iPhone 3GS Coil problem

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iPhone 3GS

Versão renovada do iPhone 3G com velocidades de processamento mais rápidas. O reparo deste dispositivo é semelhante ao do 3G e requer simples chaves de fenda e ferramentas de abertura. Modelo A1303 / 8 GB,16 GB ou 32 GB de capacidade / Parte traseira em plástico preto ou branco.

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Fuad @fuad12915

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iPhone 3GS Coil problem

Hello,

i have problem with my iphone 3Gs.

I tried to replace the coil but when i wanted to remove the old coil the old solder pad (connector on the mainboard) was also removed.

So the problem is that i dont have only one point to solder the coil.

Is there any other solution to let the backlight work?

I found that but maybe there any other solutions:

http://s1.directupload.net/images/111222...

Please help me to find a solution.

Thanks

Thanks for your information. Here a picture of it:

http://imageshack.us/f/560/cimg0661z.jpg...

Now it is easier for you to help me

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Have you got a photo of your damaged part on the board?

21 de dez de 2011 por pollytintop

This is why I dread replacing the 6R8 coil so much, too easy to damage the logicbord(expensive!) I refuse to do this EXCEPT on iPhones given to me so if it fails, I can keep it for parts

22 de dez de 2011 por Nick

Fuad, if you want to send it to me to take a look at, I can. No charge unless it is fixed.

23 de dez de 2011 por hectordtruong

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This is why I dread replacing the 6R8 coil so much, too easy to damage the logicbord(expensive!) I refuse to do this EXCEPT on iPhones given to me so if it fails, I can keep it for parts — Nick
Fuad, if you want to send it to me to take a look at, I can. No charge unless it is fixed. — hectordtruong

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If there is even a hint of trace left, you can dig up the fiberboard and get a better connection to it. You could do that jumper trick, but it is a bit difficult to do if you don't have experience with this type of thing.

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