Often times damage to a mobile device can be caused during the repair of a different part of the device. Which means its imperative for technicians to know how to repair issues they may cause. Such is the case for the iPod Mini Backlight or any backlight LCD issus on devices such as iPhones, iPads, or iPods.
Many times this issue is caused simply by not powering down and unplugging the battery before removing any other part of the device such as the LCD or the Digitizer. You also need to re-connect in the same sequence, saving the battery installation for last.
Failure to do this in the correct sequence causes current surges when re-connected, which often time causes the backlight fuse to blow.
This is a repairable problem, but one that can be avoided if the proper steps are taken. If by chance you have a iPad, iPod, or iPhone with backlight issues this could indeed be the issue.
In this example we show you the full step by step process of identifying, troubleshooting and repairing a iPad Mini backlight failure specifically.
*Note – We reccommend 100% of the time to replace the fuse on customers units with a new fuse. Although jumpering is an option for returned functionality.
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*Note – We reccommend 100% of the time to replace the fuse on customers units with a new fuse. Although jumpering is an option for returned functionality.
