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Old 12-20-2017, 05:36   #1 (permalink)
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iPhone 6 battery jumps and shuts down


I have this iPhone 6 purchased online, it's a phone that boots properly however there are some major issues with the power, it will shut down within 5 minutes even when connected to a power supply, the amperage stays at 750 mA when the phone is on (after the boot)... usual phones will normally play around 150mA 300mA but I never seen 750mA before, the battery also jumps percentage, if I connect a dead battery to the phone it will just boot instantly, doesn't actually wait to charge at 3% to boot, the it can go from 3% to 45% and shut down a minute after..

I noticed the iPhone had an iCloud hardware removal (it's had the CPU, NAND, baseband&&eprom replaced) and the guy seem to have done a pretty good job with it so I'm trying to figure what went wrong, my question is could those 4 componants that were reflowed possibly could cause an issue such as the one I explained earlier?

Also I did reflow U1700, U1401, Q1403 and NAND and nothing changed at all, can anybody help me I'm at lost for thoughts, thanks alot
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Old 12-21-2017, 13:41   #2 (permalink)
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Also I did reflow U1700, U1401, Q1403 and NAND and nothing changed at all,
The perfect ways to destroy a phone.. after some rework like cpu some coils need to be check try to see near cpu,,,
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If you know what you are doing and maintain the reflow at low heat whilst also protecting all nearby chips from the heat this will cause no harm, and just fyi I finally solved this issue and it was a bad NAND, reprogrammed it and it works fine now.
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i have the same problem, how did you reprogram the NAND? and did you notice the board gets hot around the CPU?


thanks
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Old 03-06-2018, 18:31   #5 (permalink)
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i have the same problem, how did you reprogram the NAND? and did you notice the board gets hot around the CPU?


thanks
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