iPhone 5 itunes stuck at "waiting for iPhone" screen

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6ème génération de l'Apple iPhone, annoncé le 12 septembre 2012. La réparation de cet appareil est similaire aux précédents modèles et nécessite des tournevis et des outils pour ouvrir et faire levier. Disponible en GSM ou CDMA / 16, 32 ou 64Go / Noir ou Blanc.

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Vegard Jakobsen @vegardjako48379

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iPhone 5 itunes stuck at "waiting for iPhone" screen

I got this iphone from a customer, when he gave it to me the screen was not working but the device was found by itunes. He told me he had lost it in the snow and after that it didn't work.

So the first thing i did was to open it and see if the water indicators was red. but they waren't. Not a single one of them were red.

So then i tried replacing the battery and the screen with no luck. The phone were still not showing any picture on the screen.

So then i decided to connect it to itunes to see if i could recover it, and then the screen started showing the apple logo. But the itunes screen wouldn't go pass "Waiting for Iphone".

I hope someone have sulution for this, i have tried everything and i can still not get it to work. I tried with a couple of different usb cables so i dont think that's the problem

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Mr Jakobsen

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Hi.

I got the phone back from the customer, and i cleaned the motherboard with IPA and preformed a ultra sonic cleaning. But after I reassembled the phone it wont turn on at all...

15 févr. 2015 par Vegard Jakobsen

Do you see any missing/corroded components? If yes, where?

Did you remove the shields? It is both easy if you know the proper way to do it and have the tools, and hard if that's your first time, and you risk knocking components off.

15 févr. 2015 par Rany

i removed the heat shields using a heat gun, and then i first tried soaking the bord in IPA, and afterwards i used a ultra sonic cleaner machine to clean the board, and then i placed the phone in a container of rice to dry it up.

But i couldn't see any corrosion or missing components, neither before or after I preformed the water damage repair.

Thanks.

15 févr. 2015 par Vegard Jakobsen

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In my opinion, you will have to start with water damage repair for this phone, as it is unlikely that no water sipped through to the inside. But since snow is pure non-mineral water, there is a good chance that you will be able to salvage the phone.

Some people immediately re-start the phone with a new battery (as it usually is among the first to go). I strongly advise against it.

First, I'd clean the board then test it with new components:

- I'd remove the logic board from the phone, and very carefully remove the shields.

- Then I would examine the board using very good magnification, assess the damage in case I see corrosion, and brush it away with a soft brush dipped in 90%+ isopropyl alcohol.

It is important to note the place where you find corrosion and/or document it with very good pictures.

- Then I would soak the whole board in IPA or perform ultrasonic cleaning, dry very well, and test using a new battery, charging dock, and battery (or install the board in a known good phone).

- Sometimes, that's all it takes to salvage the phone. If not, then depending on how the phone is acting at that point and/or on what type of corrosion you found on the board, we can give you advice regarding the next possible steps. For example, some connectors may need reflowing and/or some components may require replacing. How good are your micro-soldering skills?

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I decided to deliver the phone back to the customer. I don't have a lot of experience with these kinds of problems so i think it's better that the customer go to someone who know what to do. I have just started a small repair business...

But thanks for the answer.

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Mr Jakobsen

31 janv. 2015 par Vegard Jakobsen

Good luck with your new enterprise :) it's good to know one's limitations in order not to scare clients away. If ever you feel like doing more delicate work, try first buying cheap scrap boards/phones such as from eBay and practice on them.

1 févr. 2015 par Rany

Thanks for the tips :) I'll try to do that!

2 févr. 2015 par Vegard Jakobsen

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Hi.

I got the phone back from the customer, and i cleaned the motherboard with IPA and preformed a ultra sonic cleaning. But after I reassembled the phone it wont turn on at all... — Vegard Jakobsen
Do you see any missing/corroded components? If yes, where?

Did you remove the shields? It is both easy if you know the proper way to do it and have the tools, and hard if that's your first time, and you risk knocking components off. — Rany
i removed the heat shields using a heat gun, and then i first tried soaking the bord in IPA, and afterwards i used a ultra sonic cleaner machine to clean the board, and then i placed the phone in a container of rice to dry it up.

But i couldn't see any corrosion or missing components, neither before or after I preformed the water damage repair.

Thanks. — Vegard Jakobsen
I decided to deliver the phone back to the customer. I don't have a lot of experience with these kinds of problems so i think it's better that the customer go to someone who know what to do. I have just started a small repair business...

But thanks for the answer.

Regard

Mr Jakobsen — Vegard Jakobsen
Good luck with your new enterprise :) it's good to know one's limitations in order not to scare clients away. If ever you feel like doing more delicate work, try first buying cheap scrap boards/phones such as from eBay and practice on them. — Rany

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