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iPhone/iPad/iPod Repair and Training Consultation (Line): cartinghao

Hello everyone, I am a Taiwanese technician, the black of black hands, the hands of black hands. Last week, a customer messaged me, saying that his LG V20 has become like this, and even after replacing the panel, the situation is still the same, and there is no improvement. I roughly estimated that for an LG V20, the repair is still somewhat feasible, although I also advised against it, because it is ultimately considered an old device. However, one of my friends said that the camera function of the V20 is quite strong, which I don't understand~~

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After receiving the item in a couple of days, the white box looks pretty good overall. In Taiwan, LG's products are not selling that well, so the repair volume is naturally low.

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I will test it once first. When starting up, the entire backlight is almost invisible, but it gets a little better once entering the system.

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Since the user said they have replaced the panel, we will not focus on the panel anymore, let's start with the motherboard.

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Most of LG's motherboards are this shape, and there are also some that are metric small boards.

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Similar to the Samsung design framework, I first found the BL IC and CONN

Summary
The article discusses the repair process of LG smartphones, specifically the LG V20 and V30+. The author, a technician from Taiwan, shares a recent experience where a customer reported issues with their LG V20, which had already undergone a screen replacement without improvement. The technician notes that while the V20 is an older model, it still has strong camera capabilities. Upon receiving the device, the technician finds that the backlight is nearly invisible during startup. After inspecting the motherboard, he identifies a problem with the backlight circuit and confirms an open circuit in the diode. He cleans the motherboard, makes necessary repairs, and successfully powers on the device. The article also mentions a subsequent repair of an LG V30+, which was not powering on. The technician diagnoses a fault in the power supply circuit and replaces the damaged components, ultimately restoring functionality. The article highlights the challenges and techniques involved in repairing less common smartphone models, emphasizing the technician's expertise and problem-solving skills.