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Iphone 6s- Does not switch on, bypassing the charging system (how to do it?)

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  • #1 16757437
    młody641
    Level 4  
    Hello

    I have a problem with the Iphone 6s phone. The phone does not turn on. The screen remains black, the buttons' methods (Hard Reset type) do not help. After unscrewing and disconnecting the battery on the contacts after connecting the power supply (charger) there is voltage: 0.56V (and it should be 5V).
    The charger has been replaced but no change.

    I have a question
    Do these symptoms mean damage to the power system?
    Is it possible to omit this layout in this phone (to see if the disc is good), if so, how to do it? . I saw that it is possible in iphone 5, but the layout is probably different.

    Please help

    greetings

    Added after 38 [minutes]:

    After connecting the phone (contacts behind the battery) under the service power supply set to 5V, the phone starts and operates. There is nothing under the loader
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  • #2 16757608
    gsmowiec
    User under supervision
    If the phone starts on the service power supply and on the battery, then maybe it would be good to start with a reliable, charged battery?
    Second: the voltage on a fully charged battery should be 4.2V so why do you give it 5V on the power supply?
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  • #3 16757622
    młody641
    Level 4  
    Okay, but the power supply is plugged in place of the battery and the phone works. But when I disconnect the power supply and connect the battery and power from the USB socket, nothing happens (and after disconnecting the battery the measurement in the battery socket is about 0.56V. I check with a charged battery and see what will happen.

    greetings

    Added after 24 [minutes]:

    I have topped up the battery with a service power supply. The phone still does not start

    Added after 2 [hours] 46 [minutes]:

    I have a simple question.

    Is it possible to make a jumper or a connection on the motherboard that allows the phone to be switched on until the new power supply is purchased? How can you do this?

    I am asking for advice

    greetings
  • #4 16758075
    RafalB

    Level 28  
    młody641 wrote:
    Is it possible to make a jumper or a connection on the motherboard that allows the phone to be switched on until the new power supply is purchased? How can you do this?


    Too many guides from olive people ;)

    Replace damaged items as God has commanded and enjoy an efficient device.
  • #5 16758163
    młody641
    Level 4  
    Okay, so I have another question. The following layout is installed in this phone: 1610A2. Is it possible to use a charging system with the number: 1610A1 or A2?

    greetings
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  • #6 16758623
    RafalB

    Level 28  
    młody641 wrote:
    Is it possible to use a charging system with the number: 1610A1 in this phone


    This is not a charging system, you can use systems in revision 1610A1, A2, A3, A3B are interchangeable.
    Personally, I recommend A3B due to the fact that they are presently produced and difficult to find for poor quality reefs. A1 are sold out of interest.
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  • #7 16761381
    młody641
    Level 4  
    Hello

    Today, it mentions the integrated circuit on A1. It worked hard but it worked out :)

    I connected the phone to charging, and after a few moments I saw the illuminated display. When connected to a computer, the phone enters into emergency mode, but can not be restored. After about 10 minutes the display goes out and back again is the same (turns on, connects to PC and off).
    Hard reset does not help.

    I have a question. What could be the reason for this behavior?

    greetings

    Added after 2 [minutes]:

    The error code is: 3194

    Added after 4 [minutes]:

    Voltage measured with a voltmeter: approx. 4V

    Added after 12 [minutes]:

    I will add that the tapes are connected correctly

    Added after 4 [hours] 1 [minutes]:

    After carefully looking at the disc under the microscope, I saw that there are two components missing (resistors?) Next to the A1 (power supply) system. As I do not have a CD scheme, I ask on the forum: what are the elements and what can be replaced with them (eg jumper)? Can the phone fail to behave incorrectly due to shortages of these elements? In the attachment I am suggesting how the layout of these elements around the system looks like.

    Iphone 6s- Does not switch on, bypassing the charging system (how to do it?)

    greetings
  • #8 16761961
    RafalB

    Level 28  
    The scheme is available on google ;) At home I do not have ZXW, I will not show you exact values. Do not call anything because you blow it up.
    Replacing the battery, you can see it had a problem (bootloop?) Just from it (gets up on the power from the charger and turns off because there is no power (power) from the battery.
    This can break the file system in NAND.
  • #9 16762379
    młody641
    Level 4  
    Hello

    In the phone, after connecting the power supply, the screen rises as highlighted but nothing is displayed. It does not respond to the HOME button or you can not hear any sounds. Only the side button works. The battery has 3.7V. Could it be related to the battery?

    greetings

    Added after 54 [minutes]:

    The display is good because it worked before the fault

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around an iPhone 6s that fails to power on, exhibiting a black screen and low voltage readings (0.56V) at the battery contacts. The user has replaced the charger but still encounters issues. They successfully powered the device using a service power supply set to 5V, indicating potential problems with the battery or charging system. Suggestions include testing with a reliable battery and exploring the possibility of using interchangeable charging systems (1610A1, A2, A3, A3B). The user later reports intermittent functionality, with the phone entering emergency mode and displaying error code 3194, alongside missing components on the motherboard. The discussion highlights the importance of proper voltage levels and the potential for bootloop issues due to battery failure.
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