Hey there, I recently replaced a screen on an iPhone 5c, and it looks like I might have knocked a component from the board while disconnecting the battery. Can anyone tell me what this is? It's the top-most resistor or capacitor next to the battery terminal if you're looking at the phone upright.
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garret, that is FL11 which is a 120 Ohm 210mA filter in a 01005 package. Without this filter the system cannot read the battery status so it will keep powering down. This is the smallest package available and will require some good tools and excellent soldering skills to be replaced. Do a search by MMZ0402S121C to find a replacement. Buy multiples cause it's a bear to solder:-)
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garret, sorry but that is way to vague to make any proper identification. Attach an image and mark the missing component with your question. For that you can use this guide
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by oldturkey03
Thanks for the tip, I added the photo
by garret