11/09/2026
Ever wondered why some iPhones show an “Unknown Part” warning after a battery or screen replacement? 🤔
It’s not always because the part is fake.
Depending on your iPhone model, Apple’s parts verification and pairing system works differently. Some older models may display a warning even when a genuine Apple component is installed by an independent repair provider, while newer models have better support for verifying genuine replacement parts.
And for even older iPhones, there may be no parts verification at all, which means you might not get a warning even if a poor-quality replacement part was installed. ⚠️
Bottom line: Don't just ask, “How much?” Ask, “What part are you putting in my phone?” 🔧
That’s why the repair shop you choose matters just as much as the part itself.
🔧 Ask what parts are being used.
🔋 Ask about battery quality.
🛠️ Ask about the repair process and warranty.
✅ And most importantly, choose a technician you can trust.
Not all repairs are created equal. Choose quality. Choose KevCo Technologies.✨
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