Causes of Common iPhone 7 Problems
Some common iPhone 7 issues are caused by software bugs or app malfunctions. Others may be caused by physical obstructions or miscommunication between devices. The iPhone issue you’re experiencing is dependent upon the underlying problem. A bit of troubleshooting is in order.
Basic iPhone 7 Troubleshooting Tips
Although each issue will have its own set of unique troubleshooting tips, you can solve general iPhone issues by:
Performing a quick iPhone restart: A restart can often jump-start your iPhone back to health. Updating your iPhone’s software: If you’re not using the most current iOS, there could be a bug. Update your iPhone and try again. Resetting your iPhone’s settings: As a last resort, you can reset your iPhone’s basic settings or return your iPhone to factory settings if all else fails.
iPhone 7 Overheating
Your iPhone can overheat due to a number of factors, from overuse to being left in the hot sun. It can also get hot due to an issue with the iPhone’s software or an app you’re using. Believe it or not, your iPhone case may even be to blame, so there are a few things you can try when your iPhone is overheating.
iPhone 7 Camera Not Working
Blurry camera? Black screen when opening the camera app? An iPhone camera that refuses to work correctly may be caused by physical obstructions or software issues within the Camera app.
iPhone 7 Microphone Not Working
Your iPhone 7 features four microphones: two on the bottom, one near the headphone jack and one by the speaker grill. If your microphone isn’t working, an obstruction or a software glitch may be the cause.
iPhone 7 Headphone Adapter Not Working
When you purchase an iPhone 7, you’ll find a lightning-to-3.5mm adapter in your box that you’ll need to use when plugging in wired headphones. An adapter may fail to work due to a dirty headphone jack, software issue, or a faulty adapter, but there are a few things you can try to fix headphone jack problems.
iPhone 7 Bluetooth Not Working
Does your Bluetooth refuse to pair? Does your iPhone not recognize your Bluetooth device? Bluetooth devices sometimes stop working after critical software updates or simply due to faulty devices. So, if your Bluetooth is not working, troubleshooting the problem might help.
If All Else Fails, Contact Apple Support
Apple Support is available to help you troubleshoot your iPhone 7 and take care of any repairs you might need. You can reach Apple Support online or by phone. You can also schedule an appointment at your nearest Apple Store with a Genius Bar.
