Not turning on with a large boot current is one of the common problems of phone repair. Since there are lots of related components, the damaged component is hard to detect.
An infrared thermal camera is typically used to detect the faulty part. Today we will repair an iPhone that won’t turn on with the latest LINCSEEK Infrared Thermal Camera.
Rosin and the freeze spray are the two commonly used and low-cost methods for faulty components locating when repairing logic boards. Still, you can use the Thermal Imager instead for more efficient repair work if the two methods become time-consuming. Check our video today and you will be surprised at how the Thermal Imager is used in iPhone X won’t turn on repair.
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