Diagnosing an EC 3099 that isn't charging or turning on
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Diagnosing an EMC 3099 that isn't charging or turning on
crwdns2934249:0crwdne2934249:0:
Hi everyone,
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I have an A1534 EC 3099 that doesn't turn on. It was given to me by my friend, since they couldn't use it in this state.
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I have an A1534 EMC 3099 that doesn't turn on. It was given to me by my friend, since they couldn't use it in this state.
I have repaired phones before, but nothing more than replacing the display/battery/charging port - so nothing that required micro-soldering. The repair shop quotes $200 for the repair.
I have used the iFixit guide to open it. The charging connector seems clean, so the that shouldn't cause the issue, but on the other side of the logic board, there seems to be a ***blown*** part labeled R22.
I've managed to find 10pcs of R22 on AliExpress for $6 ([link|https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005004856386063.html?algo_exp_id=d1501014-629f-4c35-b1c3-00af19eef475-1&pdp_npi=3%40dis%21EUR%216.84%216.84%21%21%21%21%21%402145288516849554689681850d072e%2112000030765178555%21sea%21SK%210&curPageLogUid=Srsf6BdrNFDq|link]!), but I only have basic tools, like a simple soldering station.
So my questions are:
# Should I tunnel vision on the blown R22? If yes, what else do I need to replace it? I've read I need a smaller soldering iron tip(?), a soldering liquid(?) and a microscope (I do have that, no a professional one or anything, but it works). I do not have a hot air station.
# Is there anything else I should diagnose? The multimeter says 5V 0A, so it's not turning on I guess.
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If you'd suggest a completely different approach, please do let me know.
Diagnosing an EC 3099 that isn't charging or turning on
crwdns2934249:0crwdne2934249:0:
Hi everyone,
I have an A1534 EC 3099 that doesn't turn on. It was given to me by my friend, since they couldn't use it in this state.
I have repaired phones before, but nothing more than replacing the display/battery/charging port - so nothing that required micro-soldering. The repair shop quotes $200 for the repair.
I have used the iFixit guide to open it. The charging connector seems clean, so the that shouldn't cause the issue, but on the other side of the logic board, there seems to be a ***blown*** part labeled R22.
I've managed to find 10pcs of R22 on AliExpress for $6 ([link|https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005004856386063.html?algo_exp_id=d1501014-629f-4c35-b1c3-00af19eef475-1&pdp_npi=3%40dis%21EUR%216.84%216.84%21%21%21%21%21%402145288516849554689681850d072e%2112000030765178555%21sea%21SK%210&curPageLogUid=Srsf6BdrNFDq|link]!), but I only have basic tools, like a simple soldering station.
So my questions are:
# Should I tunnel vision on the blown R22? If yes, what else do I need to replace it? I've read I need a smaller soldering iron tip(?), a soldering liquid(?) and a microscope (I do have that, no a professional one or anything, but it works). I do not have a hot air station.
# Is there anything else I should diagnose? The multimeter says 5V 0A, so it's not turning on I guess.
If you'd suggest a completely different approach, please do let me know.
Thank you!
Diagnosing an EC 3099 that isn't charging or turning on
crwdns2934249:0crwdne2934249:0:
Hi everyone,
I have an A1534 EC 3099 that doesn't turn on. It was given to me by my friend, since they couldn't use it in this state.
I have repaired phones before, but nothing more than replacing the display/battery/charging port - so nothing that required micro-soldering. The repair shop quotes $200 for the repair.
I have used the iFixit guide to open it. The charging connector seems clean, so the that shouldn't cause the issue, but on the other side of the logic board, there seems to be a ***blown*** part labeled R22.
I've managed to find 10pcs of R22 on AliExpress for $6 ([link|https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005004856386063.html?algo_exp_id=d1501014-629f-4c35-b1c3-00af19eef475-1&pdp_npi=3%40dis%21EUR%216.84%216.84%21%21%21%21%21%402145288516849554689681850d072e%2112000030765178555%21sea%21SK%210&curPageLogUid=Srsf6BdrNFDq|link]!), but I only have basic tools, like a simple soldering station.
