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10-15-2017, 22:30
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| Junior Member  Join Date: Oct 2014
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Member: 2274262 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 1 | Touch IC Iphone 6 PLus - C2414 I have a question plz only for general knowledge because I m learning about smd board repairing. I have an iPhone 6 plus. If I check the voltage on c2414 it will be 5 volt right? My question is : the voltage wil be same with or without lcd connector attached? (obviously iPhone must be turn on  )I m asking because I have an iPhone 6 plus with no touch responding. I check the voltage on c2414 and it was ZERO. I reball u2402 and touch screen begin to function perfectly, but the voltage on c2414 is zero. So I m confuse, I m not understanding which is the way for understand where is the fault, before recall or changing ic’s. Thanks a lot for attention and forgive for bad English |
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