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Old 09-24-2012, 04:15   #1 (permalink)
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Htc One x strange backlight problem

Hey guys,

This is my first post on this forum. I have been reading a lot here and I find the information posted here very useful. I have a repair shop in Sydney, Australia.

Hope you guys can help me. A customer came to the shop with a cracked touch screen on a HTC One X and the backlight was working fine. I have worked on htc one x a lot of times. I took the motherboard out and tested a new LCD/touch assembly without replacing the cracked screen to make sure the new LCD/touch was working. When I did test it the backlight was working fine again. Then I went and replaced the touch/LCD and when I closed the phone to test the screen again there was no backlight.. I have tried other LCD/touch screens and backlight is still not working. How could I fix this problems?

Please advise
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replace the inductor and coil next to the display ic. It willbe solved.
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thanks so much for the reply.

Where is the inductor? location?

Thanks heaps mate
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Managed to fix it by replacing the 220 coil by 2r2 coil on one x from an iPhone logic board
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Its works thank you so much!!!!!!
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I have the same proble, can u show on picture which one I should to replace?
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the back side, next to the Display IC, there are inductor and coil in the central area.
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Old 10-05-2012, 02:11   #8 (permalink)
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kindly show the pic of that parts thanks
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the back side, next to the Display IC, there are inductor and coil in the central area.

here is pcd layout u can edit it where to make change and post it

thanks
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Old 10-09-2012, 20:45   #10 (permalink)
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have same problem a picture would be very very very helpfull!

thanks in advance
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Talking here is the solution of htc one x back light

Please do one by one! Your problem will be solved.
P.S. the mother board of One X is different with One XL. This Solution is for HTC ONE X ONLY!

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Old 10-23-2012, 16:08   #12 (permalink)
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Cool Same problem

same problem here with 2 One-x will try this solution and post the result, thanxXX
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Replace the coil with an inscription 220 with the coil from SE W880 with an inscription 220! To me helped!
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Today I replaced the "220" coil with a "2R2" coil from an Iphone 3G like IT1989 said and IT WORKED too :-D
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Need halp

Have a trouble with replacing the coil. When soldering the coil accidentally have been unsoldered a capacitor. Later, trying to solder the capacitor has finally lost it. Who can help identify capacitor?
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