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iPhone repair


miles

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Hi guys,

 

Just wondering if anyone here is good at fixing iphones?

 

I have a dead iPhone 3G at the moment, took it apart and there doesn't seem to be any obvious signs of water damage and the battery seems fine reading 3.7v.

 

Is there a way of working out which part is faulty without actually replacing them?as I would rather not buy parts that aren't needed for instance and if it is the logic board board then I think it's game over.

 

The iPhone does not switch on at all, no apple logo on screen etc, it is not recognised by the computer when plugged in either. I have tried leaving it on charge for a while to see if It comes back to life but no luck yet.

 

Any ideas?

 

By the way this is not my main phone so im trying to repair it mainly for fun.

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Thanks for the replies,I think the phone is to old to be g en a free replacement as I think they only do it with phones under 1 year otherwise they offer a replacement for around £130?

 

Just wanted to see if I could fix it myself for fun.

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