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Identifying a motherboard component iPhone 3G S

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Can anyone help me identify a component of the motherboard of iPhone 3G S?

I have my hands on an iPhone 3G S the previous owner describes the problem as it does not turn on, but the review I realize shows that is "missing" component that appears in the image:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/75193663@N0...

Someone help me to know what is it and what values ​​do it have?

Thank you very much!

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Paulo Cesar, what is the number on top of the coil just to the right of it?

oldturkey03,

Sorry about my delay on the answers... The number of the coil is 2R2. I don't have time this passed weekend, I'm still looking for a supplier because is really hard to find a supplier of this components in my country (Mexico City). On the other hand I discovered that also lacks the component FDFMA3N109. The description says: Integrated N-Channel PowerTrench® MOSFET and Schottky Diode. And I don't know if this can also find on sale. =( But the project about repair the iPhone sounds great, so do not desist as soon... =) I appreciate your questions and answers oldturkey03 you keep abreast and any suggestions, i'm listen carefully. Greetings!.

Paulo Cesar,

Paulo Cesar, I just checked on Digikey.com and the part number for your component is FDFMA3N109TR-ND unit price is Unit Price 0.20400. If you need to, I can try and assist you with the purchase of the parts. Just email me, my email address is in my profile.

oldturkey03,

Hello everyone, greetings oldturkey03 Just to comment that finally I have the components in my hands, I keep up to date on the assembly for this ones and the results of the assembly. Likely tomorrow. Many thanks for responses olturkey03 and I deeply appreciate the offer. Greetings!

Paulo Cesar,

That is great. Let us know how you are doing with your repair. Good Luck.

oldturkey03,

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Paulo Cesar, I am looking at the diagram right now and it looks like a capacitor. the diagram lists it as C238_RF the value is list as 4.7uF one of these should work. Hope this help, good luck.

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Thanks oldturkey03, tomorrow i go to buy one of it, and comment the results. Again: Thank you very much!

Paulo Cesar,

you are very welcome, good luck. BTW it is an SMD component and will require special skills and tools to replace....

oldturkey03,

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