Solutions: iPhone 6S Fails to Start Due to Damaged Charging IC
Some iPhone users find that their iPhone cannot be charged. Why is this happening? We recently received an iPhone 6S that failed to start. After testing, we found that the failure to start was caused by a damaged iPhone charging IC. Here we introduce the solutions to the iPhone 6S cannot be charged problem.

Press the iPhone power button, the iPhone 6S doesn’t respond. After troubleshooting the software, we started disassembling the iPhone 6S. Use Phonefix screwdriver to remove the iPhone screws next to the iPhone lightning port, place the iPhone 6S on the LCD screen separator to heat, after a while, use screen sucker to open the iPhone 6S screen.

Solutions: iPhone 6S Fails to Start Due to Damaged Charging
Remove the iPhone 6S display assembly, disconnect the iPhone battery, and take out the iPhone 6S motherboard.

Looking at the iPhone 6S motherboard, we found there are some repair marks on the motherboard, and the iPhone motherboard shield cover was not installed well.

Connect the iPhone motherboard to DC power supply via DC power supply cable to measure the iPhone motherboard current, after measurement, we found the iPhone 6S motherboard is short-circuited.

Log into the zxw dongle to check iPhone schematic diagram, it doesn't have many parts connected to the iPhone battery connector. First we suspected it's caused by the short-circuited Q2300.

Solutions: iPhone 6S Fails to Start Due to Damaged Charging
Put iPhone 6S motherboard on the PCB holder fixture, and then use SUGON T26 soldering station to remove the Q2300. Now use DC power supply to measure the iPhone motherboard again, but it's still short-circuited.


Next we use SUGON T26 soldering station to remove the U2300 charging IC, and then measure it again, now the value measured is normal, the iPhone motherboard doesn't shorted. 
Clean the solder pad, apply some solder paste, and then install a new U2300 iPhone charge IC to the motherboard.

Once done, measure the iPhone motherboard again, the data is normal.

Assemble the iPhone 6S, press the power button, the Apple logo appears normally, and the iPhone 6S is turned on successfully.

We hope that is helpful for you. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.

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