creates an automatic message to check components, such as the battery, camera or screen. When these are changed, there is a possibility that the iPhone will not recognize the new components because they are not parts supplied by Apple itself, but this does not mean that they do not work as effectively as the originals.

When you receive a warning like this, you don't need to worry. This is an informational warning only and does not mean that the device has a problem or that the current part will affect its performance. This message may remain on your iPhone's lock screen for about 4 days, but then it will disappear. This will only happen on newer iPhones with the latest operating system updates. However, the alert will remain in the device's Settings.

This warning will not affect your iPhone in any way, as iServices' refurbished iPhones undergo more than 40 tests and all have a battery in perfect condition, always above 80% of maximum capacity.

iPhone Battery Warning: what to do?

The non-genuine battery warning on iPhone can be annoying. But don't worry, the notification will disappear after about 4 days.

How to remove the warning on an iPhone with a non-original screen?

Unfortunately, iOS does not allow you to remove this warning, so you will have to wait for it to disappear from your device.

So, whether you are repairing your iPhone or thinking about buying a Refurbished iPhone, trust iServices. Choose your preferred model, and count on equipment with a 3-Year Warranty.