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Wireless Device
SM-G531H
Wireless Device CONTENTS
1. Safety Precautions
2. Specification
3. Product Function
4. Exploded View and Parts list
5. MAIN Electrical Parts List
6. Level 1 Repair
7. Level 2 Repair
8. Level 3 Repair
9. Reference data
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7. Level 2 Repair
7-1. Components on the Rear Case
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Distribution, transmission, or infringement of any content or data from this document without Samsungs written authorization is strictly prohibited.
Level 2 Repair
7-2. Pre-requisite
Tweezers / Disass'y Stick / Screw Driver Anti-static Gloves
Anti-static Mat Glass Absorber
OCTA Disassembly Holder OCTA Disassembly Upper
Ethyl Alcohol Clean Swab
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Level 2 Repair
7-3. Parts which must be changed after repair

BOM Discription Picture Remarks
At the LCD and

REWORK SVC
TSP assy,
attach the tape
[GH81-13029A]
round it.
LCD+TSP After disassembly

REWORK SVC LCD and TSP, the
tape attach the TSP
[GH81-13030A] side
TSP TOP SVC
[GH81-13031A]
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Level 2 Repair
7-4. Disassembly
1 1) Disassemble LCD connector 2 1) Separate the LCD connector

protect cover
Caution
Caution
1) Be care of scratch and molding damage
1) Be care of scratch and molding damage.
2) Be care of damage to the LCD FPCB and PBA
3 1) Unscrew the 10 points
1) Put the device in the chamber for Caution

5~10 minutes under 70~80. 1) Be care of FPCB damage
2) Detech the LCD with Disass'y JIG. 2) Be care of SUB PBA connector
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4 1) Release the 10 hooks according to 5 1) Disassemble the RCV/EARJACK module from PBA
below image 2) Release the 2 hook & unscrew 1 point
2) Detach the REAR and Bracket Assy
Caution Caution
1) Be care of damage to the Bracket 1) Be care of damage to RCV-EAR JACK module
2) Be care of damage to the PBA Assy 2) Be care of damage to the part's FPCB
6 1) Separate the VT, MEGA Camera from PBA 8 1) Separate the RCV-Ear Jack, Motor
from hook
Caution Caution
1) Be care of damage to the part's FPCB 1) Be care of scratch, molding damage and part
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Level 2 Repair
7-5. Aassembly
1 1) Assamble the RCV/EARJACK module, Motor 2 1) Assemble the VT, MEGA Camera on PBA
on Bracket
Caution Caution
1) Be care of damage to the part 1) Be care of damage to the part and it's FPCB
3 1) Assemble RCV/EARJACK module on PBA 4 1) First, insert a bracket from EARJACK

2) Hang the 2 hook of PBA and screw 1 point part of REAR
Caution Caution
1) Be care of damage to PBA 2) 1.1 0.1 Kgf/ 1) Be care of damage to the REAR and Bracket
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Level 2 Repair
5 1) Hang the 10 hooks, 2 ribs and press it 6 1) Remove the TSP tape
Caution Caution
1) Press the 11 hooks and 2 ribs 1) Be care of damage to the TSP and LCD
7 1) Attach the TSP tape 8 1) Screw the 10 points of the Rear

1.1 0.1 Kgf/
Caution Caution
1) Be care of damage to TSP and LCD 1) Be care of scratch and molding damage
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9 1) Attach the LCD assay to the Rear Assay 10 1) Assemble LCD connector
Caution Caution
1) Be care of scratch and molding damage 1) Be care of scratch, LCD FPCB and PBA
11 1) Assemble LCD connector protect cover 12 1) Press the set 2 times using pressure jig
Caution Caution
1) Be care of scratch and molding damage - Pressure : 1N - Pressure time : 1 min
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4. Exploded View and Parts List
4-1. Cellular phone Exploded View
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2. Specification
2-1. GSM General Specification
WCDM A WCDMA WCDMA WCDMA

G S M8 5 0 EGSM 900 D CS 1 8 0 0 PCS1900
2100 1900 850 900
Freq.
B a n d [ M Hz ] 8 2 4 ~8 4 9 8 8 0 ~9 1 5 1 7 1 0 ~1 7 8 5 1 8 5 0 ~ 1 9 1 0 1 9 2 2 ~ 1 9 7 7 1 8 5 0 ~1 9 1 0 8 2 4 ~8 4 9 8 8 0 ~9 1 5
U pl i nk / 8 6 9 ~8 9 4 9 2 5 ~9 6 0 1 8 0 5 ~1 8 8 0 1 9 3 0 ~ 1 9 9 0 2 1 1 2 ~ 2 1 6 7 1 9 3 0 ~1 9 9 0 8 6 9 ~8 9 4 9 2 5 ~9 6 0
Downlink
UL:
9612~9888 UL : UL : UL :
A R FC N 0 ~1 2 4 & 9 2 6 2 ~9 5 3 8 4 1 3 2 ~4 2 3 3 2 7 1 2 ~2 8 6 3
range 1 2 8 ~2 5 1 5 1 2 ~8 8 5 512~810 DL: DL :
975~1023 10562~ DL : DL :
10838 9 6 6 2 ~9 9 3 8 4 3 5 7 ~4 4 5 8 2 9 3 7 ~3 0 8 8
T x/ Rx
s p a ci n g
45MHz 45MHz 95MHz 8 0 M Hz 190MHz 80MHz 4 5 M Hz 45MH z
Mod. Bit 270.833 270.833 270.833 270.833

rate/ kbps kbps kbps kb p s 3.84Mcps 3.84Mcps 3.84Mcps 3.84Mcps
B it P e ri o d 3.692us 3.692us 3.692us 3.692us
F r a m e L e n g F ra m e L e n g F ra m e L e n g F ra m e L e n g
T i me S l o t
th: th: th: th:
P e rio d / 576.9us 576.9us 576.9us 576.9us
1 0 ms 10ms 10ms 10ms
F ra me 4.615ms 4.615ms 4.615ms 4.615ms
S l o t l e n g t h : S lo t l e n g t h : S lo t l e n g t h : S lo t l e n g t h :
Period
0.667ms 0.667ms 0.667ms 0.667ms
Q P S K HQ P QP S K H Q P QP S K H Q P QP S K H Q P
Modulation 0.3GMSK 0.3GMSK 0.3GMSK 0.3GMSK SK SK
SK SK
3 3 d B m ~5 d 3 3 d B m ~5 d 3 0 d B m ~0 d 3 0 d B m ~ 0 d 24dBm~ 2 4dBm~ 2 4dBm~ 2 4dBm~

MS P o w e r -50dBm -50dBm
Bm Bm Bm Bm -50dBm -50dBm
P o we r 5pcl ~ 3(max+24dB 3(max+24dB 3(max+24dB 3(max+24dB

