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...ductors from a repair perspective, detailing their function, types, common issues, testing methods, and replacement considerations. [[File:Inductor types.png|thumb|Inductor schematic symbol and common packages (Figure 1)]]

[[CRT Picture Adjustment Common Issues and Fixes]]

...s, you will almost always find one port reading differently; with the most common finding being cycling. *Possible causes for a device to fail a DFU revive include various hardware issues.

...ecomes corrupt, however trace/resistor issues after liquid damage are very common, and often results in "cycling" behavior on one or both USB-C ports. It is * The most common cause for one of the UPC lines to be shorted to ground is a bad CD3215, how

The iPhone SE 2020 (aka iPhone SE 2nd Gen) is known to have a common issue where you have No Touch and/or 3 Min restart. This can develop on its ...t all, then back to working. Even with a new screen, it will have the same issues of the Touch Screen not working

...meter, thermal cam or other methods. (I will provide another guide on most common areas for shorts) '''M92T36''' - Causes multiple issues when at fault but commonly a draw of 400ma - 800ma then a fast drop to 200m

The most common for iPhone 13 series are: ** This means both parts are having issues. You'll need to check both parts are good & not damaged.

...sistors from a repair perspective, detailing their function, types, common issues, testing methods, and replacement considerations. ...aws- to perform different functions in electrical circuits. Here are a few common ones:

...diodes from a repair perspective, detailing their function, types, common issues, testing methods, and replacement considerations. Diodes serve various functions in electronic circuits, with the most common being:

The most common for iPhone X is: When trying to solve for these issues, make sure to replace the appropriate flex with an OEM or Premium flex.

The most common for iPhone XS Series is: When trying to solve for these issues, make sure to replace the appropriate flex with an OEM or Premium flex.

The most common for iPhone 15 series are: When trying to solve for these issues, make sure to replace the appropriate flex with an OEM or Premium flex.

...g your computer into Windows. This type of corruption, though surprisingly common, can hinder the laptop from understanding the necessary steps to load into By following these steps, you can reprogram the BIOS chip, resolving issues related to severe corruption.

The most common for iPhone 12 series are: When trying to solve for these issues, make sure to replace the appropriate flex with an OEM or Premium flex.

The most common for iPhone 11 Pro series are: When trying to solve for these issues, make sure to replace the appropriate flex with an OEM or Premium flex.

...ty memory, BIOS issues, GPU chip problems, or in some cases, strap-related issues. If you've reached this stage, memory issues are the most likely cause. You can confirm this by powering on the card and

The most common for iPhone 11 series are: When trying to solve for these issues, make sure to replace the appropriate flex with an OEM or Premium flex.

The most common for iPhone 15 Pro series are: When trying to solve for these issues, make sure to replace the appropriate flex with an OEM or Premium flex.

The most common for iPhone 14 series are: When troubleshooting these issues, make sure the flexes listed above are all plugged in. You cannot test for

Due to the facts that most CRTs come from a time when repair was more common and companies didn't claim it was a security risk to have someone replace a ...etry issues; here is a very basic guide to troubleshooting and fixing such issues: