iRestore resources

Guides for caring for
your devices.

Safe first steps for common problems, maintenance and preparation for assessment.

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For business

Prepare your team’s Apple devices for service

Prepare the models, quantities and symptoms before handover.Read guide
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iPhone charging·

iPhone not charging? Causes and safe first steps

Before assuming a repair is needed, rule out the cable, adapter, socket and debris in the port.Read guide
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iPhone battery·

iPhone battery draining quickly? What to check

Reduced battery life does not automatically mean replacement. Apps, weak signal, temperature and recent updates can increase consumption.Read guide
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Maintenance·

Five useful habits for iPhone, iPad and MacBook

Everyday care cannot prevent every fault, but it reduces unnecessary wear and helps you notice problems earlier.Read guide
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MacBook

Internal MacBook cleaning: when dust becomes a problem

Dust can collect around fans and cooling areas inside a MacBook. It is more than a cosmetic issue.Read guide
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Liquid contact

Wet iPhone? What to do in the first minutes

The first decisions matter. No universal trick repairs every wet phone, but safe steps can reduce the risk.Read guide
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Mac · Storage

Free up Mac storage without losing files

When the startup disk is nearly full, updates and daily work may fail. Start by identifying what uses space.Read guide
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Mac · Startup

Mac frozen? Restart it without risky steps

Start with a normal restart. Force shutdown only makes sense when the Mac no longer responds and may lose unsaved changes.Read guide
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AirPods

How to clean AirPods grilles without damage

Wax and dust can affect sound, microphones and noise cancellation. The correct method depends on the model.Read guide
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MacBook · Liquid

Wet MacBook? What to do in the first minutes

After liquid contact, the first goal is to remove power — not repeatedly test the device.Read guide