5pcl ~ 19pcl 0pcl ~ 15pcl 0pcl ~ 15pcl m) m) m) m)
Cla s s 19pcl
S e n s i t i vi t y -102dBm -102dBm -100dBm -1 0 0 d B m -1 0 6 . 7 d B m - 1 0 6 . 7 d B m - 1 0 6 . 7 d B m - 1 0 6 . 7 d B m
T DM A M u x 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8
Ce ll
35Km 35Km 2Km 2Km 2Km 2Km 2Km 2Km
Radius
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Specification
2-2. GSM Tx Power Class
TX Power TX Power TX Power TX Power

control GSM850 control EGSM900 control DCS1800 control PCS1900
level level level level
5 332 dBm 5 332 dBm 0 303 dBm 0 303 dBm
6 312 dBm 6 312 dBm 1 283 dBm 1 283 dBm
7 292 dBm 7 292 dBm 2 263 dBm 2 263 dBm
8 272 dBm 8 272 dBm 3 243 dBm 3 243 dBm
9 252 dBm 9 252 dBm 4 223 dBm 4 223 dBm
10 232 dBm 10 232 dBm 5 203 dBm 5 203 dBm
11 212 dBm 11 212 dBm 6 183 dBm 6 183 dBm
12 192 dBm 12 192 dBm 7 163 dBm 7 163 dBm
13 172 dBm 13 172 dBm 8 143 dBm 8 143 dBm
14 152 dBm 14 152 dBm 9 124 dBm 9 124 dBm
15 132 dBm 15 132 dBm 10 104 dBm 10 104 dBm
16 113 dBm 16 113 dBm 11 84 dBm 11 84 dBm
17 93dBm 17 93dBm 12 64 dBm 12 64 dBm
18 73 dBm 18 73 dBm 13 44 dBm 13 44 dBm
19 53 dBm 19 53 dBm 14 25 dBm 14 25 dBm
15 05 dBm 15 05 dBm
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3. Operation Instruction and Installation
Main Function
Item Description
OS Android V5.1.1 (Lollipop)
RF 2G Quad (850/900/1800/1900) 3G Quad (2100/1900/850/900)
Battery 2,600mAh
Base Band 1.3GHZ, Quad-Core
Other RF A-GPS / BT 4.0 / USB v2.0 / WiFi (802.11 b/g/n)
Camera 8.0 MP Main CAM + 5 MP Sub CAM
LCD 5.0" qHDLCD, 540 x 960
RAM 1GB
Sensor Sensors: Accelerometer, Magnetic, Proximity
Charger: 5V/1A
Accessory Data cable: 2.7pi, 1.2m
Ear phone: 3.5pi, 4pin
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9. Reference Abbreviate
Reference Abbreviate
AAC: Advanced Audio Coding.

AVC : Advanced Video Coding.
BER : Bit Error Rate
BPSK: Binary Phase Shift Keying
CA : Conditional Access
CDM : Code Division Multiplexing
C/I : Carrier to Interference
DMB : Digital Multimedia Broadcasting
EN : European Standard
ES : Elementary Stream
ETSI: European Telecommunications Standards Institute
MPEG: Moving Picture Experts Group
PN : Pseudo-random Noise
PS : Pilot Symbol
QPSK: Quadrature Phase Shift Keying
RS : Reed-Solomon
SI : Service Information
TDM : Time Division Multiplexing
TS : Transport Stream
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1. Safety Precautions
1-1. Repair Precaution
Before attempting any repair or detailed tuning, shield the device from RF noise or static
electricity discharges.
Use only demagnetized tools that are specifically designed for small electronic repairs,
as most electronic parts are sensitive to electromagnetic forces.
Use only high quality screwdrivers when servicing products. Low quality screwdrivers can
easily damage the heads of screws.
Use only conductor wire of the properly gauge and insulation for low resistance, because of
the low margin of error of most testing equipment.
We recommend 22-gauge twisted copper wire.
Hand-soldering is not recommended, because printed circuit boards (PCBs) can be easily
damaged, even with relatively low heat. Never use a soldering iron with a power rating of
more than 100 watts and use only lead-free solder with a melting point below 250C (482F).
Prior to disassembling the battery charger for repair, ensure that the AC power is disconnected.
Always use the replacement parts that are registered in the SEC system. Third-party replac
ement parts may not function properly.
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Safety Precautions
1-2. ESD(Electrostatically Sensitive Devices) Precaution
Many semiconductors and ESDs in electronic devices are particularly sensitive to static discha
rge and can be easily damaged by it. We recommend protecting these components with cond
uctive anti-static bags when you store or transport them.
Always use an anti-static strap or wristband and remove electrostatic buildup or dissipate
static electricity from your body before repairing ESDs.
Ensure that soldering irons have AC adapter with ground wires and that the ground wires are
properly connected.
Use only desoldering tools with plastic tips to prevent static discharge.
Properly shield the work environment from accidental electrostatic discharge before opening
packages containing ESDs.
The potential for static electricity discharge may be increased in low humidity environments,
such as air-conditioned rooms. Increase the airflow to the working area to decrease the
chance of accidental static electricity discharges.
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6. Level 1 Repair
6-1. S/W installation
6-1-1. Required items in order to install S/W
Installation program: Downloader Program (Odin3 v3.10.5.exe)

Mobile Phone
Data Cable
Mobile device specific S/W: Binary files
Settings
Data Cable : GH39-01681A
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Level 1 Repair
6-1-2. S/W Installation Program (Downloader program)

Open up the S/W Installation Program by executing the "Odin3 v3.10.5.exe"
("odin3.ini" file should be in the same folder with odin3 v3.10.5.exe)
1. Enable the check mark by click on the following options,

- Check Auto Reboot and F. Reset Time
- Check BL, AP, CP, and CSC Files
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Level 1 Repair
2. Enter into Download Mode

2. After confirm the warning message,
1. Press Volume Down button, OK button,
Volume UP button press to enter
and ON/OFF Button simultaneously.
download mode.
VOLUME VOLUME
DOWN UP
POWER
ON/OFF
OK
3. Connect the device to PC via Data Cable.

Make sure that the one of communication port [ID:COM] box is pop-up.
The device is now connected with the PC and ready to download the
binary file into the device.
4. Start downloading binary file into the device by clicking Start Button on the screen.
the green colored "PASS!" sign will appear on the upper-left box if the binary file
has been successfully downloaded into the device.
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5. Disconnect the device from the Data cable.
6. Once the device boots up, you can check the version of the binary file or name
by pressing the following code in sequence;
*#1234#
Full Reset :
Apps > Settings > Backup and reset > Factory data reset
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Level 1 Repair
6-2 IMEI writing
6-2-1 Preparation
- New IMEI writing Program has been released.
- Supported Model : Models which CAB files are uploaded on HHPsvc INI File
category, instead of ini file.
- Refer to below IMEI writing procedure.
- H/W

SerialCable
Power PC
Supply
Anyway
JIG
TestCable Phone
- S/W
Library Install To use Daseul, library files should be installed.
Refer to SVC Bulletin
(11-82) Daseul (New IMEI writing Program) Library Install gui
de_rev1.0
Launcher DASEUL_SVC_Launcher_v3_0_10 or higher
-Uploaded on HHPsvc Notice
Runtime File 1. DASEUL_IMEI_ALL_Runtime_129_r00165 .CAB or higher
-Uploaded on HHPsvc Notice
2. Make ModelName folder at the same position with
launcher & Runtime file.
Model File Copy Model File under the Model Name folder
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Level 1 Repair
6-2-2 IMEI writing Process

1. Run DASEUL_SVC_Launcher_v3.0.10.exe
2. Select Service Mode
3. Click and Select folder where the Launcher exists
SM-G531F
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4. Select Model
SM-G531F
5. Check IMEI and click System Setting
Once you setup the setting, you dont have to do it again, unless there is ch
ange. From second run of the IMEI program, check IMEI and click Extract & Run.

