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First thread here. This could go in 3gs forums I guess, but I do need help. Please notify me if this is the wrong place.
So I replaced the dock connector in this water damaged iPhone 3gs. The MB did not see any water. I didn't see anything on any connectors. I lifted up the heat shields, all beautiful in there. The dock connector was red, so I replaced that. Now it gets warm. I replaced the dock connector, and I left it plugged into iTunes. I checked the console, and got an interesting spamload of error messages.
It said that about twenty times every milisecond, for a few seconds. iTunes may have been launched, or the iPhone was throwing errors trying to get iTunes to recognize it (without iTunes being launched itself). This doesn't have a front assembly on it, so I don't have any visuals. I can get a front assembly, but thats $40, and I don't want to spend money if I don't have to yet. It does get warm.... but not hot like it needs a PMIC replacement.
I don't know what to do next. Any ideas? BTW, I am willing to get down and crazy with this MB. Checking "fuses", and all that good stuff. Oh, I also tried all the normal troubleshooting techniques, except for wall charger. I don't have one of those, and this cord works with our iPod Touch 1st gen just fine.Thanks!
So I replaced the dock connector in this water damaged iPhone 3gs. The MB did not see any water. I didn't see anything on any connectors. I lifted up the heat shields, all beautiful in there. The dock connector was red, so I replaced that. Now it gets warm. I replaced the dock connector, and I left it plugged into iTunes. I checked the console, and got an interesting spamload of error messages.
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[COLOR=#555555]7/30/12 1:07:21 PM [0x0-0x62b62b].com.apple.iTunes[9165] aa_clip_edge infinite loop[/COLOR]It said that about twenty times every milisecond, for a few seconds. iTunes may have been launched, or the iPhone was throwing errors trying to get iTunes to recognize it (without iTunes being launched itself). This doesn't have a front assembly on it, so I don't have any visuals. I can get a front assembly, but thats $40, and I don't want to spend money if I don't have to yet. It does get warm.... but not hot like it needs a PMIC replacement.
I don't know what to do next. Any ideas? BTW, I am willing to get down and crazy with this MB. Checking "fuses", and all that good stuff. Oh, I also tried all the normal troubleshooting techniques, except for wall charger. I don't have one of those, and this cord works with our iPod Touch 1st gen just fine.Thanks!
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