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Huawei P8 Lite Charging Issue: Voltage Drop, Warm Component & Element Functionality

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  • #1 16305888
    adribuja
    Level 11  
    Hello.
    Huawei P8 lite, it does not charge.
    Where there is 5V in the picture, I have around 2V and the element I have marked with the arrow is very warm. After its desoldering the phone is charging. The question is: what is the element responsible for?
    Huawei P8 Lite Charging Issue: Voltage Drop, Warm Component & Element Functionality
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  • #2 16306105
    MAXTEAM

    Level 9  
    Maybe the computer sees the phone responsible for data transmission or after desoldering this element?
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  • #3 16310688
    adribuja
    Level 11  
    Yes. After desoldering this item, the phone normally installs itself and the computer can see it.
  • #4 16312778
    MAXTEAM

    Level 9  
    Does this desoldered element have any markings?
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  • #5 16312863
    adribuja
    Level 11  
    Yes. The first line says: 12P in the second line: UT.
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  • #6 16314619
    MAXTEAM

    Level 9  
    Nothing can be found after these signs, I just leave a tel without this element and check everything and see if something is working.
    And if this phone has an OTG maybe it's just an arrangement from OTG.
  • #7 16317600
    adribuja
    Level 11  
    In some forum I read that probably the phone hardware has such a feature but it is apparently inactive software.
  • #8 16318366
    MAXTEAM

    Level 9  
    So maybe it's some kind of chip from OTG or some 5VUSB security element.
    If everything works on your phone, there is no problem to look for.
  • #9 16767333
    napster2
    Level 10  
    Gentlemen, just like in the picture, when I touch the meter on the red pin on the micro USB socket and I give it to the mass, I hit it, so I have a short circuit plus a mass. where is the problem? I soldered the socket, I cleaned the pads nicely, nothing will help anyone?

    I will add that on the red pad I do not have any voltage at the 5v socket I desoldered and there is no breakdown plus on the socket itself
  • #10 16767677
    plustek
    Level 31  
    The element marked with an arrow is a protection diode. If it has a short circuit, it can be desoldered.
  • #11 17246947
    mysterdominik
    Level 11  
    Hello,

    I have a problem with p8 lite, I do not land. Changing the socket did not help with the wine of the software, it is not. I traveled everything as in the picture above and it's ok to check if there is voltage on the battery socket. Does anyone have any schematic or idea what I could check?

    Added after 1 [minutes]:

    I also have a p8 lite that turns on under the charger and after disconnecting it turns off.
  • #12 17416877
    Azemek
    Level 9  
    Also no charging.
    In the points marked with the red line from 1 # I have 4.91 V.
    What can I check?

    Before the replacement of the broken display and touch, the charging was ok - despite the cracked touch and dark display.

    Can another touch screen cause a lack of charging?

    All other functions work.
  • #13 17418550
    Dark82
    Level 11  
    Check if there is no shortage of the transistor next to the connector on the switch belt, often it goes to repair when, for example, someone puts the feet alone. If I find a photo, it will show.
  • #14 17418605
    Azemek
    Level 9  
    In addition to replacing the touch display (full set with frame) nothing else was done.
  • #15 17564160
    GAD666
    Level 9  
    Hello, if the feet from plus and minus have a short circuit and are on the gauge, what a colleague earlier wrote on the top. Simply desoldering the element marked with an arrow and there will be a guitar. Recently, I did and helped.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a charging issue with the Huawei P8 Lite, where the device fails to charge properly, showing a voltage drop from 5V to around 2V. A specific component, marked in a provided image, becomes warm when connected. After desoldering this component, the phone charges normally, leading to inquiries about its function. Participants suggest it may be a protection diode or an OTG-related chip. Additional troubleshooting steps include checking for short circuits and verifying the functionality of the charging socket and related components. Users also share experiences of similar issues, indicating that desoldering the problematic element often resolves the charging failure.
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