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Old 04-04-2014, 13:51   #1 (permalink)
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Iphone 4-Error 1


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Recently I bought Iphone which turns on but wants to be plugged in to itunes. When I did that it stuck at updating firmware(bar at 60%). Then it returns error 1, which could be hardware problem. Any ideas what could I do?
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Old 04-04-2014, 21:59   #2 (permalink)
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Mostly baseband IC problem, try a soft reflow and check if problem is solved. Else reball is needed.
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Old 04-04-2014, 23:18   #3 (permalink)
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Thank you, I made it in owen, it starts now, but I have problem at activation. I can select language and country and then it comes up with itunes connect.. When I do it, itunes says there is problem with my device. What should I do?
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Old 04-05-2014, 10:05   #4 (permalink)
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Only re-ball of both baseband ic's will fix this, Never heat glued ic's, they lose their balls, and short, Bad advise soft reflow.
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Old 04-05-2014, 10:12   #5 (permalink)
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Dog68, did you read my last post? Is this comment on it?
Can I just use heatgun to reheat chip? This iphone is to old and not worth enought to send it to service, so do you have any idea how could I fix it at home?
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Old 04-05-2014, 10:14   #6 (permalink)
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check voltage on l2_rf and L3_rf if You dont have on L2_rf voltage thats Baseband problem.You must reflow two ic U9 and U4
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As I told. I am not pro in this, I know how to replace LCD, how to disassembly anything, but I dont have much experience with this microparts on motherboard. Could someone please explain me what and how should I do it in simple language? I can check voltages, I have voltmeter, but where should I do it?
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If You dont working with microparts than cant do it sorry.
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Old 04-05-2014, 10:36   #9 (permalink)
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Do you have any idea what could I do? I dont want to throw almost working phone away. If there is anything I can do with heatgun, please advise me.
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find schematic for ip4 and check voltage but I no is l2_rf not have ,than you can pick up baseband cheap.
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I could not locate l2_rf even with searching on forum. Could you tell me where should I check it, do you have any picture?
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Old 04-05-2014, 11:17   #12 (permalink)
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find service manual for iphone4
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Old 04-05-2014, 11:45   #13 (permalink)
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Okay so I found it, I checked l2_rf voltage, it was arounf 2V. Is that okay? Also, a smoke came out from l2_rf when messuring, I think this is not normal?
Also, with beeper, I find contact between both legs of l2_rf is that normal?
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voltage normal l2_rf is about 1.12-1.2V.L2 is a coil.L3_rf check voltage about 1.8V
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-------------------|----Phone-OFF--|-Phone-ON-no-SIM--|-Phone-ON-with-SIM-on-call-|-
VDD_PMU_LDO_IN-----|-------3.8V----|-------3.8V-------|----------3.8V-------------|-
VDDSD1_IN----------|-------3.8V----|-------3.8V-------|----------3.8V-------------|-
VDDSD2_IN----------|-------3.8V----|-------3.8V-------|----------3.8V-------------|-
VSD1_VAR-----------|--------0V-----|-------1.12V-(A)--|----------1.12V------------|-
VSD2_1V8-----------|--------0V-----|-------1.8V--(A)--|----------1.80V------------|-
VSIM_VAR-----------|--------0V-----|--------0V--------|----------2.85V------------|-
VANA1_1V3----------|--------0V-----|--------0V--------|----------1.30V------------|-
VANA2_2V5----------|--------0V-----|--------0V--------|-----------0V--------------|-
VRF2_2V85----------|--------0V-----|-------2.83V--(A)-|----------2.83V------------|-
VRF1_GPS-----------|--------0V-----|--------0V--------|-----------0V--(C)---------|-
VREF---------------|--------0V-----|-------0.6V-------|----------0.6V-------------|-
VPLL_1V35----------|--------0V-----|-------1.35V--(A)-|----------1.35V------------|-
VPMU_1V3-----------|-------1.3V----|-------1.30V--(A)-|----------1.30V------------|-
VRTC_2V3-----------|-------2.28V---|-------2.28V------|----------2.28V------------|-
VMIPI_1V2----------|--------0V-----|--------0V--------|-----------0V--------------|-
VDD_MAIN_RF--------|--------0V-----|-------2.8V---(B)-|----------2.8V-------------|-

check this voltage on your motherboard
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