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Old 01-19-2004, 17:43   #1 (permalink)
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SE T68i no power on(dead)!


I have this one wather damage and all ok but"no network"
After carefuly reheating pcb,phone work without any problem but not ringing.
Then I have put in ultrasonic both,3-4 time washing and now can't powering on,phone is dead!
I have one time flashing after that,with main and modem flashes,but phone is still dead.
What can I do with this ****y phone?

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when not power on there is 3 ways .
1.pfo
2. battery contact
3.cpu
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It seems all the Ultrasonic properly have "vibrated" something loose at the board.

I would suggest the folowing

1 : Check if battery contacts are shorted !! Maybe the PA have gone to the eternal silicon fields because of all the bathing, and you by mistake did not dry the board proberly !

2 : The second thing to check on this board is the RF module. If it's a older version board, it proberly unglued !! Maybe some of the solder balls have lost connnection with the board !! Try first to reflow it with flux. Since the RF Module also are involved in the power up seqence !!

3 : Try to full restore the software. Depends on which flasher you use though, SEF or DIV or any other ?? Please post and I'll get back to you. If you use SEF you can check this thread here

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M8s,
many thanks for repl.,I'l try this solutions and post here after that.

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Old 01-29-2004, 20:52   #5 (permalink)
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Najeeb, post in correct section and READ the FAQ's here , and search the board, also read the RULES here do not post anything about Nokia HW repair inside a Ericcson T68i HW repair thread ! Go post in correct section.

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Try chanfe RF processor or/and 13 MHz crystall.
I make it - and it help for me :-)
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T68i dead

Hi friends,
T68i problem dead. Mcu and modem flash ok . I tried many version with UFS3. no short at battery terminals .
any idea please

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It seems all the Ultrasonic properly have "vibrated" something loose at the board.

I would suggest the folowing

1 : Check if battery contacts are shorted !! Maybe the PA have gone to the eternal silicon fields because of all the bathing, and you by mistake did not dry the board proberly !

2 : The second thing to check on this board is the RF module. If it's a older version board, it proberly unglued !! Maybe some of the solder balls have lost connnection with the board !! Try first to reflow it with flux. Since the RF Module also are involved in the power up seqence !!

3 : Try to full restore the software. Depends on which flasher you use though, SEF or DIV or any other ?? Please post and I'll get back to you. If you use SEF you can check this thread here

Regards
you have to follow thi application for possible result.

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