SM-G531F
SM-G531F_COMMON(CSC)_IMEI_Ver_3.1.137.1.CAB
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Level 1 Repair
6. Check IMEI Write / IMEI Check, and click IMEI SVC & Repair Option
7. Check SVC , User Ticket No and click OK
6-8
Level 1 Repair
8. Click Hardware Config
9. Click Port Setting
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Level 1 Repair
10. Select Port Number and SAVE
11.Click OK to proceed
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Level 1 Repair
12. Click Model Info and OK when pop-up shows
SM-G531F
13. Click OK
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14. Input SKU_CODE and BUYER, then click Save button.

Refer to HHPsvcIMEI Review to check SKU Code and buyer
15. Input IMEI Number and click Apply
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Level 1 Repair
16. Click Start, and input IMEI writing ID and Password input Ticket No
17. Connect the phone to Anyway JIG

When you connect the phone, the phone should be turned off.
After connecting the phone, the phone will be booted automatically.
18. IMEI Writing Proceeding
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Level 1 Repair
19. IMEI Writing Success
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Level 1 Repair
6-4. RF Calibration
6-1-1. Required items in order to calibrate RF
Installation program: RF Calibration Program

- Daseul_Launcher_vx.x.xx.exe
- Daseul_CAL_ALL_Runtime_x.x.xxx.x.CAB
- Model File (SM-XXXXX_OPEN_CALIBRATION_VER_x.x.xxx.xx.CAB)
It is required to use the latest program.
Mobile Phone R&S CMW500
E3632A Power Supply GPIB Cable (2ea)
JIG BOX (GH81-11888A) Adapter (GH81-11888K)
JIG BOX (5902-002550) Jig Cable (GH81-10965A)
Adapter (GH99-38251A) UART Serial Cable
4 Port Divider (GH81-11962A) 50 Termination (GH81-11962E, 2ea)
1.35 RF Cable (GH81-11459A, 2ea) Divider RF Cable (GH81-11962B)
GH81-10965A GH81-10952A GH81-11171A
IF Cable
7 pin 7 pin (New) 7 pin (Old)
GH81-11459A GH81-11962G GH81-11962C GH81-11962F
RF Cable
1.35T, Short 1.35T, Long 1.6T, Short 1.6T, Long
GH81-11962A
4 Port Divider
Use / No use
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Level 1 Repair
Setting JIG
IF Cable BOX Serial Cable
E3632A
Power
Supply
GPIB
Cable
(2ea)
1.35 CMW
RF 4 Port Divider 500
Cable Divider RF
Cable
50 Termination
JIG
Setting IF BOX Serial
Cable Cable
E3632A
CMW Power
GPIB
500 Supply
Cable
(2ea)
RF
Cable
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Level 1 Repair
6-1-2. RF Calibration Program
1. Run the RF Calibration Program Launcher, 'DASEUL_Launcher_vx.x.xx.exe'.
2. Check the 'Calibration' menu, and select 'Extract & Run'.
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3. Check the 'CAL' and open the model file, then select 'Start' button.
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4. Change the Line Type to 'Block Cell' and disable 'Smart Cloud Cell'.
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5. Set the GPIB address of MSTS(CMW500) and Power Supply(E3632A) to enter

'Hardware Config' and 'Save'. (Check the GPIB address of equipments in advance)
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Level 1 Repair
6. Press 'OK' to start RF Calibration after completing all settings.
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5. MAIN Electrical Parts List
SEC CODE Design Location Description
0404-001646 D600 DIODE
0406-001413 ZD506,ZD510 DIODE
0406-001459 ZD500,ZD501,ZD508 DIODE
0406-001459 ZD509 DIODE
0406-001623 ZD600 DIODE
0406-001642 ZD505,ZD507 DIODE
0406-001675 ZD402 DIODE
0406-001679 ZD601,ZD602,ZD603 DIODE
0406-001679 ZD604 DIODE
0406-001709 ZD502,ZD503,ZD504 DIODE
0407-001055 ZD400 DIODE
0601-003526 LED400 LED
1001-001850 U101 IC
1001-001968 U500 IC
1001-001970 U100 IC
1108-000583 UME300 IC
1201-003581 PAM100 IC
1201-003853 U202 IC
1201-003962 PAM101 IC
1203-007669 U601 IC
1203-008251 U502 IC
1203-008268 U600 IC
1203-008326 U401,U602 IC
1203-008416 U404 IC
1203-008565 U402 IC
1205-005106 U403 IC
1205-005175 U405 IC
1205-005220 U201 IC
1205-005310 U203 IC
1205-005326 U102 IC
1205-005374 UCP300 IC
1209-002065 U501 IC
1209-002275 U603 IC
1209-002330 U604 IC
1404-001694 TH100,VR400,VR401 THERMISTOR
2007-000148 R319,R503,R511 R-CHIP
2007-000162 R407,R523,R614,R617 R-CHIP
2007-000169 R443 R-CHIP
2007-002796 R441 R-CHIP
2007-003025 R409,R411 R-CHIP
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Main Electrical Parts List
2007-007107 R111 R-CHIP

2007-007156 R444 R-CHIP
2007-007517 R316 R-CHIP
2007-007538 R108 R-CHIP
2007-007741 R300,R301,R419 R-CHIP
2007-007861 R410,R420 R-CHIP
2007-007946 R507 R-CHIP
2007-007981 R613,R615 R-CHIP
2007-008043 R104 R-CHIP
2007-008045 R105,R106,R401,R408 R-CHIP
2007-008045 R429 R-CHIP
2007-008055 R202,R433,R504,R505 R-CHIP
2007-008055 R603 R-CHIP
2007-008403 R512 R-CHIP
2007-008419 R403,R413,R414,R415 R-CHIP
2007-008419 R416,R432 R-CHIP
2007-008420 R629 R-CHIP
2007-008478 R102,R438,R439 R-CHIP
2007-008516 R310,R311,R324,R332 R-CHIP
2007-008516 R333,R334,R604,R616 R-CHIP
2007-008516 R620,R630 R-CHIP
2007-008531 R418,R424,R437,R521 R-CHIP
2007-008531 R610,R612 R-CHIP
2007-008587 R423,R425 R-CHIP
2007-008588 R320,R321,R322,R323 R-CHIP
2007-008588 R327,R328,R605,R606 R-CHIP
2007-008588 R607,R611 R-CHIP
2007-008648 R440 R-CHIP
2007-008774 R400,R435,R436 R-CHIP
2007-008788 R312 R-CHIP
2007-008806 R103 R-CHIP
2007-009111 R200 R-CHIP
2007-009170 R428,R627 R-CHIP
2007-009212 R519 R-CHIP
2007-009838 R430 R-CHIP
2007-009920 R337 R-CHIP
2007-009924 R520 R-CHIP
2007-009969 R522 R-CHIP
2007-010202 R412,R426 R-CHIP
2007-010233 R315,R317,R326,R329 R-CHIP
2007-010848 R442 R-CHIP
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2007-011043 R330 R-CHIP

