When i press the iPhone home button with my finger, it doesn't work, my iPhone 6 still won't be unlocked! What's going on? If iPhone touch ID failed to work, then this iPhone 6 lost its fun. Actually, the iPhone 6 doesn't recognize fingerprint is a common thing, but luckily, you can get fix here!
Generally, the water damaged will cause iPhone fingerprint not working issue. Water can easily corrode components inside the iPhone. The following are some cases.
Case 1: Inductor 1500 easily corroded damage caused by water damage, which will cause U1503 cannot work normally, it's necessary to replace if the inductor gets damaged.
Case 2: Since the small glass U1503 IC voltage value is 3.7V (VCC_MAIN) when iPhone is not booting and it has high voltage output value 16.5V when working, so if the IC gets water in, it would very easy to be damaged or short, which not only cause the fingerprint recognition failure but also cause leakage or high current when connecting with Rigol DP832 DP832A KORAD KD3005D DC power supply.
Case 3: The HOME button signal passes through the 3 tracks of the interface J2118 and then passes R2160 to iPhone 6 CPU. Here we should notice that the resistance R2160 is easy to corrode and causes the HOME button unresponsive, it can be short connected by jumper wire to solve.
If iPhone 6 fails to open fingerprint, first you need to use Fluke 15B+ Digital Multimeter to test whether the above mentioned voltage are normal, if several voltage are normal, then test if there is the situation of no voltage on iPhone 6 base, check if the corresponding resistance or inductance circuit get corroded or broken!
For the fingerprint part, there are several voltage to note, one circuit is 16.5V sent from iPhone Light Control IC U1503 and through the FL2156 to J2118 interface, if the voltage is abnormal, it will cause the fingerprint function can be opened, but adding fingerprint HOME button has no reaction, The corrosion or damage of FL2156 will cause 16.5V not able to reach, resulting fingerprint has no reaction when adding fingerprint, short connection will solve the problem!
One circuit is U2100 output 1.8V voltage through FL2133 to the interface J2118, U2100 and FL2133 are easy to damage, it can be borrowed from another 1.8V voltage by connecting jumper wire to capacitor C2184.
In addition, there is a 3.0V to be sent to the J2118 by FL2119, and FL2119 is easy to corrode and damage the fingerprint identification failure. The abnormal power supply of 1.8V and 3.0V will cause failure to open the fingerprint. These two voltages can be measured at the power on moment. U2100 is easy to damage which will cause the failure to open fingerprint function, short connection with jumper wire by PPD 861D Plus hot air rework station can be used.
Generally, the water damaged will cause iPhone fingerprint not working issue. Water can easily corrode components inside the iPhone. The following are some cases.
Case 1: Inductor 1500 easily corroded damage caused by water damage, which will cause U1503 cannot work normally, it's necessary to replace if the inductor gets damaged.
Case 2: Since the small glass U1503 IC voltage value is 3.7V (VCC_MAIN) when iPhone is not booting and it has high voltage output value 16.5V when working, so if the IC gets water in, it would very easy to be damaged or short, which not only cause the fingerprint recognition failure but also cause leakage or high current when connecting with Rigol DP832 DP832A KORAD KD3005D DC power supply.
Case 3: The HOME button signal passes through the 3 tracks of the interface J2118 and then passes R2160 to iPhone 6 CPU. Here we should notice that the resistance R2160 is easy to corrode and causes the HOME button unresponsive, it can be short connected by jumper wire to solve.
If iPhone 6 fails to open fingerprint, first you need to use Fluke 15B+ Digital Multimeter to test whether the above mentioned voltage are normal, if several voltage are normal, then test if there is the situation of no voltage on iPhone 6 base, check if the corresponding resistance or inductance circuit get corroded or broken!
For the fingerprint part, there are several voltage to note, one circuit is 16.5V sent from iPhone Light Control IC U1503 and through the FL2156 to J2118 interface, if the voltage is abnormal, it will cause the fingerprint function can be opened, but adding fingerprint HOME button has no reaction, The corrosion or damage of FL2156 will cause 16.5V not able to reach, resulting fingerprint has no reaction when adding fingerprint, short connection will solve the problem!
One circuit is U2100 output 1.8V voltage through FL2133 to the interface J2118, U2100 and FL2133 are easy to damage, it can be borrowed from another 1.8V voltage by connecting jumper wire to capacitor C2184.
In addition, there is a 3.0V to be sent to the J2118 by FL2119, and FL2119 is easy to corrode and damage the fingerprint identification failure. The abnormal power supply of 1.8V and 3.0V will cause failure to open the fingerprint. These two voltages can be measured at the power on moment. U2100 is easy to damage which will cause the failure to open fingerprint function, short connection with jumper wire by PPD 861D Plus hot air rework station can be used.
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