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Step 2 of short sircuit repairing for iPhone standby circuit
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If there is a thermal imager, we use it to determine
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the positions of hot and damaged components
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Here is the operations method
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After the mainboard is powered on,
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put the mainboard under the thermal imager
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If there is a short circuit, the temperature of the short-circuit position will rise,
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indicating that there is damage to the component there
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It should be noted that if the hot component is
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a charging tube, a charging chip, or a boost chip,
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we don't need to deal with it,
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because it may be caused by the short circuit of the rear stage
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Next, let me demonstrate
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How to use the thermal imager,
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we first connect the thermal imager to the computer
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set the parameters,
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and connect the mainboard to the adjustable power supply
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When the adjustable power supply shows the current,
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we observe the temperature change of the mainboard,
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and the position where the temperature rises indicates
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that the component in that position is damaged
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We observed the thermal imaging and found that
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there is a component above the hard disk that heats up,
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and the temperature rises to 135 degrees and continues to rise,
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indicating that the component has been damaged
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We need to replace it according to the soldering skills we have learned