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Member: 2608253 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 4 | 1st, make sure the phone isn't simply in recovery mode (connect it to iTunes). If you're sure of this, next is to see if it's a display issue or a no-power issue. When you connect it to iTunes you will know; if it's detected by iTunes then the board has power. After that, check the voltage on C1547 and make sure it matches VCC_MAIN's expected voltage. Also check C1541, C1569, C1577, C1504 for continuity to ground and correct voltage. The first 3 (1541, 1569, 1577) should have 5.1V, the next (1504) should have 5.7V. If C1547 has good voltage but one or more of the other capacitors does not then you have a bad Display PMU (U1501). If all of the capacitors you tested are short to ground then that also means U1501 is bad. Let me know what you find out. |
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Member: 2555986 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 1 | backlight Hello, i have a phone with no backlight (changed burnt C1552 & C1597), now have 4 volts up to connector but no 5.7 volts from u1501. There is 4 volts on C1547, would this point to a fault with U1501 & would the missing 5.7 volts cause the backlight issue. I can see the phone working when i shine a light on the dark screen. Thx |
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Backlight problem not the U1501. It's U1502, D1501, C1505, C1530, C1531 and the corresponding filters problem. | |
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Member: 2374221 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 1 | Hi, need experts help please! ![]() Same problem here whit missing 3 lines PN5V7_SAGE_AVDDN on C1504 PP5V7_SAGE_AVDDH - C1577 PP5V7_LCM_AVDDH - C1569 I have presend only PP5V1_GRAPE_VDDH 5.04V and PP6V0_LCM_BOOST - 6V replaced U1501 4 times 2 new and 2 form donor boards every time same result |
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Member: 1528845 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 6 | Hello, i have an iphone 6 with no display voltage on C1547 = 4,1v matches VCC_MAIN's expected voltage = yes C1541 =5,04v C1569 = 0v C1577 = 0V C1504 = 0V no short to ground! could the be u1501? pleas help, thanks |
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Member: 202617 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 0 | Have you fixed the issue? I have faced the same trouble, but I have C1569 - 4,06v not enough, must be 5,7v And of course I had changed U1501 for the working one. |
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Freak Poster ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: Greece Age: 36
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Post all outputs of U1501 to help you and give info what cause the problem. | |
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Member: 383968 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 0 | Hello. I have an iPhone 6S plus with no image, I'm suspecting an internal short inside the LCD assembly. Could somebody please help me out with a quick measurement? (LCD flex connector) I need the resistance to GND of pin 49 (PP5V7_LCM_AVDDH_CONN) on the LCD cable connector. (not the motherboard) I don't have a replacement screen to test with, and on mine that pin is 5 Ohm to ground. I would really appreciate any help. (the 2 metallic ends of the LCD flex connector are GND) Thank you! |
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