hello Lenny,
a similar pulsating behaviorism is a symptom of a faulty main charger and its switching transistor. If you plan to fix it yourself, these two ics should be replaced. It looks like a reverse polarity connected current to me, as if someone made a mistake when trying to repair. It happens sometimes. If you prefer to have such a repair done, find a good repair shop, remove the motherboard and bring it back. Order replacement of the TI SN2400B0, DRV2604YZF and CSD68815W15 transistor. The components cost half a dollar each and soldering these little ones shouldn't be too expensive either. However, this does not exclude other post-flooding problems that will also need to be resolved.
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If you are new to board repair the first rule is to rule out a parts issue.
Chris Stables tarafından
@imicrosoldering The first thing I did was removed board and used new battery, new screen, and new charging port. It's definitely a board issue, just not sure the next steps to take when there's no short. I hooked up battery and tested voltage throughout the board, got 3.7 throughout the main power rail, where should I look next? I also replaced tristar which didn't resolve anything, which I expected since it already pulls a charge. Also plugged into pc to see if it was booting to dfu, but that was a no go as well
Lenny tarafından
@shadowsuave Have you tried an update with iTunes?
Chris Stables tarafından
@imicrosoldering it's not detected by iTunes
Lenny tarafından
@shadowsuave You will need to put the phone into recovery mode or if data is not important DFU mode.
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