NCC Battery for iPhone 13 Mini 2406mAh with the option to be assigned as USED

The Diagnosable battery for iPhone is a modern alternative that entirely eliminates complex processes such as soldering, transferring the BMS, spot welding or battery programming. Using a plug and play mechanism, you simply insert the new battery into the casing and carry out a short pairing procedure in diagnostic mode. The device's operating system will accept the component as a genuine or used part, so no notifications about an unidentified component will appear on the screen.

Battery pairing instructions Prerequisites: iOS 18 or later and a stable internet connection.

Quick seven-step configuration procedure: 1. Once the battery has been physically installed in the phone, the system will detect it automatically. 2. Open the Settings menu, select General, then About, and go to the Parts and Service History section. 3. Select the notification regarding the new battery and confirm your choice by tapping Continue. 4. Connect to a Wi-Fi network and follow the instructions on the screen. 5. Confirm acceptance of the terms and conditions, which will cause the system to treat the cell as original. 6. Restart the device once the entire process is complete. 7. Check the cell's condition in the Settings menu by selecting Battery, then Battery Health.

If the standard configuration method fails: - Switch off the phone completely. - Press and hold both volume buttons simultaneously, i.e. the volume up and volume down buttons. - Connect the charger cable without releasing the volume buttons. - Release the buttons when the manufacturer's logo appears on the screen. - Follow the diagnostic messages displayed on the screen.

Important operating notes This component is fully compatible with system versions from iOS 18 to iOS 26, provided that stable, official software releases supplied by Apple are installed. Pairing stability is not guaranteed when using beta test software. Any changes introduced in future system updates may affect the component recognition process, for which the distributor and the cell manufacturer accept no responsibility and do not guarantee that the pairing function will work on those systems.