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Old 06-24-2016, 11:41   #1 (permalink)
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iPhone 6 plus - Not turning on!! Help


Hi. I really need help this time. I have iPhone 6 plus from my customer with very important data. iPhone is not powering on. When inserted on charger it draws 0.49A from it. PC won't detect it also.

What I have done so far:

- Changed big power IC (U1202)
- Changed u2 ic (u1700)
- Changed u1401

Checked all caps for short but all ok. No water damage signs also.

Lines that I have tested, and have power:
PP3V0_NAND
PP1V8
PP1V2_NAND_VDDI
PP_VCC_MAIN
PP_CPU
PP_LCM_BL_ANODE

When I got phone, PC was detecting it, but clack screen, then after I remove the shields it wen't completely dead, and this is not first time I have removed it, so that should not be a problem.

Does someone have any advice. I really need help here. Thank in advance
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Old 06-25-2016, 08:27   #2 (permalink)
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As I expected...thanks for "help"
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Old 06-25-2016, 13:24   #3 (permalink)
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solution camera iphone 6s !!!
This problem is on iphone 6 not 6s.
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Old 06-27-2016, 20:45   #4 (permalink)
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So no help here...Does anybody knows for a good forum where users actually help you?
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Old 06-28-2016, 17:07   #5 (permalink)
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Have you check Q1701 fuse?

Q1403?

If U1202 and U1700 works it should work? check if Touchscreen ic is corroded?

is your logicboard getting little bit warm?

what is your voltage on PP_VCC_MAIN, and the others...?

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Old 06-28-2016, 19:57   #6 (permalink)
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Have you check Q1701 fuse?

Q1403?

If U1202 and U1700 works it should work? check if Touchscreen ic is corroded?

is your logicboard getting little bit warm?

what is your voltage on PP_VCC_MAIN, and the others...?

I have checked q1701 fuse and it's ok. I have changed q1403 also but it's the same. I get all correct voltage. Logic board is not getting worm. I have changed Touchscreen ic in the first place. Customer said that lcd was flickering and after time lcd went completely blank. I know that this is the problem in touchscreen ic, but I have changed it many times and repaired phone but in this one when I removed shields and changed touchscreen ic, phone died. It draws 0,49A from charger but not powering on.

I have 1.8v on BUTTON_TO_AP_HOLD_KEY_CONN_L also. I really don't know what can be a problem. It is possible that I overheated CPU. I'm working with small nozzle and max 370c. How can I know that CPU is overheated?

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Old 06-28-2016, 21:08   #7 (permalink)
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No i think its not the CPU, this would be overheating... have you check your cpu ? you can check it on the voltage 1,2 volt ....

but first check please the c1700 and c1704 and give me the voltage...?
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No i think its not the CPU, this would be overheating... have you check your cpu ? you can check it on the voltage 1,2 volt ....

but first check please the c1700 and c1704 and give me the voltage...?
nik001 thank you for you time. I have checked c1700 and c1704

c1700...3.0v
c1704...4.78v

I really hope that CPU is not overheated.
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nik001 thank you for you time. I have checked c1700 and c1704

c1700...3.0v
c1704...4.78v

I really hope that CPU is not overheated.
yea the voltages are ok, have you checked up C5202_RF very important, check it up and give feedback...its near the wifi chip
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yea the voltages are ok, have you checked up C5202_RF very important, check it up and give feedback...its near the wifi chip
I have checked...4,12V
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its also ok....

check all near the pmic

C0508 should 0,8 V
c1243 1,8 v
c0429 1,2 v
c0435 0,9 v

near flash
c0634 3 v
c0615 1,2 v
c0616 1,8 v
c0468 0,8 for PP_CPU
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I have the exactly same problem with an i6+ here and I tried almost everything =( stuck at 0.05a and remains there.

I noticed that a hard reset with power+home buttons works, so the cpu its working properly but might be a problem with the emmc (hdd)

Did you solve it?
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I have the exactly same problem with an i6+ here and I tried almost everything =( stuck at 0.05a and remains there.

I noticed that a hard reset with power+home buttons works, so the cpu its working properly but might be a problem with the emmc (hdd)

Did you solve it?
No I have never solved it. I have now two iphone 6 plus with the same symptoms. Everything is looking good, cpu and pm ic is worm, and phone is drawing 0.49A from charger, but pc is not detecting it and screen is black.

Any solution for this?
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Old 07-26-2016, 10:01   #14 (permalink)
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ok I have now three iphones with the same error. PC not detecting it, I got 0.9v,1.2v, 1.5v, 1.8v, 3v...from Power IC, CPU and power ic is worm but, screen blank, draws 0.49A from charger...wtf is happening?

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Old 10-06-2016, 22:55   #15 (permalink)
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same problem! did you try to reball the nand?
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