Screw driven into the battery through hole near connectors 5 and 6.

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iPhone 3GS

Revamped version of the iPhone 3G with faster processing speeds. Repair of this device is similar to the 3G, and requires simple screwdrivers and prying tools. Model A1303 / 8, 16 or 32 GB capacity / black or white plastic back.

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Screw driven into the battery through hole near connectors 5 and 6.

Hello!

I have just bought a broken iPhone off Ebay that didn't charge, that I was going to fix up and use. I have recognized the problem, though I need some suggestions to fix it.

Basically, it had already been opened, and only one thing had changed. One of the main logic board screws had been taken out, and put into the little hole near the #5 and #6 connectors, which of course, is not actually a screw hole, but instead a hole that goes straight through to the battery, which I believe has been punctured, making the phone, even now, presumably a week or two after it was punctured, quite hot. In fact, I would say the person who did it was lucky they didn't have the phone catch on fire while they were doing it, or possibly even in the plane that flew it to my city.

Anyway, I have no idea how to get it out. Any suggestions?

Thanks!

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Correction: The phone is no longer hot. I am not sure why it was hot when I was writing this, maybe it was because it was just after I had been trying to unscrew it.

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由 joekneebone 完成的 2011年11月2日

I removed it and it had caused damage to the logic board. I shall sell it on and try again.

Thanks Luke and pollytintop!

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Correction: The phone is no longer hot. I am not sure why it was hot when I was writing this, maybe it was because it was just after I had been trying to unscrew it.

Thanks! — joekneebone
I removed it and it had caused damage to the logic board. I shall sell it on and try again.

Thanks Luke and pollytintop! — joekneebone

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Wow, people are weird aren't they :S

All I can really suggest is what I would try in this situation:

Open it up, disconnect everything, un-screw the board, camera etc, leave the screw in the wrong place where it is, see if it will lift up without to much pressure, if it does hopefully the screw can be poked out from the reverse side. If it won't lift, try un-screwing the bad screw with any luck it might come out.

On a 3GS I am looking at now, the screw may have just missed the battery or at least only caught a tiny portion of it.

Hope you get it sorted!

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+ clean the phone of residue, use gloves and electronic cleaner/isopropyl alcohol. Never seen a screw puncture battery!And of course a NEW battery.

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