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iPhone startup high current
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In this video, we mainly explain the maintenance process of large current after startup
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The startup high current means that when the mainboard is energized,
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we trigger the switch, the current jumps from more than 100 or 200mA
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But some of it does not affect the boot,
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sometimes we call it power consumption fast failure
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Let's take a look at the repair process
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Maintenance process Step 1, appearance inspection
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The checks are the same
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Step 2 of the maintenance process
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After the mobile phone is triggered, the current is more than 200 mA
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If it turns on, we can test the phone's function to determine which circuit is responsible
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Common functions that lead to high startup current include fingerprint,
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photosensitivity, sensing,
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compass, and peripheral circuits such as USB
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Now let's test the sensitivity
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Sensitivity means that the screen automatically brightens when exposed to bright light
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Sensing distance is when we make a call,
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the screen will automatically turn off when there is an object near the receiver position
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If it doesn't turn off, there is a problem with sensing
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Let's open the compass and see if it rotates
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If it does not rotate, there is a problem with the compass circuit
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Measure which function is abnormal,
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we can overhaul the corresponding functional circuit
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Maintenance process Step 3
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If all the functions of the mobile phone are normal when tested,
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we can disconnect the cable and test the board again
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When the mainboard is powered up,
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we use a tweezer to trigger the switch pin,
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and we can see that the current starts to jump from 60mA
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So this is a normal mainboard
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Some external device damage will also lead to a larger startup current
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If we pull out the cables and run the power test, the boot current is normal
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We can buckle the cable in turn,
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determine which external device causes the fault
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Ok, that's it for this lesson