areotov, you must have a battery with more than 3.4 Volt. if you do, you want to check multiple components on the board. The ones that fail are U500 and U501. If you post a couple of image of your logic board, we can point those out to you. You must at least own a multimeter to start working on your phone. U500 is the power management IC and U501 is a power transistor.
== Update ==
[image|376846|align=center]
shows U500
[image|376847|align=center]
U501 is below the two boards. You should be able to remove those so we can take a look under it.
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the last image is the trouble shooting for your Note II
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The last image is the trouble shooting for your Note II. If it seems to be to small, just click on "View Original" as you hover the mouse over the image.
areotov, you must have a battery with more than 3.4 Volt. if you do, you want to check multiple components on the board. The ones that fail are U500 and U501. If you post a couple of image of your logic board, we can point those out to you. You must at least own a multimeter to start working on your phone. U500 is the power management IC and U501 is a power transistor.
== Update ==
[image|376846|align=center]
shows U500
[image|376847|align=center]
U501 is below the two boards. You should be able to remove those so we can take a look under it.
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the last image is the trouble shooting for your Note II
areotov, you must have a battery with more than 3.4 Volt. if you do, you want to check multiple components on the board. The ones that fail are U500 and U501. If you post a couple of image of your logic board, we can point those out to you. You must at least own a multimeter to start working on your phone. U500 is the power management IC and U501 is a power transistor.
== Update ==
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[image|376846] shows U500
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[image|376847]
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[image|376846|align=center]
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shows U500
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[image|376847|align=center]
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U501 is below the two boards. You should be able to remove those so we can take a look under it.
areotov, you must have a battery with more than 3.4 Volt. if you do, you want to check multiple components on the board. The ones that fail are U500 and U501. If you post a couple of image of your logic board, we can point those out to you. You must at least own a multimeter to start working on your phone. U500 is the power management IC and U501 is a power transistor.
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== Update ==
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[image|376846] shows U500
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[image|376847]
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U501 is below the two boards. You should be able to remove those so we can take a look under it.
areotov, you must have a battery with more than 3.4 Volt. if you do, you want to check multiple components on the board. the once that fail is U500 and U501. If you post a couple of image of your logic board, we can point those out to you. You must at least own a multimeter to start working on your phone. U500 is the power management IC and U501 is a power transistor.
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areotov, you must have a battery with more than 3.4 Volt. if you do, you want to check multiple components on the board. The ones that fail are U500 and U501. If you post a couple of image of your logic board, we can point those out to you. You must at least own a multimeter to start working on your phone. U500 is the power management IC and U501 is a power transistor.
areotov, you must have a battery with more than 3.4 Volt. if you do, you want to check multiple components on the board. the once that fail is U500 and U501. If you post a couple of image of your logic board, we can point those out to you. You must at least own a multimeter to start working on your phone. U500 is the power management IC and U501 is a power transistor.