iPhone 11 not charging Not turning on | How to diagnose and kill shorted capacitor | AppleFix NZ

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Komentáře • 4

  • @nissmagie7272
    @nissmagie7272 Před měsícem

    How much voltage did you inject with 2 amps To kill the short please?

    • @teslasapple
      @teslasapple Před měsícem

      V = I x R

    • @nissmagie7272
      @nissmagie7272 Před měsícem

      @@teslasapple so...1V?

    • @teslasapple
      @teslasapple Před měsícem +1

      @@nissmagie7272initially the resistance reading was 0.3 ohms so more like 0.6 volts. 1 volt would be okay though…just limit the current carefully with the Power Supply.
      What you don’t want to do is burn the traces before the cap pops…that would be very bad. Safer to go get the cap manually