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Introdotto il 19 settembre 2014, questo iPhone con schermo da 4,7" è la versione più piccola dell'iPhone 6 Plus. Identificato dai numeri modello A1549, A1586, and A1589.

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Any way to check for long screw damage?

Hi!

I have in my hands an iPhone that I suspect has either long screw damage or a bad chestnut chip (that might have gotten too much heat in the past).

The thing is I would rather not remove the crew hole for nothing in case it is not the cause of my no image/backlight problem.

Is there any way to check it before cracking it open?

Thanks!

EDIT: Photos of the actual screw hole

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EDIT 2: Took out the screw hole, there are some delamination but not too much

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Btw sorry for the quality of the screen! ;D

EDIT 3: Scraped the top layer and it ended up really well! Straight away I can see broken likes (I think I broke 2 of them, but that should be easy to fix).

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Take a good look with a microscope inside the screw-hole standoffs to see if there is any appearance of damage. If you have any doubts, then remove it, it;'s actually very straight-forward. The standoff is just soldered into place so you remove it like you would remove a shield or any IC.

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I added photos to the post.

It looks kinda bad honestly, I think the middle size screw was inserted there.

First time dealing with long screw, thanks again Minho!

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They look mangled, I would certainly remove the standoff to get a closer look. Another way to see if there is potential damage is to look at the edge of the board (if the screw hole is on the edge) and see if there is any trace of delamination. Or look at the area around the standoff and see if there is any "spongy-ness" of the top layer of the pcb.

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For sure! I will update the post with photos once I get any news on the topic

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rapiteu sarà eternamente grato.
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