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geekgirl123 03-26-2015 21:16

iPHone 4s boot loop with logo - battery not recgnized
 
HI, I have iphone 4s that:
1. only powers on fine when plugged into wall outlet.
2. does a boot loop with logo when plugged into the usb port on pc. Not recognized by iTunes. when this happens, I do a reset holding down power and home button. i get the connect to pc icon on phone, but then iTunes sees it for a second as I try to restore device, once it begins to access the device, it fails with 2001 error. Then back to boot loop with logo.

I looked under microscope and it seems the diodes and the battery connector are on pretty solid.

3. battery is fine. I have 3 good ones i used to test.

Can you help?

buds_guy 03-28-2015 07:48

Quote:

Originally Posted by geekgirl123 (Post 10949340)
HI, I have iphone 4s that:
1. only powers on fine when plugged into wall outlet.
2. does a boot loop with logo when plugged into the usb port on pc. Not recognized by iTunes. when this happens, I do a reset holding down power and home button. i get the connect to pc icon on phone, but then iTunes sees it for a second as I try to restore device, once it begins to access the device, it fails with 2001 error. Then back to boot loop with logo.

I looked under microscope and it seems the diodes and the battery connector are on pretty solid.

3. battery is fine. I have 3 good ones i used to test.

Can you help?

bro what is the history of ur device? is these water damage before?
and check also the battery connector with ur tester if shorted or not

geekgirl123 03-29-2015 00:32

yes water damage.
I checked the battery connector - I checked and there was continuity from the pins to the 4 diodes as per a schematic I saw.... What can I check next? the logic board gets very hot during boot loop.
Thanks

cal_guy 03-29-2015 01:52

First check short between + and - on battery connector.

geekgirl123 03-29-2015 02:44

I checked between pin 1 and 4 on the battery connector J9 and there is continuity, so that is bad, what can I try next?
Thanks for helping.

cal_guy 03-29-2015 02:49

Is it shorted?? 0 ohm??

geekgirl123 03-29-2015 03:26

multimeter set on beep continuity test, OHM reading showing 007 with beep.

I tested with good 4s board showing no beep and 1505 in ohm setting.

geekgirl123 03-29-2015 09:49

is this right? please help with next thing to try with multimeter and I have schematics, thanks.

geekgirl123 03-29-2015 16:02

I just noticed the logic board is missing:
DZ7, C152 and R105
would this cause problem?

Thanks

buds_guy 03-30-2015 08:05

Quote:

Originally Posted by geekgirl123 (Post 10954488)
I just noticed the logic board is missing:
DZ7, C152 and R105
would this cause problem?

Thanks

clean and brush it with dish washing liquid in the water , but make sure that u remove all the metal cover before u do the cleaning process and dry it using hot air or ****er and also check this area if found rusty or something corroded remove this capcitor and clean it

http://i1288.photobucket.com/albums/...psedpzvsol.jpg

cal_guy 04-01-2015 01:38

Quote:

Originally Posted by buds_guy (Post 10955398)
clean and brush it with dish washing liquid in the water , but make sure that u remove all the metal cover before u do the cleaning process and dry it using hot air or ****er and also check this area if found rusty or something corroded remove this capcitor and clean it

http://i1288.photobucket.com/albums/...psedpzvsol.jpg

Bro this is iPhone 4, we are talking about iPhone 4S. :confused:

cal_guy 04-01-2015 01:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by geekgirl123 (Post 10953474)
multimeter set on beep continuity test, OHM reading showing 007 with beep.

I tested with good 4s board showing no beep and 1505 in ohm setting.


Quote:

Originally Posted by geekgirl123 (Post 10953902)
is this right? please help with next thing to try with multimeter and I have schematics, thanks.

Nope, your motherboard is shorted. Search this forum for 4S shorted solution. :)

buds_guy 04-01-2015 07:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by cal_guy (Post 10959504)
Bro this is iPhone 4, we are talking about iPhone 4S. :confused:

sorry guys ,,, for the last picture that i was posted,,,

bro check this hope it can help u gudluck

http://i1288.photobucket.com/albums/...ps01f94b30.jpg

galaxi 05-06-2015 18:40

Quote:

Originally Posted by buds_guy (Post 10959843)
sorry guys ,,, for the last picture that i was posted,,,

bro check this hope it can help u gudluck

http://i1288.photobucket.com/albums/...ps01f94b30.jpg

i have same problem with 2 iphones 4s and tried ur solution removed 2 diods and same problem any other suggestion please ?


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