Working Solution: iPhone 6 Displays No Service

Working Solution: iPhone 6 Displays No Service If you see No Service or Searching on your iPhone or iPad (Wi-Fi + Cellular), or can' t connect to a cellular network or cellular data, don't worry, there' s always a solution. Before you start solving the problem by trying out the solutions we have listed below, make sure you are in the area that has network coverage. Also, contact your carrier to make sure your account is active.If your iPhone can' t go well, either, you can follow this article. Some iPhone repair tools, you can find at VIPFIX.

The faulty is that there is no service on iPhone 6. It' s been repaired, but it' s not fixed. After we received the iPhone 6, we started checking the iPhone. We can't find

the operator in manual condition. Disassemble the iPhone 6 by phone opening tool, take out the motherboard, we can found that the colleague has been repaired RF parts, now we need to fix it step by step. As shown in picture 1-1.

Let' s start with the easiest. Soldering jump wire on U1〠V1 pin, still no service. Because the colleague repaired too many chips, as long as the chip on the RFFE bus has problems, it will affect this. Remove all chips except 2G power amplifier on RFFE bus, the iPhone still no service.

Then we replace the antenna switch and RF IC, the problem still the same. It seems that colleagues have amplified the problem.

Now we use multimeter to measure the power supply on RF IC U_WTR_RF, we found that the resistance at both ends of the R38808_RF resistor on VDD_XO_2V power supply is incorrect, one side it 438, the other side is 564.

U_WTR_RF and R38808_RF in the circuit diagram position as shown in 1-2 and 1-3.

When we use multimeter Lead Probe to press it, it' s back to normal, so we can judge that the resistance is virtual welding. Now we find the problem, so we solder it with soldering station. After finish it, we assemble the iPhone and test it, the signal was back. As shown in picture 1-4.

Finally, we put the removed RF IC back in iPhone motherboard, as shown in picture 1-5. The repairs end here.