iPhone 4 power Logic Board problem?

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iPhone 4

Fourth generation iPhone. Repair is straightforward, but the front glass and LCD must be replaced as a unit. GSM / 8, 16, or 32 GB capacity / Model A1332 / Black and White. This page aims to help users troubleshoot, fix, and seek help for the iPhone 4.

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Gauthier @gauthier32416

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iPhone 4 power Logic Board problem?

I got here an iPhone 4 which only boot with a pre-charged battery.

If the battery runs down, I can charge it, but the charge icon don’t go away and it’s impossible to boot.

I replaced the dockconnector an battery twice, but without result. There are also no marks of waterdamage, the device looks fine inside, except 1 thing is damaged (http://img834.imageshack.us/img834/1862/...)

Could this be the cause of the problem? Someone who has got the same problem?

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Strange problem. I don't know if that part could cause problems. If your sure this part is broken you could bridge it. Is your battery connector firmly in place..?

23 dec. 2012 door Jordy

Yes, the battery connector looks fine. Ok, I'll try to bridge the contact points of the broken part.

23 dec. 2012 door Gauthier

Bridging also doesn't work..

24 dec. 2012 door Gauthier

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Strange problem. I don't know if that part could cause problems. If your sure this part is broken you could bridge it. Is your battery connector firmly in place..? — Jordy
Yes, the battery connector looks fine. Ok, I'll try to bridge the contact points of the broken part. — Gauthier

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Gauthier Top, the part that you showed on the image is a SMD capacitor 27PF 5% NP0-C0G. I do have to say that bridging components is not always a wise choice, if bridging would always work, the components would not be necessary, and the manufacturers could/ would eliminate those. So, you can try and replace it, if you know how to work with very small components and have the right tools. Otherwise you cold get it repaired by a local electronics shop. Hope this helps, good luck.

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