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Hi everyone!
I have an Iphone 5s that is stuck in a bootloop.
When i try to recover it in iTunes it gives me error 9.
After some close inspection of the board i noticed that one tiny component is nocked off behind the battery connector.
It is the 4th one from the right capacitor, 56PF 5% 16V NPO-COG, 01005.
Is this capacitor responsable for the bootloop.
What are my options here?
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No, that capacitor is not responsible for the boot-looping. However, one missing component could be indicative of other missing or partially dislodges components. I would check around all of the connectors and along the edges of the logic board.
Why was the phone open and being repaired...that might give us a clue.
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The phone was working fine for a long time, untill it started to reboot out off nowhere.
This became more frequent till the point it only reboots .
I know i charges the battery just fine cause i checken it with my multimeter.
So Its not the u2ic i think.
Maybe a Nand error or a short in one off the nand capacitor maybe?
And the screen has been changed a long while ago.
Yeah, it could be a NAND issue.
How do i fix this if its the nand.
I have a multimeter, hmmmmm.
It seems a difficult and tricky problem.
Sorry, but a multimeter wont help you in repairing a NAND related issue. The NAND IC has to be desoldered from the logic board, which requires special tools and skills and then reprogrammed/repaired with a special programming device.
This is an advanced repair that can only be done by an experienced micro-solderer with the proper tools.
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Its possible i have longscrew damage in the red circle.
Is it possible to have it at that side and what are the symptoms, does anyone know?
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