2007-011648 R434 R-CHIP
2203-000233 C101,C507 C-CERAMIC,CHIP
2203-000254 C506 C-CERAMIC,CHIP
2203-000812 C515,C516 C-CERAMIC,CHIP
2203-005682 C107,C109,C116,C137 C-CERAMIC,CHIP
2203-005727 C603,C611 C-CERAMIC,CHIP
2203-005729 C490,C511,C526 C-CERAMIC,CHIP
2203-005777 C147,C239 C-CERAMIC,CHIP
2203-005789 C106,C174 C-CERAMIC,CHIP
2203-006048 C471,C622 C-CERAMIC,CHIP
2203-006187 C156,C160 C-CERAMIC,CHIP
2203-006194 C306,C335 C-CERAMIC,CHIP
2203-006379 C464,C465 C-CERAMIC,CHIP
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2203-006674 C168,C175 C-CERAMIC,CHIP
2203-006815 C502,C503 C-CERAMIC,CHIP
2203-006872 C207,C208 C-CERAMIC,CHIP
2203-006978 C481,C612 C-CERAMIC,CHIP
2203-007210 C332,C334 C-CERAMIC,CHIP
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2203-007369 C201,C206 C-CERAMIC,CHIP
2203-007775 C205,C210 C-CERAMIC,CHIP
2203-008123 C406,C426 C-CERAMIC,CHIP
2203-008394 C108,C440,C447,L126 C-CERAMIC,CHIP
2203-008394 L128 C-CERAMIC,CHIP
2203-008654 C475,C478 C-CERAMIC,CHIP
2203-008886 C169,C171 C-CERAMIC,CHIP
2703-001726 L514 INDUCTOR-SMD
2703-002649 C159,L123,L146 INDUCTOR-SMD
2703-004014 C128,C132,L111,L139 INDUCTOR-SMD
2703-004030 L116,L121 INDUCTOR-SMD
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2703-004032 L138,L142 INDUCTOR-SMD

2703-004034 C129,C133,C134,L134 INDUCTOR-SMD
2703-004034 L206,L210 INDUCTOR-SMD
2703-004035 L112,L115,L124,L140 INDUCTOR-SMD
2703-004036 L129,L132,L135 INDUCTOR-SMD
2703-004318 L405,L406 INDUCTOR-SMD
2703-004328 L203,L207,L215 INDUCTOR-SMD
2703-004369 L108,L133,L136,L141 INDUCTOR-SMD
2703-004599 L403,L404,L410 INDUCTOR-SMD
2703-004862 L110,L114 INDUCTOR-SMD
2703-004976 L125,L130 INDUCTOR-SMD
2703-005118 U613 INDUCTOR-SMD
2703-005224 L402,L602 INDUCTOR-SMD
2801-004820 OSC400 CRYSTAL-UNIT
2901-001673 F601 FILTER-EMI SMD
2901-001674 F600 FILTER-EMI SMD
2904-002111 F103 FILTER-SAW
2904-002168 F201 FILTER-SAW
2904-002247 F101 FILTER-SAW
2904-002321 F100 FILTER-SAW
2909-001307 F200 FILTER-DUPLEXER
2910-000295 F106 FILTER
2910-000313 F104 FILTER
2910-000318 F105 FILTER
2910-000349 F102 FILTER
3003-001208 MIC500 MIC-CONDENSOR
3301-001438 L202 CORE-FERRITE BEAD
3301-001682 L509,L510 CORE-FERRITE BEAD
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3301-001885 L500,L503,L507 CORE-FERRITE BEAD
3301-001917 L502,L515,L516 CORE-FERRITE BEAD
3404-001550 TAC400,TAC401,TAC402 SWTICH-TACT
3705-001708 RFS100 CONNECTOR-COAXIAL
3709-001799 SIM601 CONNECTOR-CARD EDGE
3709-001840 SIM600 CONNECTOR-CARD EDGE
3711-007173 HDC500 CONNECTOR-HEADER
3711-008485 BTC400 CONNECTOR-HEADER
3712-001517 ANT500,ANT501 CONNECTOR
3712-001540 ANT400,ANT401,ANT502 CONNECTOR
3712-001540 ANT503 CONNECTOR
3712-001541 ANT101,ANT200,ANT201 CONNECTOR
3722-003708 IFC400 CONNECTOR
GH61-04949A ANT102 CONNECTOR
GH61-07601A SUS109 PLATE-SMD TOP
GH61-07602A SUS107,SUS108 PLATE-SMD BTM
GH61-07715A SUS100 PLATE-SMD PMIC
GH61-07985A FG100,FG101,FG102 FINGER-SMD FINGER
GH61-07985A FG103,FG104,FG105 FINGER-SMD FINGER
GH62-00034A GA500 GASKET-SMD
GH98-35698A SC103 SHIELDCAN
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5-7
8. Level 3 Repair
8-1. Block Diagram
8-1
Level 3 Repair
8-2. PCB Diagrams

8-2-1. Top
ZD505
ZD502
ZD500
ZD501
L500
C531
C504
L502 L503 R503 C500 C501
L210
ZD504
ZD503
R511
HDC500
L504
L501
R505
R504
L507
ANT201
R508
C503 C502
HDC602
ZD507
R409 R411
L505
L508
ZD506
R611
R516
R524
C613
C506
R515
C614
U604
C224
L212
L211
C615
C530
R519
LED400
C227
C226
R522
R415
C521
L515 U202
C624
L209
C520
C526
C523
R416
L516
L208
C235
OSC200
C620
R617
C605
C236
C443
R407
C442
U401
U602
ANT200
L206
C621
C505
R603
C600
C606
R614
GA500
U600
R616
U601
D600
C616
L602
L600
R110 R107 R109
R613
U613
C618
R507
C508 R615
C619 C220
U500
C240
C509
ANT500
ANT501
HDC600
R512
C612
L601
L215
C617
C507
R620
R618
C320
C360
C331
C601 C328 C329 C322
TP_RX_Q_P TP_RX_Q_N
C602 C319
C302
C462 C461
C454
C455
C330
C361
C318
C326
C327
C301
C323
C453
ZD508 ZD509
C321
L405
L406 L510
C324
C300
TP_ERR
L509
C325 TP_RX_I_N TP_RX_I_P
C623 C515 C516
L401
SC104
L402
U603
L404
C451
TP201
C215
C640 L204
C426 R630
TP204 TP200
F200
C452
C429
R627
C622
C431
C436
T P_ ACC_ INT
C435
L403 L200
L203
C201
C206
R202
C223
C430 C444 C209
C212
C214
R422
C457
U402
C211
C218
C414
C405
L400
C456
C427
L207 C222
C432
C460
C204
R419
R200
C200
C433
C489
C459 C438
U201 C203
C421
C205
C490 C403 C437
SIM600
C217
L205
C207
C439
C412
C424
C488
C423
C402
C407
C408 C208 L202

