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iPhone 6s No Backlight Issue: Replaced L4020, D4020, U4020, C4023, Missing C4041 Capacitor

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  • #1 16749712
    max_gsm
    Level 18  
    Hello colleagues, iphone 6s and no backlight, all filters at the lcd socket are working, the L4020, D4020, U4020, C4023 have been replaced and the voltage on the D4020 and C4023 has no effect, the voltage is only 3.8 V with or without the lcd connected, all the results are according to the schematic, the only thing left is the lack of the C4041 capacitor but unfortunately no solder pad and now the question is because, unfortunately, there is no element on the way to plug in, do you have any idea to insert it and does the lack of this capacitor affect the backlight? iPhone 6s No Backlight Issue: Replaced L4020, D4020, U4020, C4023, Missing C4041 Capacitor
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  • #2 16790398
    hacker_ice

    Level 24  
    Hello,

    Buddy, the Mojave diagram is a layout to power the finger reader, below you have a diagram to backlight:

    iPhone 6s No Backlight Issue: Replaced L4020, D4020, U4020, C4023, Missing C4041 Capacitor

    Check the 3 marked pins on the connector with the values:

    iPhone 6s No Backlight Issue: Replaced L4020, D4020, U4020, C4023, Missing C4041 Capacitor

    FL4212, FL4211, FL4213 filters to be checked
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  • #3 16790574
    max_gsm
    Level 18  
    Thanks for the answer, but as I wrote above, all the elements responsible for the backlight according to the diagram have been replaced and the filters have been checked and they are ok.
    Only the C4041 capacitor is missing, hence my question, apparently something else is wrong, since this capacitor has nothing to do with the backlight.
  • #4 16791736
    hacker_ice

    Level 24  
    Ok, that is, you replaced each element of the backlight circuit from the diagram, what did I send you? Have you checked or replaced the resistors on the data lines? How did you get the system from the backlight, were the data and Enable lines not shorted to ground? Do you have a picture?
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  • #5 16797324
    max_gsm
    Level 18  
    This is how I replaced all these elements, there was no short circuit on the capacitors, diode and resistors, unless I put the U4020 wrong because it was not easy to replace it. I don't know what's wrong anymore.
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  • #6 16797983
    hacker_ice

    Level 24  
    I don't mean the main lines, but the data lines. You have not written or do you have a picture So desolder U4020 and check under it if all lines are ok and not short-circuited, I used to have the iPhone 6 so that the mass was in contact with the data line and therefore the backlight did not turn on. Do you clean the pads on the board under the chip? Because I always put the chip down, it is easier to solder it. There is also an option that the system is internally damaged.
  • #7 16798653
    patrykGSM
    Level 21  
    You didn't mention the L4021 and the D4021, did you check these items?
  • #8 16799598
    max_gsm
    Level 18  
    I have a picture, a problem only with the backlight, I have already soldered the U4020 several times to make sure that there is no short circuit and everything is nicely cleaned because I spent a lot of time just to remove this glue without damaging the solder pad. As for L4021 and D4021, I did not actually mention, and according to the diagram, they are also responsible for the backlight. I will try to replace these two elements and let you know.
  • #9 16859289
    elbugi
    Level 10  
    Hello, I have an iPhone 6s with no backlight after replacing the screen with power connected. Who would repair it without damaging it more? Please let me know at PW. Thanks in advance
  • #10 16939526
    RafalB

    Level 28  
    In addition to the circuit directly related to the backlight (driver, capacitance, diodes and inductances), the chip code named "chestnut" is very important. It acts as an LCD pmu.
    It is hit very often, and when it does not work properly, it will not turn on the backlight converter.
    After replacing it, you should restore the firmware ;)

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around an iPhone 6s experiencing a no backlight issue despite replacing several components in the backlight circuit, including L4020, D4020, U4020, and C4023. The user notes that the voltage readings on D4020 and C4023 remain at 3.8 V regardless of the LCD connection. The absence of the C4041 capacitor is highlighted, but the user questions its impact on the backlight functionality. Responses suggest checking the data lines and other components like L4021 and D4021, as well as the potential failure of the "chestnut" chip, which is crucial for the LCD power management unit (PMU). The user is advised to ensure no short circuits exist and to consider replacing additional components if necessary.
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