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Old 10-27-2017, 23:12   #1 (permalink)
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iPad Air 2 - no image.

hi,

i've a iPad air 2 here, no image, no backlight. liquid got on the LCD fpc and filters. I've replaced LCD FPC connector, filters, U4600, and diodes. I've tested with two working display. iTunes can see the iPad with user's name. I cant see anything when I shine the light on it. It has 3.9v on both diodes without a display connected. GPIO_SOC2LCD_PWREN is 1.8v without a display connected and this should be 0v. I've checked against a known good working board.

this leads me to believe the PMIC is bad.

Any suggestion?
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Old 01-21-2018, 14:08   #2 (permalink)
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I have the same problem, measiring the same values after water damage. The damage was in the LCd FPC connector area and L4685 and L4680 are replaced. Connection to the FPC connector is checked and OK.

L4601 = 4V

Only on 1 side of R4605 , line GPIO_PMU2LCD_PWREN, I measure 1.7V and on the other side 0V, is this right?

Any solution?

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