C404
C411
C410
C406
C440 C447 C419 C210

C409
C425
C202
C418
C221
C413 OSC400
SIM601
ZD402
L214
C415
C422
C420
C639 TP_BT_PCM_OUT
TP203 TP202
ZD601
ZD602
C630
C631
TP_BT_PCM_SYNC
TP_BT_PCM_IN TP_BT_PCM_CLK
C627
C626
ZD600
ZD603
ZD604
C628
C629
R623
C632
R628
C625
L102
C102
L101
RFS100
C103
C104
C101 L100
C100
C105
ANT101
R101 ANT100
8-2
Level 3 Repair
8-2-2. Bottom
U501
C524
C525
R523
R521
R520
C522
C527
C528
U502
C529
BH400
FG100
HDC601
R322
TP604
R323
TP603
R609
TP602
R608 FG102
R607
TP601
C609
TP600
C610
C607
C357
U300
C358
FG101
C608
TP _D600
TP400
TP _C_P
TP402
TP401
R330
R329
C338
BH406 R625
F601 F600
C316 C314
C359
R606
R605
C347
C343
C339 R626
R622
R624
R621
R629
C340 C344 C348 C341
C312
C351
TAC400 C309
TP_ XTL _ EN
C313
TP_BT_VREG_EN
R337 C311
C310
R314
UCP300 UME300
C349
TP_UB
C307
C352
C308
C306
R300
C345
R301
C336
C335
F201
C225
C228
C153 C142 C143 C144 C155

C353
C162
L138 C157 R316
TP_W LAN_RST_N
R312
C147
C239 C112 C315
U100
C107
SC105
C145
C337
TP_SLEEP_CLK_200
L213
L127 C362
C109
L103
C118
C317
U203
C441
PAM101
C138
C232 C342
C346
R315 L300 C334
C116
C139
TP_CHG_EN
C229 C231 F100 R326 R335 R332
R331
C434 C417
R309
R305
R304 C355 R303 C332 R313
R320 C333
R307
R333
C117
C233
C354
C350
R410
R610
R612
R604
TP_GPS_PWON
R308 R310 R306 R302 R311

C141
R321
C108
C110
C416
L146
R336
C140
C446
R334
C177
TP_ GPS_ RXD
OSC100
TP_ GPS_ TXD
R103
R324 C304
R325
TP_GPS_RTS
C303
C603
C611
C465
R412
C449
C237
R317
C180
C181
C234
C230
TP_GPS_CTS
R318 C305
TP_W L_HO ST_W AKE

R423
R111
R108
L134 R517 C510 R413

C159
VR400
C464
R441
C136
C106
R319
TP_ IF_ RXD

R408
TP605
R425 C450
L115
R433
C176
TAC401 F105
C166
L137
C167
L147 TH100 C513 R414
SC103
L145 C448
L142
C174
L135
C491
C445
C161
R443
F102
C484
PAM100
C129
C163
L108
L107
C179
R442
C152 L133
C160
C156
C172
L410
F106
SUS100
L139
L131 C164 C483
R434
C178
TAC402
C146
L141
L140
L136 C173
C472
R431
ZD401
C158
C165
C168
L122
L144
L143
L124 L126
L128
C468
C474
C470 C471
R432
R328
R327
TP_MUS_INT
C175
L125 C171
C137
R102
BOOT
C485
C467
R401 C401 C169
C149
U102
L129
F104
C127 C148
L130
U101
U405
C170
U404
C400 R400
L123
C151 L132
C126
C478
C150
C477
R402 R446
C125
L120
L116
L119
C154 TP_RFSCK
R445
F103 L121 C476
L117
L118
TP _S E N
C428 R403
BTC400
L114
C475
C486
C487
R439
R440
R438
R424
C134 R105
C469
L113
C473
C114
C113
C119
C123
C131
C130
C121
C122
C120
C479
L104
C133 R104 TP_SDA

F101
L112
L111
L110
R106 R429
C132
L109
C115
C124
L105
L106
C128
BH405
SUS109BH401
FG103
SUS107
FG104
JTAG300
JTAG302 JTAG303
JTAG301
SUS108
ANT502
ANT102 FG105 ZD403 L407
C458 R418
R444
R436
L409
R428
ANT400
L514
R430 C517
R435
U403
ZD400 R437 C518
ZD510
R426 C466 C481

VR401
BH402
R420
C480
C514
L513
C482
C512
C511
R518
L511
ANT401
ANT503
L512 C463 D500
MIC500
BH403 IFC400 BH404
8-3
Level 3 Repair
8-3. Flow Chart of Troubleshooting
Equipments
Oscilloscope Digital Multimeter
Power Supply + driver, ESD Safe Tweezer
8960 & Spectrum Analyzer Soldering iron
8-4
Level 3 Repair
8-3-1. Power On
Device can`t power on.
No
Check the Battery Voltage. Charging the battery by TA.
Is it more than 3.4V?
Yes
Abnormal Change the power key

Check the power key
(open, etc) And retry to the power-on operation.
Yes
Power-on the phone and check Yes Change the LCD ASSY
the power-on sound is ok?
No
Check the U402 output voltage

If the output voltage is not satisfied with normal
No
(C452=1.2V) condition, Change the U402
Yes
Check CLK in No
Resolder or Replace OSC400
OSC400 PIN = 32.768K?
Yes
check the initial operation
END
8-5
Level 3 Repair
8-6
Level 3 Repair
8-3-2. Initial (Lock up)
Initial Failure (Lock up when booting)
If Phone do not go download mode, boot code area

No
Re-download SW the phone. of eMCP is damaged.
It need to change the UME300(eMCP)
Download success
No
Check CLK in Resolder or Replace OSC400
OSC400 PIN = 32.768kHz?
Yes
Check UCP300 Abnormal Resolder or Replace UCP300 or PBA

(crack, open, damaged, etc.)
Normal
Change UCP300, U402
Abnormal
Change PBA
END
8-7
Level 3 Repair
8-8
Level 3 Repair
8-3-3. Charging Part
TA / USB Insert
Yes
No
Charging Sequence Start Check the TA / USB connected or not
VBUS_5V_IF = 5V (C478)?
Yes
Check the voltage No

VBUS_5V_OVP = 5V (C467) Resolder or Replace U405
Yes
No
Battery is Charging? Resolder or Replace U404
Yes
END
8-9
Level 3 Repair
8-3-4. Microphone Part
Check microphone function

in voice call speaker mode
or in voice recording mode
Yes
Check the voltage at No

L511 = 2.8V Resolder or replace L511, U402
Yes
Check component soldering No

status of MIC500 Resolder or replace MIC500
Yes
END
8-10
Level 3 Repair
8-3-5. Speaker Part
Check speaker function.

