FallenAngel
Headphoneus Supremus
That still wouldn't touch your headphone output.
Lifting a pad is when you break and remove a contact point from a PCB.
Lifting a pad is when you break and remove a contact point from a PCB.
Right... couldn't wait so just soldered them on and closed the case... turned it on and......
Sad face
hmm..few months ago i misdesoldered a component in my ipod photo 30gb's pcb, then i lost that component. then in the end i managed to do the diymod successfully by soldering the wire to caps R904 i believe? everything worked fine few months ago, until my ipod keeps on showing error OS lately..
i wonder does this have anything to do with the components i removed few months ago and leave it open circuit? this is the components that i removed and didn't solder back (marked in purple are):
do you guys think it was because i desoldered that 'components'? what can you advise me now to fix this problem? really hoping to get some responds on this..
Hi i_djoel2000
Well those are the microphone-in blocking caps so I see no reason why they would affect anything.
It's more likely that a cable/connector is worn and showing an intermittent fault
.... or even the HD itself has developed a lot of bad sectors.(my bet is on that)
Try cleaning all the connectors with isopropanol or similar alcohol based fluid.
(be careful not to get it on the LCD)
If you go into diagnostics mode you may find the source of the error there.
Good luck
Hi, never done the photo, but my 4G didn't have any 'buzzing' at all.... before it got stolen
Sounds like interference from the OS.... where did you route the wires when doing the mod?
Is there a chance that the wire could be shorting to something on the board?
Or at least coming close enough to the processor to cause interference?