So my questions are:
# Should I tunnel vision on the blown R22? If yes, what else do I need to replace it? I've read I need a smaller soldering iron tip(?), a soldering liquid(?) and a microscope (I do have that, no a professional one or anything, but it works). I do not have a hot air station.
# Is there anything else I should diagnose? The multimeter says 5V 0A, so it's not turning on I guess.
If you'd suggest a completely different approach, please do let me know.
Thank you!
Diagnosing an EC 3099 that isn't charging or turning on
crwdns2934249:0crwdne2934249:0:
Hi everyone,
I have an A1534 EC 3099 that doesn't turn on. It was given to me by my friend, since they couldn't use it in this state.
I have repaired phones before, but nothing more than replacing the display/battery/charging port - so nothing that required micro-soldering. The repair shop quotes $200 for the repair.
I have used the iFixit guide to open it. The charging connector seems clean, so the that shouldn't cause the issue, but on the other side of the logic board, there seems to be a ***blown*** part labeled R22.
I've managed to find 10pcs of R22 on AliExpress for $6 ([link|https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005004856386063.html?algo_exp_id=d1501014-629f-4c35-b1c3-00af19eef475-1&pdp_npi=3%40dis%21EUR%216.84%216.84%21%21%21%21%21%402145288516849554689681850d072e%2112000030765178555%21sea%21SK%210&curPageLogUid=Srsf6BdrNFDq|link]!), but I only have basic tools, like a simple soldering station.
So my questions are:
# Should I tunnel vision on the blown R22? If yes, what else do I need to replace it? I've read I need a smaller soldering iron tip(?), a soldering liquid(?) and a microscope (I do have that, no a professional one or anything, but it works). I do not have a hot air station.
# Is there anything else I should diagnose? The multimeter says 5V 0A, so it's not turning on I guess.
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If you'd suggest a completely different approach, please do let me know.
Diagnosing an EC 3099 that isn't charging or turning on
crwdns2934249:0crwdne2934249:0:
Hi everyone,
I have an A1534 EC 3099 that doesn't turn on. It was given to me by my friend, since they couldn't use it in this state.
I have repaired phones before, but nothing more than replacing the display/battery/charging port - so nothing that required micro-soldering. The repair shop quotes $200 for the repair.
I have used the iFixit guide to open it. The charging connector seems clean, so the that shouldn't cause the issue, but on the other side of the logic board, there seems to be a ***blown*** part labeled R22.
I've managed to find 10pcs of R22 on AliExpress for $6 ([link|https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005004856386063.html?algo_exp_id=d1501014-629f-4c35-b1c3-00af19eef475-1&pdp_npi=3%40dis%21EUR%216.84%216.84%21%21%21%21%21%402145288516849554689681850d072e%2112000030765178555%21sea%21SK%210&curPageLogUid=Srsf6BdrNFDq|link]!), but I only have basic tools, like a simple soldering station.
So my questions are:
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# Should I tunnel vision on the blown R22? If yes, what else do I need to replace it? I've read I need a smaller soldering cap(?), a soldering liquid(?) and a microscope (I do have that, no a professional one or anything, but it works). I do not have a hot air station.
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# Should I tunnel vision on the blown R22? If yes, what else do I need to replace it? I've read I need a smaller soldering iron tip(?), a soldering liquid(?) and a microscope (I do have that, no a professional one or anything, but it works). I do not have a hot air station.
# Is there anything else I should diagnose? The multimeter says 5V 0A, so it's not turning on I guess.
If you'd suggest a completely different approach, please do let me know.
Diagnosing an EC 3099 that isn't charging or turning on
crwdns2934249:0crwdne2934249:0:
Hi everyone,
I have an A1534 EC 3099 that doesn't turn on. It was given to me by my friend, since they couldn't use it in this state.
I have repaired phones before, but nothing more than replacing the display/battery/charging port - so nothing that required micro-soldering. The repair shop quotes $200 for the repair.
I have used the iFixit guide to open it. The charging connector seems clean, so the that shouldn't cause the issue, but on the other side of the logic board, there seems to be a ***blown*** part labeled R22.
