The touch issues of iPhone is a common phenomenon, many owner of iPhone have this experience, no matter you've met this problem before, or you're facing the problem now, you no need to worry too much, because Vip Pro Shop Team sums up some of the ways to repair iPhone touch problems, please see the following share.
Specific maintenance methods:
1.
Replace iPhone LCD
assembly to test;
2.
Measure whether positive and negative 5.7V and 1.8V power supply on iPhone
black touch is normal;
3.
Measure whether 5.1V and the 1.8V power supply on iPhone white touch is normal;
4.
Measure whether resistance of each touch J2401 pin to the ground is normal;
5.
If all above the tests are normal, some repairmen will begin to remove black
and white touch, and measure their respective resistance to the ground, if both
are normal, they will begin to reinstall or replace the black and white touch IC to test.
The
above maintenance method can eliminate a considerable part of the touch fault,
our previous maintenance articles have also been described in detail. Today we
want share the case: if the apple display fault is completely normal, the
measurement of black and white touch to ground are all normal, chip and all
power supply are also normal, but only the touch has no reaction, of course we
are not going to talk about screen fault.
Apple
IN-CELL, OGS and ON-CELL technology began to be used respectively from the 5
generation touch screen LCD, which is to say the screen and display are made
together, rather than the early 4 generation and 4S, touch and display can be
separated, these three technologies have a common characteristic: if the touch
circuit not working at the same time will affect the normal working on display,
also, the abnormal display part will affect touch.
6P
touch screen function sometimes works but sometims not, the occasional white
beating phenomenon in the upper part of the screen, which often caused by touch
IC U2402 M1 pin faulty weld or disconnection, the article has described before.
Today we are talking about is the same fault phenomenon at different fault parts.
First, look at 4-2-1, U2402, 4-2-2, where the M1 pin on U2402 leads to?
From
picture 4-2-3 and 4-2-4, we can see the black
touch IC U2402 M1 pin respectively lead to CPU E3 pin and inductance
FL2034 2 pin, but FL2034's 1 pin is leading to diplay J2019's 18 pin.
And
what's the function of J2019's 18 pin? Let's see the schematic diagram in
picture 4-2-5. The information marked on the schematic diagram,
it's the sync control signal that the screen is sending to the CPU.
Its
normal resistance to ground is 420, when
it normal works, we get the waveform from oscilloscope as picture 4-2-6.
This waveform is only can be measured when touch screen, display closed and
screen is bright, this is a standard synchronous signal waveform.
From
the schematic, we get a message: only display is normal so that a standard sync
signal to the CPU E3 pin and black touch IC U2402 M1 pin can be outputed. In
actual maintenance, a part of damaged machine shows normal but cannot touch,
not all caused by black IC U2402 M1 touch pin fauty weld, but because FL2034
was hurled to the sealing off, the fault is covert.
Because
the part of the motherboard accessories is sealed
by glue, although there is glue injection, but also possible to fall off. It's
easy to be ignored, so when measure touch the fault of 6P, Besides measuring touch resistance, you'd
better measure if there is normal resistance value on display 18 feet . As
shown in figure 4-2-7.
Through
this example we can also measure touch fault on iPhone 5, 5S, 6.
For
iPhone 6, the synchronizing signal signal that display sends to touch IC and CPU is display J2019 's 12 pin, FL2034 inductor is easy to fall off . As
shown in figure 4-2-8.
For
iPhone 5s, the synchronizing signal signal that display sends to touch IC and CPU is display J5 's 11 pin, FL34 inductor is easy to fall off . As shown
in figure 4-2-9.
For
iPhone 5, the synchronizing signal signal that display sends to touch IC and CPU is display J5 's 17 pin, FL34 inductor is easy to fall off . As shown
in figure 4-2-10.
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