Wrong battery values and shutdowns after battery replacement - HTC U11 Questions & Answers

Hey guys!
After two years, the battery of my HTC U11 drained so quickly that I had to charge it twice a day. I decided to replace it, ordered an original one and followed this guide: https://youtu.be/FY8ITVIkydM.
Now I have the following issue:
- Without the charging cable plugged in, it only shows the very first boot screen, after that, the phone shuts down
- With the cable plugged in, the phone boots normaly
- When the SIM-Card is inserted, it boots up, but after typing in the SIM-Pin, the phone shuts down
- Without the SIM inserted, I can start and use my phone (of course, without the cellular functions)
The strange things are: The battery value is wrong. When i plug in the cable after a reboot, it shows 58% and beginns to charge. If I charge until 80% and pull out the cable, the phone shuts down. After a reboot, Android shows 58% again.
Does anyone have an idea what the issue could be? I've checked the pin of the battery, it should be connected correctly. Does the system not recoginze the new battery and need a factroy reset?
Thank you in advance - cheers!

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