iPhone 6s Overheating And Getting Hot Issue Fix - Exclusive Logic Board Repair

iPhone 6s overheating and getting hot? Usually the problem is caused by excessive running apps, but in this tutorial video, we demonstrated a logic board repair method. After current detecting and rosin detecting, we can confirm that the problem was caused by damaged capacitors inside the WiFi module. With our repairing experience, we adopt a exclusive repair solution to fix the iPhone 6s high temperature warning screen issue.

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[fixthisone]

Nice work. In the past we’ve also disabled the WiFi power rails disabling WiFi as a quick bypass to the overheating. Depends what the customer is ok with

[DMRepairTech]

Really your technology are good jobs

Thanks for publishing

[kurdduhok]

You really have good experience and great work

[MINERAL-]

Fascinating. I've never seen that rosin technique before.

[Darieee]

Awesome video, and I approve of the use of NO weird finger condoms this time xD

[Leos]

wait so scraping off the capacitors fixes the problem... amazing repair technique, what else can i say 👍

[kurtjohnpauladordionisio]

Can i ask what is the purpose of the capacitor you just removed? And i am curious because its stil working eventhough you removed a part

[AdamsCraftingTable]

instead of removing the capacitor, why didn't you just replace the whole wifi module ? will it also work ? the process is also the same as trying the replace the Faulty NAND right ?

btw thanks for the great video ! my iPhone 6S Plus also have the overheating issue too. the hottest part is beside the camera where the Wifi Module is also located

[wsideyei]

Always have some repair skills we know it would work, but we can't explain really why, does it make the phone less reliable? All of these have a name "EXPERIENCE"

[Solerx]

Why do not you use a thermal camera to search for overheatings spots, here we use a FLYR, its
much more effective to those type of jobs!
by the way, nice job!

[joannagracegatcho]

is this repairing method is now available in the Philippines? I have the same issue. I really want it to get fixed

[korenwilliams]

I'm having the same problems with my new 8plus so I'm going to try this. Thanks guys for that video

[michaelmadriaga]

Hi, We have the same issue's, but idont have a tool to fix, do you have any recommendation to fix my phone . Thank you.

[thomastechnical]

Hi Rewa tech!
I have an iphone 6s which is 0.25 points short only in on condition. It consumes battery very quickly even in standby mode. what should I do or how can I detect the short part. please reply asap. Thanks

[MikeTrieu]

Wait, so you dug out those two capacitors, but you didn't replace those components? Why not? Doesn't that make the phone less reliable without them?

[jhavarcytonge]

hi my wifi and bluetooth no longer function would this still work

[wdora]

if you not replace it.. then why the wifi engineer put it there?...

[BICHPHUONGVO]

I had the same problems - Heat . Will do this -Wait for my 2nd response

[kiritokun]

Hi sir fantastic tutorial ahm may I ask? After i remove the capacitors if the wifi will not work again is theres anything I can to make it work again?