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Old 05-22-2013, 16:04   #31 (permalink)
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what u mean *do battery empty* ?
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Old 05-22-2013, 17:03   #32 (permalink)
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what u mean *do battery empty* ?
They mean let the battery discharge, play with iphone some games, until its turned off, let a while, than plugged in charger..

its easy task, althought sceptic that will work, but why not try it..
otherwise
rehoot like we sad before on posts..sure it will work..

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Old 06-02-2013, 11:52   #33 (permalink)
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thanks to all working fine on a weeks then grey out again... maybe have some parts need to replace...
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Old 06-08-2013, 15:05   #34 (permalink)
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How did you guys reheat the wifi module? I have a soldering iron, can I use it somehow?

I also heard that reheating the small white thingy beside it worked. Can someone explain this or have any knowledge of it? I circled it in red.

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Old 06-08-2013, 19:28   #35 (permalink)
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So that didnt work.

But I went back and did as you said, trying to reheat the wifi module this time. I removed the sticker and heated it with a soldering iron and some aluminum foil. Not sure how you guys manage to get it 300C, but i heated it enough for it to feel very hot. Then I reattached the black sticker and put the Iphone back together and Yes it worked! But I must say, it feels just like the fix that the hairdryer does too, so Im not surprise if it stops working after awhile.

If you guys manage to get it to 300C, I guess it takes a lot longer for it to cool down, so it seems to be solved, but when its actually just temporary. Who knows?

Please tell me if Im wrong, just thinking out loud.
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Old 07-02-2013, 22:24   #36 (permalink)
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people heat the component so that all the little circuits in that part of the phone get hot so they get removed from the motherboard and then as soon they chill out the RE-attach to the motherboard way better then they were attached before,so that doesnt mean that the wifi will work only when the component are hot instead it will work when they chill out and all the componets REATTACH to the motherboard! i hope i was able to explain myself kentxy!
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Old 07-05-2013, 03:08   #37 (permalink)
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turn the iphone off, frozen for 15 minutes. that's all
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Old 07-05-2013, 04:53   #38 (permalink)
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-17c for 15 minutes only. I know its crazy but its work for my
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Old 07-06-2013, 10:37   #39 (permalink)
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you are the man !!! i reheat it !! its worksssss

thanks mkleli55 .
Solve a temporary bro
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Old 07-06-2013, 22:28   #40 (permalink)
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yeah this solution works 100% but is there any body who knows how to fix the same problem in iphone 4 ? as i've messed up two phones with same problem
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Old 07-07-2013, 09:18   #41 (permalink)
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@azadtahir:

On the 4 is it another module. Reheat doesn't help in the most case there, so let it better be.

Was it a water-damage on your boards? First, check if you have 1.5V at L21_RF. If not, You have open the module and check for corrosion. If you see any, repair this track:

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i try to find this section on iphone 4 mother board but i couldn't find it any where can you please tell me where about is it ?
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It's in the wi-fi module self. you have to remove the Metal-Shield (soldered). But take care when you are not a professional, it's nearly impossible!!!
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Old 07-08-2013, 18:18   #44 (permalink)
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yeah you are right well i did that but couldnt take off the wifi module but other small components come off with it now phone is taking too much power
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Old 07-11-2013, 10:39   #45 (permalink)
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iPhone 4S wifi and Bluetooth solution sucesfull


Phone 4S wifi and Bluetooth solution sucesfull.
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