Play MP3 with maximum volume level.
Yes
Check the connection of No

ANT500, ANT501 in main
PCB Reconnect speaker contact in main PCB
Yes
Replace the speaker

module
Yes
Check the signals on No

L509, L510 in main PCB Replace U402
Yes
END
8-11
Level 3 Repair
8-3-6. Receiver Part
Check receiver function

in voice call receiver mode.
Yes
Check the connection of No

HDC500 Reconnect HDC500
Yes
Check RCV Module and

neck of FPCB connecting, No
could you see any damage Replace the RCV module
on it?
Yes
Check the signals on No

C500, C501 in main PCB Resolder or replace U402
Yes
END
8-12
Level 3 Repair
8-3-7. LCD
LCD is still off after PWR ON
Yes
No
Check the connection of Reconnect the HDC600
HDC600
Yes
Check the Voltage No

C600 = 26V? Resolder or Replace the U601
Yes
No
Check the Voltage Resolder or Replace the U602
C621 = 3V?
Yes
No
Check the Voltage
C606 = 1.8V? Resolder or Replace the U402
Yes
Replace LCD
Module
Yes
END
8-13
Level 3 Repair
8-14
Level 3 Repair
8-3-8. TSP
Touch Screen does not work
Yes
No
Check TSP Connector on Reconnect the HDC600
Main PBA
Yes
No
Check the Voltage
C605 = 3V ? Resolder or Replace U402
Yes
Check the I2C signal No

R605, R606 = 1.8V? Resolder or Replace R605, R606
Yes
Replace LCD Module
Yes
END
8-15
Level 3 Repair
8-16
Level 3 Repair
8-3-9. 8M CAM (Main)
"Camera" function does not work
Yes
Check the Camera No

Reconnect the HDC601
connector on Main PBA
Yes
No
Check the voltage
C607, C608 = 2.8V? Resolder or Replace
C609 = 1.8V? C607, C608, C609 = U402
Yes
Resolder U600
C610 = 1.2V ? Replace the PBA
Yes
Check the I2C line No Resolder R322, R323

R322, R323 = HIGH Replace the PBA
Yes
Replace the camera module
Yes
END
8-17
Level 3 Repair
8-18
Level 3 Repair
8-19
Level 3 Repair
8-3-10. 5M CAM (Sub)
"Camera" function does not work
Yes
Check the Camera No

Reconnect the HDC602
connector on Main PBA
Yes
No
Check the voltage Resolder or Replace
C613 = 1.8V? C613, C614 = U402
C614 = 2.8V?
Yes
Resolder U600
C615 = 1.2V ? Replace the PBA
Yes
Check the I2C line No Resolder R322, R323

R322, R323 = HIGH ? Replace the PBA
Yes
Replace the camera module
Yes
END
8-20
Level 3 Repair
8-21
Level 3 Repair
8-22
Level 3 Repair
8-3-11. WIFI / BT Part
BT / WIFI is not working
Yes
No
Check BT / WiFI function ON Enable BT / WIFI Function
Yes
Check the Voltage on No

Check the U201(crack, open, damaged, etc.)
C200 = 1.8V ?
Yes
Check 26MHz Clock at No

C223 ? Check the U102, OSC100(crack, open, etc.)
Yes
Check the Status of No Resolder or Replace

C211,L207,C218,C214,L203? C211,L207,C218,C214,L203
Yes
Check the Status of No Resolder or Replace

C215,C240,L215,L206,F200, C215,C240,L215,L206,F200, ANT200
ANT200?
Yes
Resolder or Replace U201
Yes
END
8-23
Level 3 Repair
8-24
Level 3 Repair
8-25
Level 3 Repair
8-3-12. GPS Part
GPS is not working
Yes
No
Check GPS function ON Enable GPS Function
Yes
Check the Voltage on No

C229,C230, = 1.8V? Check the U402 (crack, open, damaged, etc.)
C231 = 3.3V?
Yes
Check 26MHz Clock at No

Check the OSC200 (crack, open, etc.)
OSC200 ?
Yes
No Resolder or Replace
Check the Status of
L213,C239,F201 L213,C239,F201
Yes
Check the Status of No

Resolder or Replace
U202,ANT201,C224,L210 U202,ANT201,C224,L210,L211,L212
L211,L212
Yes
Resolder or Replace U203
Yes
END
8-26
Level 3 Repair
8-27
Level 3 Repair
8-28
Level 3 Repair
8-3-13. GSM 850,900,1800,1900 / WCDMA BAND 1,2,5,8 (RX)
NORMAL CONDITION
catch the channel?
No
Trouble occurs only in NO CHECK soldered components

GSM QUAD / W QUAD ? ANT100,ANT101,RFS100,C100,C101,C103,
L100,C104,C102,L101,L102,C106,L147
OR
Try 8-3-3 Repair procedure
Yes
Check CHECK soldered components

850: L117,L116,L119,L120,L121
850: L117,L116,L119,L120,L121
1800,1900: L111,L112,C128,L109,L110,
1800,1900: L111,L112,C128,L109,L110,
C132 L113,L114,C134,C133 Yes C132 L113,L114,C134,C133
B1: C176,L142,C174,L143,L144,C175
B1: C176,L142,C174,L143,L144,C175
B2: C159,L134,L137,C156,L135,L136,C160
B2: C159,L134,L137,C156,L135,L136,C160
900,B5,B8: C150,C154,C151,C148,L129,
900,B5,B8: C150,C154,C151,C148,L129,
L130,C149,L132
L130,C149,L132
soldering condition for any damage
(crack, open, etc)
No
Check PAM100, PAM101,U101, Yes Resolder or change

F101~F106 for any damage PAM100,PAM101,U101, F101~F106
(crack, open, etc)
No
Check U102 for any damage Yes Resolder or change

(crack, open, etc) U102
No
Change the board
END
8-29
Level 3 Repair
G4
K1
K3
L6
VDD1V8XO
VDD1V1DIG
VDD1V5RF
VDD1V8RF
B9 B7
C100 RFS100 RX_1P TX_L1
ANT100 A10 A8
C102 L147 RX_1N TX_L2
1 C101 L100 2 1 A6
1 ANT
COMMON TX_L3
C10
RX_2P
2 B11 A4
G
2 RX_2N TX_H1
A2
3
C105 C103 C104 TX_H2
R101 L101 L102 E10 B5
RX_3P TX_H3
C106 D11
RX_3N
D3
TX_IP
G10 D1
RX_4P TX_IN
F11 E2
VBAT_PA RX_4N TX_QP
U102 F3
TX_QN
H11
RX_5P
ANT101 J10
RX_5N REFOUT1
K7
1 J6
1 K11
REFOUT2
RX_6P
2 L10
RX_6N CLK26M
L2
2
H1 K5
RX_IP XO_P
J2 L4
RX_IN XO_N
G2
RX_QP
F1 L8
RX_QN CLK_32K
B3 C4 R104
L105
C113 SPI_LE PDET
B1
TX_TR_OUT_2G_HB SPI_CLK
C2 K9
SPI_DATA DECOUPLE_RX
L104
1800, 1900
E4
C114 C115
DECOUPLE_TX_SYN
J8 G6
XO_MODE DECOUPLE_RX_SYN
1
MARK R105
2
MARK
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
C119
TX_TR_OUT_2G_LB C120
L106
850, 900
H3
D7
H9
E8
F7
J4
C122
C121
C123 C124
13
14
26
VCC
ANT
VBATT
9
TX_HB_IN
17
TXEN GSM_PA_EN
10 18
TX_LB_IN VRAMP PA_RAMP
16
MODE PA_MODE R102
12
BS1 BS1
11 PAM100 19
BS2 BS2 TRX1
20
TRX2
1 21
C125
GND TRX3 22
C127
C126
2
GND TRX4 C128
3 23
GND TRX5 24 RX_TR_IN_G1900_N
4
GND TRX6
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
L109 L110
F101
C130
C131
5
6
7
8
15
25
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
L111
1 6 C132
GSM1800|1900_IN GSM1900_OUT
7
GSM1900_OUT RX_TR_IN_G1900_P
8
L112 GSM1800_OUT RX_TR_IN_G1800_N
9 C133
GSM1800_OUT
2.5G PAM G G G G G
2 3 4 5 10
L113
C134
L114
RX_TR_IN_G1800_P
VRF_SW_3P0 F103
OUT 3 L116
RX_TR_IN_G850_P
L 117 1 4
IN OUT
G G L119 L120
2 5
L118
L126 L121
RX_TR_IN_G850_N
RX_DPX_OUT_G900_B8_N
TRX_B5
TRX_B8
L128 TRX_B1
TRX_B2
10
PORT3-
RX_DPX_OUT_G900_B8_P C148 L129

