iPhone 6S half backlight need solution

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iPhone 6s

2015年9月25日にAppleから発売されたiPhone 6Sの修理情報とガイドです。モデル A1688、A1633。

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Ajit Sable @doctorgadget

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iPhone 6S half backlight need solution

I got device which was having no backlight at all , after diagnosis I found the filter capacitor was Burnt instead of changing the capacitor with new one , I did direct jumper , this cause backlight came but the half side of lcd , how to get other half backlight of iPhone 6S

should I put the capacitor on , or change the backlight ic ?

Please share the solution I and Save the phone , as this is my first quation to the forum , please guide me, thank you .

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There is no way to tell for sure without testing where the problem is. Backlight is brought to screen with one anode and two cathods. Each line protects the board with one filter, which is there to shield the backlight driver and components. Sometimes damage is limited to the filter, other times it goes further. Bridging a filter is a bad idea as any injury to the screen next time will likely directly destroy the backlight driver, capacitors, inductors and so on.

You can try replace all filters, if backlight is still half faulty you’ll have to dig deeper in the circuit.

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i change one capacitor , could you tell us which is another filter capacitor of backlight

Ajit Sable さんによる2019年3月18日

@doctorgadget You'll have to replace FL4211, FL4212, FL4213 or make jumpers for testing purposes. They're not capacitors though, they're ferrite beads. If you were to bridge a capacitor all you would get would be a shorted to ground line.

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i change one capacitor , could you tell us which is another filter capacitor of backlight — Ajit Sable
@doctorgadget You'll have to replace FL4211, FL4212, FL4213 or make jumpers for testing purposes. They're not capacitors though, they're ferrite beads. If you were to bridge a capacitor all you would get would be a shorted to ground line. — arbaman