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06-01-2015, 20:33
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| Junior Member Join Date: May 2015
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Member: 2398666 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 2 |  iPhone 5S shorted board is it worth to buy this broken logic board? I can buy some logic board from 5S that had lost signal a stopped working (somebody tried it to reflow and it worked month or two and then died again and after that second reflow applied and it does not start) and after second reflow died completely. I can see 3 smd got connected together near power button flex connector and 1 capacitor is missing and I don't know whether it can be because of it. I can't post link to image or upload image. The smds are DZ3 , FL46 and C197 shorted together. C216 is missing. Can something be burned due to short? Thank you. Image address: i_imgur_com/TaNTvvc_png (replace _ with .) |
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