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Old 04-22-2007, 06:10   #1 (permalink)
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how to fix "shorting" fault .....


As in dct 3 model we start to find the shorting from PFO,Power ic ,chargingic

but how to find in 3220,6070,3230,6630,N72..etc
As i checked never find shortening in pfo....

pl.give here possible causes which may help to solve such problems..

Wbr...
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In DCT4 the are more possibility component that may cause "Short" fault. But the most simple way is use Power supply and seek the component that overheated....

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sir i have nokia 6600 & ngage-qd it showes shorting pls help how to solve this problem.i remove pf but problem is still same..............
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only tips for shorting:
dont ever remove PF(PA) before remove L(induktor) before PF, its + to PF. if remove this L and short gone, damage 100% PF.
most Nokia have this L. if remove and still short, its no PF damage.
try find C(capasitor) filter, open diagram, this conect both + and ground (ex: in charging circuit after L).
maybe more five C with this position, but diferent place, try remove one by one and check.
final, try connect with batrey and touch all component, whereis hot, this area is short.

maybe help

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try to trace the positive connection brother hope it helps
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only tips for shorting:
dont ever remove PF(PA) before remove L(induktor) before PF, its + to PF. if remove this L and short gone, damage 100% PF.
most Nokia have this L. if remove and still short, its no PF damage.
try find C(capasitor) filter, open diagram, this conect both + and ground (ex: in charging circuit after L).
maybe more five C with this position, but diferent place, try remove one by one and check.
final, try connect with batrey and touch all component, whereis hot, this area is short.

maybe help

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Yes bro u are rite 100 percent if main n ic not sort. Most of phone filter capistor making this prob
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yes bocahklaten is right before opening PA check +b line capasitors
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