BenchReady — iPhone 13 charging comparison worksheet iPhone 13 · standard model Stop for swelling, damage, unusual heat or a liquid alert. Do not keep reconnecting a wet connector. Use the liquid-alert task before considering any wired comparison. Date: __________ Exact model confirmed: yes / no / unknown Safety check: safe to proceed / stopped / unknown. Stop reason: __________ Record only observations you actually made. Never use a damaged accessory. BASELINE — cable A: _____ adapter A: _____ outlet A: _____ Start/end time: _____ battery level if visible: _____ indicator/alert: _____ CABLE ONLY — cable B: _____ same adapter A/outlet A: yes / no Start/end time: _____ battery level if visible: _____ indicator/alert: _____ Response changed / unchanged / uncertain / not performed. Reason: _____ ADAPTER ONLY — cable used: _____ adapter B: _____ same outlet A: yes / no Start/end time: _____ battery level if visible: _____ indicator/alert: _____ Response changed / unchanged / uncertain / not performed. Reason: _____ Any separate outlet comparison or other changed condition: _____ What remains unknown: _____ Next step or provider question: _____ READ BEFORE USING Make the comparison interpretable First confirm the standard iPhone 13 and read the wired-charging task. Use only undamaged, compatible accessories. If a safe alternative is unavailable, record that check as not performed. Baseline: name the cable, adapter and wall outlet you used. Record the charging indicator, battery level if visible, and observation time. Cable comparison: keep the adapter and outlet unchanged; use a different compatible cable. Record whether the response changed. Adapter comparison: keep the selected cable and outlet unchanged; use a different compatible adapter. Do not combine this with an outlet change. If you change the outlet too, give it a separate row. Note a charging pause or temperature warning instead of treating it as the same symptom as no response. What the result can tell you A response appears with the other cable — The response changed under that cable condition. This does not establish battery health or prove which part failed. No response under either safe setup — Both observed conditions and the time spent. Leave internal cause unknown. Several things changed together — The comparison is inconclusive. Record every change; do not assign the result to one accessory. No safe spare, or a stop condition — Why the check was not performed. A missing comparison is still useful for service. NEXT STEPS Record a wired charging comparison: https://csl-15-device-repair.pages.dev/tasks/iphone13-wired-charge/ Handle a liquid alert: https://csl-15-device-repair.pages.dev/tasks/iphone13-liquid-alert/ Assemble a power service handoff: https://csl-15-device-repair.pages.dev/pack/iphone13-power-handoff/ OFFICIAL GUIDANCE Apple: If your iPhone or iPod touch won’t charge: https://support.apple.com/en-us/108805 Original blank worksheet · checked 17 October 2026. Keep filled records private. Do not add passwords, PINs, recovery keys or serial numbers. This TXT is not an importable record; use the linked task to save observations and export a restorable JSON.