-
I've managed to find 10pcs of R22 on AliExpress for $2 ([link|https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005004856386063.html?algo_exp_id=d1501014-629f-4c35-b1c3-00af19eef475-1&pdp_npi=3%40dis%21EUR%216.84%216.84%21%21%21%21%21%402145288516849554689681850d072e%2112000030765178555%21sea%21SK%210&curPageLogUid=Srsf6BdrNFDq|link]!), but I only have basic tools, like a simple soldering station.
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I've managed to find 10pcs of R22 on AliExpress for $6 ([link|https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005004856386063.html?algo_exp_id=d1501014-629f-4c35-b1c3-00af19eef475-1&pdp_npi=3%40dis%21EUR%216.84%216.84%21%21%21%21%21%402145288516849554689681850d072e%2112000030765178555%21sea%21SK%210&curPageLogUid=Srsf6BdrNFDq|link]!), but I only have basic tools, like a simple soldering station.
So my questions are:
# Should I tunnel vision on the blown R22? If yes, what else do I need to replace it? I've read I need a smaller soldering cap(?), a soldering liquid(?) and a microscope (I do have that, no a professional one or anything, but it works). I do not have a hot air station.
# Is there anything else I should diagnose? The multimeter says 5V 0A, so it's not turning on I guess.
If you'd suggest a completely different approach, please do let me know.
Diagnosing an EC 3099 that isn't charging or turning on
crwdns2934249:0crwdne2934249:0:
Hi everyone,
I have an A1534 EC 3099 that doesn't turn on. It was given to me by my friend, since they couldn't use it in this state.
I have repaired phones before, but nothing more than replacing the display/battery/charging port - so nothing that required micro-soldering. The repair shop quotes $200 for the repair.
I have used the iFixit guide to open it. The charging connector seems clean, so the that shouldn't cause the issue, but on the other side of the logic board, there seems to be a ***blown*** part labeled R22.
-
I've managed to find a 10pcs of R22 on AliExpress for $2 ([link|https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005004856386063.html?algo_exp_id=d1501014-629f-4c35-b1c3-00af19eef475-1&pdp_npi=3%40dis%21EUR%216.84%216.84%21%21%21%21%21%402145288516849554689681850d072e%2112000030765178555%21sea%21SK%210&curPageLogUid=Srsf6BdrNFDq|link]!), but I only have basic tools, like a simple soldering station.
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I've managed to find 10pcs of R22 on AliExpress for $2 ([link|https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005004856386063.html?algo_exp_id=d1501014-629f-4c35-b1c3-00af19eef475-1&pdp_npi=3%40dis%21EUR%216.84%216.84%21%21%21%21%21%402145288516849554689681850d072e%2112000030765178555%21sea%21SK%210&curPageLogUid=Srsf6BdrNFDq|link]!), but I only have basic tools, like a simple soldering station.
So my questions are:
# Should I tunnel vision on the blown R22? If yes, what else do I need to replace it? I've read I need a smaller soldering cap(?), a soldering liquid(?) and a microscope (I do have that, no a professional one or anything, but it works). I do not have a hot air station.
# Is there anything else I should diagnose? The multimeter says 5V 0A, so it's not turning on I guess.
If you'd suggest a completely different approach, please do let me know.
Diagnosing an EC 3099 that isn't charging or turning on
crwdns2934249:0crwdne2934249:0:
Hi everyone,
I have an A1534 EC 3099 that doesn't turn on. It was given to me by my friend, since they couldn't use it in this state.
I have repaired phones before, but nothing more than replacing the display/battery/charging port - so nothing that required micro-soldering. The repair shop quotes $200 for the repair.
-
I have used the iFixit guide to open it. The charging connector seems clean, so the that shouldn't cause an issue, but on the other side of the logic board, there seems to be a ***blown*** part labeled R22.
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I have used the iFixit guide to open it. The charging connector seems clean, so the that shouldn't cause the issue, but on the other side of the logic board, there seems to be a ***blown*** part labeled R22.
I've managed to find a 10pcs of R22 on AliExpress for $2 ([link|https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005004856386063.html?algo_exp_id=d1501014-629f-4c35-b1c3-00af19eef475-1&pdp_npi=3%40dis%21EUR%216.84%216.84%21%21%21%21%21%402145288516849554689681850d072e%2112000030765178555%21sea%21SK%210&curPageLogUid=Srsf6BdrNFDq|link]!), but I only have basic tools, like a simple soldering station.