1 9
PORT3+ VDD
2 8
25V
GND U101 PORT1- RX_TR_IN_B5_8_N
3 7
GND PORT1+
C150 4 6
PORT2+
RX_DPX_OUT_B5_N PORT2- CTL

25V L130
C149
C151
5
L132
C129
RX_TR_IN_B5_8_P TRX_B8
RX_SW_CTL_B5_8
C154 L107
L108
RX_DPX_OUT_B5_P
850/900_RX_SWITCH L115
6
ANT
F102
RX 1
RX_DPX_OUT_G900_B8_N
3 TX
RX 8
L145 G G G G
2 4 57
C136
RX_DPX_OUT_G900_B8_P
VBAT_RF VDD_WPA
C137
TRX_B5
L123 L122
F104
C138
C139
C140
C141
V_MODE_0
6
PA_ON_B1
ANT
1
L124 3 RX RX_DPX_OUT_B5_N
PA_ON_B8 TX 8
RX
PA_ON_B2 L125
G
G
G
G
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
25
24
23
22
21
20
19
18
2
4
5
7
C145
TX_PA_OUT_B5_8
C146
GND_TH
GND_TH
GND_TH
GND_TH
GND_TH
GND_TH
GND_TH
VCC1|2
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
VBATT
RX_DPX_OUT_B5_P
C142
C143
C144
26 17
LB_RFIN B8
27 16
GP1 PAM101 NC
L127
28 15
GP2 B5
29 14
GND GND
30 13
GP3 B2
31 12 L131
GP4 B4 TRX_B2
CPLR_TERM
32 11
PA_ON_B5 GP5 NC
1 10
GND_TH
GND_TH
GND_TH
GND_TH
GND_TH
HB_RFIN B1 L133 C152

CPLR
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
33
34
35
36
37
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
C153
F105
6 C156
L134
C155
ANT
RX 1 RX_TR_IN_B2_N
3 TX
RX 8 L136
L135
PA_COUPLE_OUT
R103 L137 G G G G
TX_SW_OUT_B1_2 C157 2 4 5 7
C159
RX_TR_IN_B2_P
C160
C162
L138
L139
TRX_B1
L141
L140
3G QUAD PAM(B1/B2/B5/B8)
F106
C168
RX_TR_IN_B1_P
6
ANT
RX 1 L143 L144
L142 3 TX
RX 8
C174 G G G G
2 4 5 7
RX_TR_IN_B1_N
C176
C175
8-30
Level 3 Repair
8-31
Level 3 Repair
8-3-14. GSM 850,900,1800,1900 / WCDMA BAND 1,2,5,8 (TX)
NORMAL CONDITION
catch the channel?
No
Trouble occurs only in CHECK soldered components

GSM QUAD / WCDMA NO ANT100,ANT101,RFS100,C100,C101,C103,
QUAD band? L100,C104,C102,L101,L102,C106,L147
OR
Try 8-3-3 Repair procedure
Yes
Check
850,900 :C123,C124,L106
1800,1900 :C114,C115,C113,L105 Check
B1 :C112,C116,C117,C118,L141,L140, 850,900 :C123,C124,L106
Yes 1800,1900 :C114,C115,C113,L105
L139,C174,L142,C176
B2 :C108,C110,L146,C109,L103,C112 B1 :C112,C116,C117,C118,L141,L140,
C152,L131,L133,L134,L137,C159 L139,C174,L142,C176
B5 :L122,C137,L123,L125,L124,C146 B2 :C108,C110,L146,C109,L103,C112
B8 :L108,C129,L107,L145,L115,C136 C152,L131,L133,L134,L137,C159
soldering condition for any damage B5 :L122,C137,L123,L125,L124,C146
(crack, open, etc) B8 :L108,C129,L107,L145,L115,C136
No
Check PAM100, PAM101,

U100, F102, F104, F105, F106 Yes Resolder or change
for any damage (crack, open, PAM100, PAM101, U100, F102, F104, F105, F106
etc)
No
Check U102 for any damage Yes Resolder or change

