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Old 12-18-2014, 20:43   #1 (permalink)
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iPhone 5 No Loudspeaker


1) I have an iPhone 5 that was slightly water damaged

2) EVERYTHING ELSE WORKS except for the sound from the LOUDSPEAKER

3) I noticed 1 bad CAPACITOR around the AUDIO CODEC U21
I have not removed it because I think that it will not solve the issue.
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4) I checked for continuity from C360 to pin 29 on the J7 connector
and from R123 to pin 28 on the J7 connector (J7 = dock connector plug)
both lines checked out fine

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5) I checked all the neccessary voltage values all checked out just about
right.

6) EVERYTHING ELSE WORKS (microphone works, earpiece speaker works
headphones work etch)

7) I have also restored the phone succesfully but no sound

8) If I put my ear to the LOUDSPEAKER when listining to music I can
hear a rustling noise like elcrtons are traveling.
So I believe U19 the speaker apmlifier IC is working.



WHAT SHOULD I DO
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Have you tried the simpler solution ?

...Changing the loudspeaker ?
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Yes I have changed the loudspeaker 3 times in working phones.
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Anyone else have any information
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Old 12-19-2014, 09:24   #5 (permalink)
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iphone 5 ringer

check ringer on settings . if working on settings,
change h/f flex(also check detection path capacitor)

if not ok, reball/ change the u19 + u21 one by one
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Anyone else have any information
Try replace corroded cap in your pic also look for other maybe corroded and have short or low readings.
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I replaced the cap nothing happened.

I had to reball U19 and U21
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