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What should I do before sending a phone?": - paragraph: Does Rossmann Repair Group repair iPhone screens and batteries, or only recover data? What should I do before sending a phone? - heading "ChatGPT said:" [active] [level=4] - paragraph: - text: Rossmann does - strong: more than data recovery - text: . Their current site says they perform - strong: component-level iPhone repair - text: ", including logic-board work, but there’s an important distinction:" - list: - paragraph: - strong: "Screen/battery replacement:" - text: I would - strong: not assume Rossmann is the right place for routine screen or battery replacement - text: . Their iPhone service is primarily centered on board-level/component repair and data recovery. Their own data-recovery page describes ordinary screen/battery replacement as the kind of “module-level” repair a typical phone shop performs. - group "Sources": - button "Rossmann Repair Group, 2 sources": - generic: R - generic: Rossmann Repair Group - generic: "+1" - paragraph: - strong: "Logic-board repair:" - text: Yes. They repair iPhone boards at component level, including faults that prevent the phone from powering on, charging, or being detected by a computer. - group "Sources": - button "Rossmann Repair Group": - generic: R - generic: Rossmann Repair Group - paragraph: - strong: "Data recovery:" - text: Yes. For a dead or damaged iPhone, they repair the original board sufficiently to boot it and extract the data. They require your - strong: device passcode - text: for this. - group "Sources": - button "Rossmann Repair Group, 2 sources": - generic: R - generic: Rossmann Repair Group - generic: "+1" - paragraph: - strong: "Liquid-damaged iPhones:" - text: Their site specifically says they treat liquid damage for - strong: data recovery - text: ", rather than repairing the liquid-damaged phone as a normal usable phone." - group "Sources": - button "Rossmann Repair Group": - generic: R - generic: Rossmann Repair Group - heading "Before you send an iPhone" [level=2] - list: - paragraph: - strong: Back it up first if it still works. - text: If it can boot and you can unlock it, make an iCloud or computer backup before shipping. - paragraph: - strong: Don't keep trying to power on a water-damaged phone. - text: Rossmann specifically warns that repeated powering-up can worsen corrosion. - group "Sources": - button "Rossmann Repair Group": - generic: R - generic: Rossmann Repair Group - paragraph: - strong: Know your passcode. - text: For data recovery, Rossmann says the passcode is necessary to decrypt the phone's data. - group "Sources": - button "Rossmann Repair Group": - generic: R - generic: Rossmann Repair Group - paragraph: - strong: Fill out their service ticket before shipping. - text: Their current mail-in instructions say to include your device, a note with your name and ticket number, the passcode if locked, and your return address. - group "Sources": - button "Rossmann Repair Group": - generic: R - generic: Rossmann Repair Group - paragraph: - strong: Don't send unnecessary accessories. - text: Their mail-in instructions say not to send chargers/cables, original retail boxes, or protective cases. - group "Sources": - button "Rossmann Repair Group": - generic: R - generic: Rossmann Repair Group - paragraph: - strong: Pack it securely. - text: Use a sturdy padded box so the phone cannot move around or be crushed in transit. - paragraph: - strong: If the phone contains sensitive information, - text: consider what you are comfortable having technicians access. Data recovery necessarily involves accessing the contents of the unlocked device. - paragraph: - text: "One wrinkle: Rossmann's site currently lists" - strong: Austin, Texas - text: as the lab for its mail-in data-recovery operation, while an older/store page lists a New York mailing address. I'd follow the - strong: shipping address generated by the current service ticket - text: ", rather than copying an address from an older page." - group "Sources": - button "Rossmann Repair Group, 2 sources": - generic: R - generic: Rossmann Repair Group - generic: "+1" - paragraph: - button "Rossmann's current iPhone data-recovery page" - paragraph: - text: If you tell me - strong: what's wrong with your iPhone (e.g. cracked screen, bad battery, won't turn on, water damage, or you mainly need the photos/data) - text: ", I can tell you whether Rossmann's service appears appropriate or whether you'd want a conventional iPhone repair shop instead." - group "Response actions": - button "Copy response": - status - button "Share": - button "Sources": - generic: R - generic: R - generic: Sources - button "Scroll to bottom": - button - button - button - button "Add files and more": - generic: Chat with ChatGPT - textbox "Chat with ChatGPT": - /placeholder: Ask ChatGPT - status - button "Start dictation": - button "Send message" [disabled]: - alert - status