iPhone 5c time issue (time doesn't change)

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iPhone 5c

Repair information and guides for the Apple iPhone 5c that was announced on September 10, 2013. Model: A1532, A1456

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Dmtech94 @dmtech94

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Gepost: 14 mei 2016

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iPhone 5c time issue (time doesn't change)

Hey hopping someone can help, I recently got a iphone 5c that was dead, I replaced the battery and the screen and i got it working again. The problem is the time doesn't set automatically even though the setting is on and when I lock the screen the time stops counting.

Can anyone help?

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Hey so I have noticed that the time changes when the battery is charging but stops as soon as the battery is 100%. Could this be a battery issue?

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Have you connected it to wifi?

15 mei 2016 door iMedic

yes and I have tried to do it manually

16 mei 2016 door Dmtech94

My dear friend you need to turn on locations then plug in with itune time will be reset automatically if not then restore your device time and date will be ok if you still getting same problem then put compass ic . thats it job done

16 mei 2016 door Asad Abbas

Hey so I tried what you said still didn't work although now the time works but only if I have the phone connected to my pc

17 mei 2016 door Dmtech94

my friend you need to change compass ic then micro soldring

20 mei 2016 door Asad Abbas

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My dear friend you need to turn on locations then plug in with itune time will be reset automatically if not then restore your device time and date will be ok if you still getting same problem then put compass ic . thats it job done — Asad Abbas
Hey so I tried what you said still didn't work although now the time works but only if I have the phone connected to my pc — Dmtech94

Shaun L @sunofra Rep: 217 iPhone Repair Newcastle 3 · Answer 1 · 2016-05-15T05:35:52-07:00

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Shaun L @sunofra

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iPhone Repair Newcastle

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Gepost: 15 mei 2016

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There is a crystal oscillator (Y2) on the board which can fail which can cause this problem. It's something which can be replaced. Requires micro soldering.

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Would this be a costly repair?

16 mei 2016 door Dmtech94

Funnily enough this issue I have only seen it happen on iPhone 5C the most common which is weird.

16 mei 2016 door Ben

Not too costly Dmtech94. You'd need to check with someone in your area.

18 mei 2016 door Shaun L

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