評価: 35
4
3
Burnt out coil on motherboard and the device isn’t powering up
hi there guys just recently started researching about microsoldering. I have this iPhone 5s which after inspecting seems to have 2 burnt out coils just near the charging chip. I will uploads pics to show.
the iPhone isn’t powering up. Will getting the coils fixed repair the phone. Or does any one have any help as to where I should start. Thanks
評価: 7.1千
4
2
2
I would definitely start there. When you remove the coils it would be easier to check for shorts. You should be able buy a broken phone for donor parts. If you are going to do this yourself I would recommend practicing on some junk boards or have a professional do the work.
このアンサーは役に立ちましたか？
This is a junk board I have lying around. Do you think the coils could be the reason for not powering on?
Also how would you remove the coils. Do you have a YouTube video or instructions this is going to me first attempt at something like this. Thanks
Watch videos from jessa at iPad rehab, jason at sts telecom, and Louis rossmann on YouTube. You will need a hot air machine and a soldering iron. You can buy a cheap one on Amazon but the quality is soso. If you want to learn how to do this and are interested in maybe doing it for a living or side income I would recommend getting some decent equipment. Like a amscope 7x45 microscope with a camera mount. Hakko fx951 soldering station and fx2032 micro pencil and some hot tweezers. You can purchase all of the equipment on Amazon.
Okay great I’ll take a look now
According to schematics it is l2_rf and l3_rf
Which seem to be the burnt out ones anyone know where to purchase these 2 from?
I am not sure. Are you in the us?
過去 24時間: 0
過去 7 日: 0
過去 30 日: 2
今までの合計 141
