Long Screw Damage! New Logicboard?

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iPhone 5s

2013年9月10日に発表されたApple iPhone 5sの修理情報とガイドです。モデル A1533、A1453、A1457、A1528、A1530、A1518。

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chaythem @chaythem

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投稿日: 2015年5月23日

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Long Screw Damage! New Logicboard?

Hi Guys,

Recently I tried changing a new screen of my iPhone 5s 64GB Gold,

The problem is I felt in the trap of Long Screws damage when screwing over the metal plate in place.

Will buying and replacing the logic board (or motherboard) help me?

Please help me guys.

Thanks in advance

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Why you would think that it is damaged? Does it get stuck on apple logo? Does it give you error (9) or (27) message?

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chaythem, yes replacing the board will fix that. You can also try and have somebody rebuild the traces damaged by the long screw. Post an image with your question so one can evaluate the damage.

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Thanks for replying,

I don't have a microscope or a magnifying glass to take a picture of the damage :(

Is there any other solution beside changing the logic board?

Thanks again :)

chaythem さんによる2015年5月26日

Jessa Bethany is a member of this site and does these kind of repairs.

Brian さんによる2015年5月26日

Rebuilding the traces might be possible, depending on the damage. for that you will need to have a good magnifying source, decent soldering station and plenty of skill. Otherwise you may consider finding someone who does that kind of work.

oldturkey03 さんによる2015年5月26日

How do you rebiuld them? Who does such a job? The same happened to me today. What can I do now?

Matteo Olivotto さんによる2017年1月31日

@ueuezaza depends on how bad the damage is and where you are located.

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Why you would think that it is damaged? Does it get stuck on apple logo? Does it give you error (9) or (27) message? — erik
Thanks for replying,

I don't have a microscope or a magnifying glass to take a picture of the damage :(

Is there any other solution beside changing the logic board?

Thanks again :) — chaythem
Jessa Bethany is a member of this site and does these kind of repairs. — Brian
Rebuilding the traces might be possible, depending on the damage. for that you will need to have a good magnifying source, decent soldering station and plenty of skill. Otherwise you may consider finding someone who does that kind of work. — oldturkey03
How do you rebiuld them? Who does such a job? The same happened to me today. What can I do now? — Matteo Olivotto
@ueuezaza depends on how bad the damage is and where you are located. — oldturkey03