The iPhone 6 won't boot anymore after
dropped into water, what to do? Just drop it and buy the new on? Not good idea.
We can repair it. There are many cases that iPhone won't turn on after got
damaged from liquid. We need to test it, and then find the best solution for
it.
Dissemble iPhone 6 by phone opening tools,
connect iPhone motherboard to DC power supply, and then press iPhone power button, the
current stuck on 750MA.
Measure the each circuit output for iPhone
power IC with UNI-T UT81C Scope Digital Multimeters, we don't see any short circuits.
Actually, for this problem, the best way is
rosin method.
Apply some rosin on iPhone motherboard, and
then use PPD 861D Plus hot air rework station to smoke the iPhone
motherboard until it turns white. Supply power and boot it, after a while, do
the same thing for several times. Then you will find the short circuit
component is hot and discolored.
Open WUXINJI software to check iPhone schematic
diagram, we can know that it is C0616, and C0616 corresponds to a 1.8V, which
supply power to the iPhone NAND flash. So, short-circuit 1.8V causes iPhone 6
won't boot.
Remove capacitor C0616 with Precision Titanium Tweezers, supply power and boot it, now the current
shows normal, and everything goes well.
Some capacitors are not in power, its
resistance is normal, but in the case of power-adding, it's going to leak.

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