My iPhone died and I need to get the pictures!
Alright, seeing as how I am always answering questions here, I thought I'd reverse the roles here for a bit of fun.
I have an iPhone 5S that has been working great for years. I changed the battery a year or so ago but otherwise the phone is pretty much original.
I swear to (insert your deity here), the phone was just on my desk, doing nothing other than being on the table (kinda like the nightstand thing :>) and it suddenly shut off and started boot looping. It's been dropped here or there over time but nothing major recently and there has been no contact with water. Connecting it to iTunes gives me an Error 50 and it is very warm.
I haven't opened it yet but I thought I would solicit some ideas and we'll see who comes closest to the solution (@mayer, @oldturkey03, @rany, @benjamen50, @arbaman, @teetopp @thinksmartpc, @juax, @joesipaq, @tech_ni and anyone else...)
P.S. Yes, I have a backup :>)!
UPDATE (2018/06/29)
This is weird...I thought I would give it one last chance today before opening it up. I powered up the phone and it booted. iTunes would recognize it but it would not complete a backup, saying the iphone wasn't connected !?! I restarted iTunes and then everything worked properly. I used my phone all day without issue.
Very strange indeed. Thanks for everyone's suggestions...I was hoping we could collaboratively have fun diagnosing this phone. Hopefully it will die again soon :>).
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@refectio I'd think it'll be an issue with U1_RF (Baseband IC) I'd have to confirm this with a real expert I know from Montreal ;-))
door oldturkey03
Despite consensus goes towards Baseband, I'd give a try at a known good battery, you know how these aftermarket batteries might do all sorts of weird things =;) In case you don't manage to get a clue, my cousin told me that a friend of his fixed his bootlooping iPhone with a hair dryer..just evenly warm up the phone and thank (insert your deity here) meantime :)
door arbaman
I would think it is BB related too. But can you hit me up on messenger? It is better to have a reactive convo instead of posting answers. My info is on my profile page.
door Rany
From what I've seen reballing baseband IC seems to be one of the hardest things to do in microsoldering, could this fix the issue?
I suppose it is close to long screw damage repair.
door Ben
@rany but then the rest of the team is going to miss the discussion :>) @ refectio thanks my friend for involving "the team" After all it is @refectio and @rany that are the experts in this field of repair, almost deity like themselves :-))
door oldturkey03
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