(crack, open, etc) U102
No
Change the board
END
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Level 3 Repair
VRF_SW_3P0
C107
F100
U100
C108 1 UB C109
TX_PA_OUT_B2 UB 4 1
RF2 V1
6
TX_SW_CTL_B1_2
G G G
C100 G 2 5
TX_SW_OUT_B1_2
10nH
RFS100 G ND ANT
ANT100 2 3 5 6 C112
C101 C102 L147
1 L10 0 2 COMMON 1 3 4
1 ANT
RF1 VDD
C110
0603
L146
L103
2
G
2
3
C105 C103 C104
R101 L101 L102
C106
VBAT_PA
ANT101
1 C11 6
1 TX_PA_OUT_B1
2
2
C117
C118
TX_TR_OUT_2G_HB
L105
C113
B1/B2 TX SWITCH
L104
1800, 1900
C114 C115
C119
TX_TR_OUT_2G_LB C120
L106
850, 900
C122
C121
G4
K1
K3
L6
C123 C124
VDD1V8XO
VDD1V1DIG
VDD1V5RF
VDD1V8RF
13
14
26
VCC
ANT
VBATT
B9 B7 9
RX_1P TX_L1 TX_HB_IN
A10 A8 17
RX_1N TX_L2 TXEN GSM_PA_EN
A6 10 18
TX_L3 TX_LB_IN VRAMP PA_RAMP
C10 16
RX_2P MODE PA_MODE R102
B11 A4 12
RX_2N TX_H1 BS1 BS1
A2 11 PAM100 19
TX_H2 BS2 BS2 TRX1
E10 B5 20
RX_3P TX_H3 TRX2
D11 1 21
RX_3N
C125
C127
GND TRX3 22
C1 2 6
D3 2
TX_IP GND TRX4 C128
G10 D1 3 23
RX_4P TX_IN GND TRX5 24 RX_TR_IN_G1900_N
F11 E2 4
RX_4N TX_QP
U102 F3 GND TRX6
TX_QN L110
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
H11 L109
RX_5P
F101
C 1 30
C131
J10 K7
5
6
7
8
15
25
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
RX_5N REFOUT1 L111
J6
REFOUT2
K11 1 6
RX_6P GSM1800|1900_IN GSM1900_OUT C132
L10 L2 7
RX_6N CLK26M GSM1900_OUT RX_TR_IN_G1900_P
8 RX_TR_IN_G1800_N
H1 K5 L112 GSM1800_OUT
RX_IP XO_P 9 C133
J2 L4 GSM1800_OUT
2.5G PAM
RX_IN XO_N
G2 G G G G G L113 L114
RX_QP
F1 L8 2 3 4 5 10
RX_QN CLK_32K C134
B3 C4 R104
SPI_LE PDET RX_TR_IN_G1800_P
B1
SPI_CLK
C2
SPI_DATA DECOUPLE_RX
DECOUPLE_TX_SYN
K9
E4
F103
J8 G6
XO_MODE DECOUPLE_RX_SYN
OUT 3 L116
RX_TR_IN_G850_P
1 L117 1 4
MARK R105 IN OUT
2
MARK G G L119 L120
2 5
L118
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
L121
RX_TR_IN_G850_N
H3
D7
E8
H9
F7
J4
TRX_B5
TRX_B8
TRX_B1
TRX_B2
C129
TRX_B8
L107
L108
F102 RX_DPX_OUT_G900_B8_N
6
ANT
L115 RX 1
3 TX
RX 8
L145 G G G G
2 4 57
C136
RX_DPX_OUT_G900_B8_P
VBAT_RF VDD_WPA
C137
TRX_B5
L123 L122
F104
C138
C139
C140
C141
V_MODE_0
6
PA_ON_B1
ANT
1
L124 3 RX RX_DPX_OUT_B5_N
PA_ON_B8 TX 8
RX
PA_ON_B2 L125
G
G
G
G
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
25
24
23
22
21
20
19
18
2
4
5
7
C 14 5
TX_PA_OUT_B5_8
C146
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
VCC1|2
GND_TH
GND_TH
GND_TH
GND_TH
GND_TH
GND_TH
GND_TH
RX_DPX_OUT_B5_P
VBATT
C142
C143
C144
26 17
LB_RFIN B8
27 16
GP1 PAM101 NC
L127
28 15
GP2 B5
29 14
GND GND
30 13
GP3 B2
31 12 L13 1
GP4 B4 TRX_B2
CPLR_TERM
32 11
PA_ON_B5 GP5 NC
1 10
GND_TH
GND_TH
GND_TH
GND_TH
GND_TH
HB_RFIN B1 L133 C152

CPLR
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
33
34
35
36
37
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
C153
F105
6 C156
L134
C155
ANT
RX 1 RX_TR_IN_B2_N
3 TX
RX 8 L136
L135
PA_COUPLE_OUT
R103 L137 G G G G
TX_SW_OUT_B1_2 C15 7 2 4 5 7
C159
RX_TR_IN_B2_P
C160
C162
L138
L139
TRX_B1
L141
L140
3G QUAD PAM(B1/B2/B5/B8)
F106
C168
RX_TR_IN_B1_P
6
ANT
RX 1 L143 L144
L142 3 TX
RX 8
C174 G G G G
2 4 5 7
RX_TR_IN_B1_N
C176
C175
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Wireless Device CONTENTS

7-1. Components on the Rear Case

Tweezers / Disass'y Stick / Screw Driver Anti-static Gloves

Anti-static Mat Glass Absorber

OCTA Disassembly Holder OCTA Disassembly Upper

Ethyl Alcohol Clean Swab

7-3. Parts which must be changed after repair

At the LCD and

LCD+TSP After disassembly

TSP TOP SVC

1 1) Disassemble LCD connector 2 1) Separate the LCD connector

3 1) Unscrew the 10 points

1) Put the device in the chamber for Caution

3 1) Assemble RCV/EARJACK module on PBA 4 1) First, insert a bracket from EARJACK

7 1) Attach the TSP tape 8 1) Screw the 10 points of the Rear

4-1. Cellular phone Exploded View

2-1. GSM General Specification

WCDM A WCDMA WCDMA WCDMA

Mod. Bit 270.833 270.833 270.833 270.833

3 3 d B m ~5 d 3 3 d B m ~5 d 3 0 d B m ~0 d 3 0 d B m ~ 0 d 24dBm~ 2 4dBm~ 2 4dBm~ 2 4dBm~

P o we r 5pcl ~ 3(max+24dB 3(max+24dB 3(max+24dB 3(max+24dB

S e n s i t i vi t y -102dBm -102dBm -100dBm -1 0 0 d B m -1 0 6 . 7 d B m - 1 0 6 . 7 d B m - 1 0 6 . 7 d B m - 1 0 6 . 7 d B m

2-2. GSM Tx Power Class

TX Power TX Power TX Power TX Power

5 332 dBm 5 332 dBm 0 303 dBm 0 303 dBm

6 312 dBm 6 312 dBm 1 283 dBm 1 283 dBm

7 292 dBm 7 292 dBm 2 263 dBm 2 263 dBm

8 272 dBm 8 272 dBm 3 243 dBm 3 243 dBm

9 252 dBm 9 252 dBm 4 223 dBm 4 223 dBm

10 232 dBm 10 232 dBm 5 203 dBm 5 203 dBm

11 212 dBm 11 212 dBm 6 183 dBm 6 183 dBm

12 192 dBm 12 192 dBm 7 163 dBm 7 163 dBm

13 172 dBm 13 172 dBm 8 143 dBm 8 143 dBm

14 152 dBm 14 152 dBm 9 124 dBm 9 124 dBm

15 132 dBm 15 132 dBm 10 104 dBm 10 104 dBm

16 113 dBm 16 113 dBm 11 84 dBm 11 84 dBm

17 93dBm 17 93dBm 12 64 dBm 12 64 dBm

18 73 dBm 18 73 dBm 13 44 dBm 13 44 dBm

19 53 dBm 19 53 dBm 14 25 dBm 14 25 dBm

AAC: Advanced Audio Coding.

1-1. Repair Precaution

1-2. ESD(Electrostatically Sensitive Devices) Precaution

6-1-1. Required items in order to install S/W

Installation program: Downloader Program (Odin3 v3.10.5.exe)

Data Cable : GH39-01681A

6-1-2. S/W Installation Program (Downloader program)

("odin3.ini" file should be in the same folder with odin3 v3.10.5.exe)

1. Enable the check mark by click on the following options,

2. Enter into Download Mode

3. Connect the device to PC via Data Cable.

5. Disconnect the device from the Data cable.

6-2 IMEI writing

6-2-2 IMEI writing Process

2. Select Service Mode

3. Click and Select folder where the Launcher exists

5. Check IMEI and click System Setting

7. Check SVC , User Ticket No and click OK

8. Click Hardware Config

9. Click Port Setting

10. Select Port Number and SAVE

12. Click Model Info and OK when pop-up shows

14. Input SKU_CODE and BUYER, then click Save button.

15. Input IMEI Number and click Apply