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Old 03-23-2017, 13:00   #1 (permalink)
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iphone 5s no power on dead


Hello all,

iPhone 5s, no water damage, is not heating, totally dead.
U2 IC replaced, after this power IC replaced, still the same.

i got not any cap in short.
Any suggestion?

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Hello

How many the current consumption from external power supply?
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Hi Palle, thank You for your quick answer.
just 0.25A, i think is CPU.
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Check the current without U2 ic, if lower, you need replace again.
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Almost 4 changed, 2 from them from original motherboards, no results.
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I think 0.25A is enough to warm... check with freeze spray.
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I think 0.25A is enough to warm... check with freeze spray.
tried with imaging camera, cold.
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Ok, CPU damaged, someone work previously, the balls are our and the flux trace are there. Thanks Pallle for Your help.
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Is there any solution for the damaged cpu


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Maybe using the CNC machine, i have not try yet Did any?
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