Cause and how to detect the iPhone battery is about to explode. Over the past two years, fire and explosion has occurred on smartphones in general and iPhone in particular. In just over a first week of 2018 there have been two consecutive iPhone explosions in Switzerland and Spain.

Apple's error rate is extremely low, but the risk of fire on the iPhone due to overheating of the lithium-ion battery, the process of igniting it in a snap, is real, with old battery. This is dangerous when there are a large number of iPhone users in the world.

What are the causes of the lithium-ion battery explosion?

Hardware error: Although quite rare, this is the main cause of most cases of fire on smartphones. This error occurs during the machining process.
Temperature is too high: According to Apple's recommendations, the maximum temperature of the iPhone when used is 45 degrees Celsius and the iPhone models are supported thermal warning. If the temperature of the machine is hotter than this for a long time, the inside of the machine is likely to be malfunctioning and likely to cause the lithium-ion battery to burn. Choosing the right fit is also a way for your iPhone to heat up better.

Poor quality: Many iPhone users choose to buy an unknown accessory for the device because the price of genuine accessories for the iPhone is not cheap. But this is what makes them face the risk of fire on the iPhone. In fact, charging a "lot" cable is even more explosive than the iPhone.
The battery indicator on your iPhone is experiencing trouble

Here are the important signs iPhone users should know to prevent fire breakdown:

The back of the phone is bulging and warping: This happens when the lithium-ion battery expands excessively. This is a visible sign of the battery on your iPhone is having problems.
Noise is emitted from nearby battery location: If you hear strange noises while charging, quickly disconnect the power source.
The iPhone is unusually hot and can not be heat-dissipated: This is why the lithium-ion battery is melting, causing a fire. If you find your device unusually hot in the long run, stop using it and place it on a heat-resistant surface for monitoring.
If you find that your device has one of these three signs, go to genuine Apple dealers to check and fix them in time.

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