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Why doesn't vibrate work after repair?
Okay, so let me start by saying that my warranty is voided after I cracked the screen and decided to repair it myself, so returning to Apple is not an option.
After repairing my screen, my home button started to become unresponsive, so I replaced the home button. During the repair, when reinserting the logic board, I cracked the tip that has a small curled copper-colored metal piece.
When I reassembled the phone, everything works fine, except for the vibrator. The mute switch mutes the ringer, and the mute/unmute symbols flash on the screen, so I'm assuming it is not an issue with the button. I also purchased a replacement motor, installed it, but still no luck.
Does this have anything to do with the copper piece? Or are there any other ideas how I can get the vibrator to work again? Thanks!
Edited by: Walter Galan ( )
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Same problem here,
I'm beginning to think its because a small clip which is normally attached to the chasis is missing.
The same one that helps clip the cover plate (the one at the top which hides the LCD/JACK ect connectors) back down.
Without it your cover sits over the ribbon cable for the volume/silent switch ect, and might be causing damage?
hmmm....?
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I'm having the same issue after replacing a broken digitizer. I tested the motor with a AA battery and confirmed that the motor works. I also tested the contacts on the motherboard using a multimeter and ibrate and got no response. I'm not sure if this a software issue or a hardware one. I'm fairly certain I didn't damage anything during the repair. Any suggestions?
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