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This lesson talks about the maintenance for no baseband fault of mobile phones with independent baseband
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The first step is to observe whether the main components of the baseband circuit have water corrosion
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The main components observed here are baseband, baseband power supply, and radio frequency chip
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Chip corrosion is generally re-soldered first
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For example, the baseband CPU can only be re-soldered, but not replaced at will
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If the RF chip is corroded by water, if it fails after re-soldering, it must be replaced
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What is often encountered in maintenance is that if these chips are sealed with vinyl,
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it is necessary to observe whether the tin is blown off
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Especially when soldering the periphery of the chip,
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incorrect temperature and method will cause the baseband or baseband running memory to explode
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Or there is a false soldering of these two chips
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At this time, you only need to re-solder the baseband CPU or baseband running memory,
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and the general fault can be repaired
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Double-layer mainboards, such as Huawei's nova 6, have been dropped,
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and its non-baseband failure usually requires re-soldering the middle frame
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This is the welding position of its middle frame
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This is the upper mainboard
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After the mobile phone is dropped,
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the solder joints on the middle frame corresponding to the lower mainboard are easy to drop
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For example, in the picture, the pads here are all dropped
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Dropped points will lead to no baseband, you only need to remove the upper layer and the middle frame,
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and make up for the dropped points on the lower layer
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Then reinstall the middle frame and the upper layer, basically it can be repaired
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This is the solder joint corresponding to the middle frame on the repaired mainboard
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That's all for this lesson