So my questions are:
# Should I tunnel vision on the blown R22? If yes, what else do I need to replace it? I've read I need a smaller soldering cap(?), a soldering liquid(?) and a microscope (I do have that, no a professional one or anything, but it works). I do not have a hot air station.
# Is there anything else I should diagnose? The multimeter says 5V 0A, so it's not turning on I guess.
If you'd suggest a completely different approach, please do let me know.
Diagnosing an EC 3099 that isn't charging or turning on
crwdns2934249:0crwdne2934249:0:
Hi everyone,
I have an A1534 EC 3099 that doesn't turn on. It was given to me by my friend, since they couldn't use it in this state.
I have repaired phones before, but nothing more than replacing the display/battery/charging port - so nothing that required micro-soldering. The repair shop quotes $200 for the repair.
-
I have used the iFixit guide to open it. The charging connector seems clear, so the that shouldn't cause an issue, but on the other side of the logic board, there seems to be a ***blown*** part labeled R22.
+
I have used the iFixit guide to open it. The charging connector seems clean, so the that shouldn't cause an issue, but on the other side of the logic board, there seems to be a ***blown*** part labeled R22.
-
I've managed to find a 10pcs of R22 on AliExpress for $2 ([link|https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005004856386063.html?algo_exp_id=d1501014-629f-4c35-b1c3-00af19eef475-1&pdp_npi=3%40dis%21EUR%216.84%216.84%21%21%21%21%21%402145288516849554689681850d072e%2112000030765178555%21sea%21SK%210&curPageLogUid=Srsf6BdrNFDq|link|new_window=true]!), but I only have basic tools, like a simple soldering station.
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I've managed to find a 10pcs of R22 on AliExpress for $2 ([link|https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005004856386063.html?algo_exp_id=d1501014-629f-4c35-b1c3-00af19eef475-1&pdp_npi=3%40dis%21EUR%216.84%216.84%21%21%21%21%21%402145288516849554689681850d072e%2112000030765178555%21sea%21SK%210&curPageLogUid=Srsf6BdrNFDq|link]!), but I only have basic tools, like a simple soldering station.
So my questions are:
# Should I tunnel vision on the blown R22? If yes, what else do I need to replace it? I've read I need a smaller soldering cap(?), a soldering liquid(?) and a microscope (I do have that, no a professional one or anything, but it works). I do not have a hot air station.
# Is there anything else I should diagnose? The multimeter says 5V 0A, so it's not turning on I guess.
-
If you'd suggest a completely different approach, please do let me know.
Diagnosing an EC 3099 that isn't charging or turning on
crwdns2934249:0crwdne2934249:0:
Hi everyone,
I have an A1534 EC 3099 that doesn't turn on. It was given to me by my friend, since they couldn't use it in this state.
I have repaired phones before, but nothing more than replacing the display/battery/charging port - so nothing that required micro-soldering. The repair shop quotes $200 for the repair.
I have used the iFixit guide to open it. The charging connector seems clear, so the that shouldn't cause an issue, but on the other side of the logic board, there seems to be a ***blown*** part labeled R22.
I've managed to find a 10pcs of R22 on AliExpress for $2 ([link|https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005004856386063.html?algo_exp_id=d1501014-629f-4c35-b1c3-00af19eef475-1&pdp_npi=3%40dis%21EUR%216.84%216.84%21%21%21%21%21%402145288516849554689681850d072e%2112000030765178555%21sea%21SK%210&curPageLogUid=Srsf6BdrNFDq|link|new_window=true]!), but I only have basic tools, like a simple soldering station.
So my questions are:
# Should I tunnel vision on the blown R22? If yes, what else do I need to replace it? I've read I need a smaller soldering cap(?), a soldering liquid(?) and a microscope (I do have that, no a professional one or anything, but it works). I do not have a hot air station.
# Is there anything else I should diagnose? The multimeter says 5V 0A, so it's not turning on I guess.
If you'd suggest a completely different approach, please do let me know.
Thank you!