iPad won’t turn on? How To Deal with a Dead iPad? 

When your iPad won't switch on, it's crucial to act quickly to protect your files and apps. As skilled iPad ‘fixers’-if there’s such a thing, we'll explore the possible problems and fixes. 

We’ll first identify common causes such as a drained battery or damage from dropping. We'll help you troubleshoot and figure out why your iPad won't turn on before moving forward. Next, we’ll look into how you can repair your iPad yourself. This involves easy solutions, like testing a different charger, and checking the charging port for any harm or dirt.

Our manual was made by tech gurus to cover all aspects and assist you in fixing your iPad for free. If your iPad still doesn't work, we'll guide you on when to seek help from a professional repair service. But until then, here are all the methods you can attempt to repair your iPad.

Key Takeaways

It's pretty normal for iPads to not turn on sometimes, which can be worrying. This usually happens because of these reasons:

• The charger or charging cable might be broken or not working right.
• The battery could be old or completely dead.
• If the iPad gets too hot, it might turn off to keep itself safe.
• iPad water resistance is quite low, so water damage might be the problem.

To fix battery problems:

• Try using a different charger or cable.
• Plug your charger into a different wall socket.
• Test the charger and cable with another Apple device to see if they work.
• If everything seems okay, leave your iPad charging for about an hour before trying to use it again.

The steps mentioned can solve many battery problems. But sometimes, if the battery, charging port, or iPad gets too hot, different steps are needed. Our guide covers these issues and many more to help fix your iPad.

If our guide doesn't help, you might need to get professional help. We'll tell you when to do this and suggest the best repair services nearby.

Methodology

We are skilled in finding and solving issues with iPads, like when they won't turn on. The steps in this guide have been adjusted from our experience fixing this problem many times. The details come from our repair experts, and the guide was tested by a tech writer.

Common Issues: iPad (Pro, Air, and Mini) Won't Turn On Despite Being Plugged In

Let's talk about why your iPad might not be turning on.

• The iPad's battery might be completely empty, so it can't turn on.
• There might be a problem with the charging cable or the adaptor.
• The iPad's software might have a crash or a problem, making it not respond.
• Some of the iPad's parts might not be working right, like a broken power button or battery.
• If the iPad got wet, it might have turned off because of that.

Tips to Revive Your iPad (Pro, Air, and Mini) that Won't Turn On Despite Being Plugged In

Here's how to fix your iPad if it won't turn on:

• First, make sure your iPad has enough battery by charging it fully.
• Use a different power outlet, charging cable, and adaptor to charge your iPad.
• Press and hold both the power button and home button together until you see the Apple logo to reset your iPad.
• If your iPad got wet, put it in uncooked rice or silica gel for a few hours before trying to turn it on again.
• If none of these steps work, there might be a problem with the iPad's hardware.
• Reach out to the Apple store or visit one nearby to get help from professionals.

How to Stop this Problem from Happening Again?

• Make sure the device has the newest software to stop bugs.
• Don't let the battery die all the way; try to keep it between 20% and 80%.
• Put a case and screen cover on to protect from any damage.
• Keep the iPad Pro away from very hot or cold places to avoid hurting the battery and parts.
• Clean the ports and screen every now and then and restart the device to keep it working well.

iPad Woes: Stuck on the Apple Logo 

If your iPad doesn't turn on when it's plugged in, it could mean a few things. Let's look at why this might happen and what you can do about it.

• Your iPad's battery might be completely empty. Give it some time to see if it starts charging.
• The cable or adapter you're using might be broken, preventing your iPad from charging.
• Your iPad could have a software issue causing it to be unresponsive, which also stops it from charging.

How to Make your iPad Work if it is Stuck on the Apple Logo?

Here's what you can do to make your iPad work again if it won't start when you plug it in:

• Use a charger that's approved by Apple and leave it plugged in for 15 to 30 minutes. If the battery is completely empty, it needs some time and charge to start up again.
• Look for any obvious damage on your charging cable or adapter. There might be a bent connector or a broken cable that's stopping your iPad from charging.
• Hard reset your iPad.
• If none of these solutions work, get in touch with Apple support or go to an Apple store or Simply Fixable for professional help.

How to stop it from happening again

• Be careful with your iPad.
• Charge it when the battery is low (below 20%) or after using it for a long time.
• Keep it away from water.
• Use original charging stuff and do system updates regularly.

Troubleshooting Guide: iPad Screen Black and Unresponsive

If your iPad screen is black and not working, it can be worrying. But don't worry just yet. There could be a few reasons for this problem, and there are ways to fix it.

Why Is My iPad Screen Black And Won't Turn On?

Here's why your iPad screen is black and won’t turn on:

• The battery might be completely drained.
• It could be a problem with the software.
• Or there might be something wrong with the hardware.

How to Fix an iPad Screen That is Black?

Here's how you can fix your iPad screen if it's black and won’t turn on:

• First, try doing a hard reset. You can find the instructions above.
• If that doesn’t work, try charging it for 15 to 30 minutes to see if the battery is just low.
• If neither of these solutions works, you might need to get help from a professional, as it could be a hardware problem.

How to Avoid the Black iPad Screen Problem next time?

• Regularly update the software on your device to prevent unexpected crashes in the future.
• Handle your iPad carefully to avoid any external damage, which could be very harmful.

Hard Resetting an iPad

• Press the Volume Up button quickly, then let go.
• Quickly press and let go of the Volume Down button.
• Hold down the Power button until you see the Apple logo.