Hi My iPhone se is not charging..

Hi !

Right, L2400 /C2400 both are just a filter for signal mentioned by Minho (TIGRIS_TO_BATTERY_SWI).

Via this data line phones mobo gets status of the battery (from battery controller).

To solve you problem there are no need to buy that components, and to solder them to their places - it's just necessary to connect contact places of L2400 with thin wire (for example coil of the little headphones).

That's all .

In such way you will repair data line (middle (data) connection of battery controller to a phone), which is broken by L2400.

Don't think about capacitor C2400 )), it's not necessary to place it. Phone will work (meen charging) without it .

And of course microsoldering, microscope, fluxe, wire and desire :)

Hello

In my iPhone SE the one of the 4 component (near the battery-connector) is missing. It is, the most to the bottom of the iPhone (the most right on the image in the top of this thread). Is this also an FL2400 or an C2400? The iPhone indicates it is only charges for 1%, but it will be on for more then a day. So I think the communication to the iPhone is disturbed.

If I read the Thread of Alexey Kyrov, I need to do nothing, but this is not true. So the missing part is probably not an C2400 but an FL2400 ?!?

I need to find someone here in Switzerland who does microsoldering (i don't have the tools for it). Still now I haven't found someone to help me. A lot of companies offers SMD Soldering but only in large quantities for B2B Companies.

Regards

Gérard

This can sometimes happen when the battery connector is removed, sometimes pressure from the “wrong” side will do this.

Looking at this one it *should* be possible to just place a component and heat both ends having first pre-tinned the new one with a near-microscopic “dot” of 63/37 at each end.

If done right and the tracks aren’t also damaged then it can be repaired.

Ideally use exact part then image it with something like a projector lens to make sure it isn’t touching anything else, flux clean-up is advisable but if it tests OK then should all be fine if you used no-clean.

I put my SE in for a new screen at one of those phone stand in a shopping centre. The girl said she could’nt make it fit back together properly and suggested I take it elsewhere. ?? I then took it to another phone repair place and while replacing the screen noticed the charging capacitor was missing.. ??

How could this happen… My question is did the first party somehow lose this part when they attempted to replace the screen and also what I dont get is the battery was 1/2 charged but mysteriously less than an hour later battery charge was in the red?