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Einleitung
1 * Nimm den Akku heraus.
2 * Schraube die gesamte Rückseite ab.
3 * Du wirst einen Stecker sehen, der sich unten neben dem Ladeanschluss befindet. Du kannst etwas Luft reinblasen, um Staub und Schmutz wegzubekommen.
4 * Nimm ein Stück Papier und falte es 4 bis 6 Mal (ein kleines)
5 * Stelle nach dem Falten sicher, dass es so groß ist wie der Anschluss neben der Kamera.
6 * Lege das gefaltete Papier auf den Stecker.
7 * Montiere wieder alle Plastikteile an das Smartphone.
8 * Schraube alle schrauben wieder ein.
9 * Lege den Akku, die SIM-Karte und die SD-Karte ein.
10 * Schalte das Smartphone ein
In 99% der Fälle wird es funktionieren.
UPDATE:
Wenn du noch einen Schritt weiter gehen möchtest, besorge etwas Wärmeleitpaste und entferne die gesamte Leiterplatte, trage etwas Paste auf (wie auf dem Bild zu sehen ist) aber NICHT zu viel, ein kleiner Punkt reicht ...
Danach kannst du die Leiterplatte wieder einbauen und dann das Papier über den Anschluss platzieren (folge Schritt 6-10).
*Eventuell tut es auch ein Wärmeleitpad.
Danke,
Ich hoffe das löst das Problem!
Was du brauchst
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Platziere das Papier hier auf diesen Anschluss!
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Ein kleiner Punkt mit Wärmeleitpaste bringt mehr als eine größere Menge!
THANK YOU! I'm not mechanical at all but had nothing to lose since my phone rapidly became unusable once the flickering/blackouts started. Followed the instructions, used a couple of tiny rectangles cut off a silicone oven mitt instead of paper, and all went smoothly (except needing help getting the casing loose after screw removal; my advice is leave the bottom plate alone and work off the top plate by loosening bottom left and right sides of top plate first). Delighted to report my screen hasn't flickered even once since turning phone on and writing this long comment! Yea! Thank you!
Just did this on my mother’s phone and it works. I hope it lasts.
Solche Anleitungen sind das beste was es gibt. Kurz und bündig ohne dicker Werbung. Vielen Dank! Obwohl ich hervorragende Wärmeleitpaste auf Lager habe war der Schritt gar nicht Notwendig. Stück Papier hat schon gereicht.
Kleine Erläuterung warum das Problem besteht und warum die Wärmeleitpaste zur allgemeinem Bildung wäre noch toll gewesen. Aber Ergebniss ist top
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I am not sure who this is going to but I wanted to know about the repair of the flickering and fading screen of the LG G3. Is that procedure a long term fix and what causes the symptoms. Also is the little piece of paper any type of fire hazard. The repair worked and it blows my mind. Thank you so much. I brought my phone to a repair shop and they were unable to fix it, Thank you again. If you wish to respond to me. My name is rich and my E-MAIL address is raidernation61@sbcglobal.net.
do you have a gmail ? i want ask about this lg g3 problem . ty
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Absolutely worked. Thanks for this. The flex cable just need to be push hard to the socket.
It will work for some time as the issue is software one. It only works because you leave your phone for some time off and without battery. Try returning to stock kitkat and you won't have that problem....
did not work :-(
Worked marvelously! Life saver!
gr8t its working.
You need not remove all the screws nor do you need to completely remove the cover. Remove only the top half of screws, pry off the top of the cover, slip the pad over the cable with tweezers and re-attach the cover with screws. I used a silicone rubber pad instead of paper. Don't know yet if it works (prevents fade to black) long term but so far ok.
This is a hardware issue : some component has random contact (screen connector ? )
This fix has worked for me about 2 monthes, and then it has done it again, getting worse and worse, even if I repeat the procedure, with bigger or smaller papers... Now the phone is definitively HS. But many thanks anyway
When I first tried it, it didn't work, I loosened the screws slightly so when they started to give a bit of tension I stopped. and it is working great again.
It is actually in eMMC chip and RAM problem. Pressing on location stated in above fortunately pressure eMMC and RAM as well. That is why, some seems ok, but some are not. For those ppl, it needs to reballing on eMMC and RAM. LG had that issue till LG G5. In LG G6, they upgrade design and no more that issue.
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Just did it but I noticed my wifi signal is weak, maybe I covered the radio or something?
Worked like a charm, thanks alot!!!
November 20th 2017 and this works. Well done mate.
Oh my God…worked.. I am in the air…
It worked for little time, may be a couple of days, after that came back to the same problem
Number 1! Is working soooo goood!
Totally worked and thanks, but wifi and even bluetooth connection has become too weak. any solution for that?
Maybe cus you put a big piece of paper on the connector, try a smaller one and it should work.
Also make sure that the cover is screwed properly and there are no gaps (which the big paper might be making)
Any one have permanent solution???
Thank u!!!
Works perfectly.
Tried adding paper and sponge padding. With the right thickness, it seemed fixed for one or two weeks. Fading reoccur after that, but less frequent. Then tried applying thermal paste without any help.
I got 2 G3 having this issue and neither padding nor thermal paste were not long lasting fix.
Genious! I was skeptical at first but tried it anyway. Voila! it worked. Thank you so much.
I tried the paper and it didn’t work. Then I thought, what connections are there between the board and the plastic back? Light sensors, and the on off volume button. Wifi Bluetooth connection problem tipped me off. I knew that was caused by the connection to the outermost plastic back (housing the antenna) getting fouled. It’s fixed by lifting up the connector from the board gently and cleaning off the connector on the plastic back. If you take off the inner plastic back you can do the same thing. Lift up the connectors to the sensors and the on/off button gently, clean the connectors on the plastic inner back piece with a cotton ball, and put it back together. Perhaps the phone screen fading is because it believes it’s in your pocket with the connections fouled.
If you make the paper too thick, the cover on the back of the phone will not function properly as a WIFI aerial…there are 4 gold coloured connections in a row on the back of phone itself and on the inside of the back cover which all need to make good contact. Putting too thick a piece of paper will lift the black plastic too high away from the phone and interfere with the gold contacts. Try to make the paper a bit thinner and the WIFI reception should come back to normal strength.
Thanks, I watched your video and then took back off and forgot which bit to cover with the folded paper..could not find your video again so just tried the paper in numerous positions!!! Phone started to get more life each time I took it apart, eventually placed it on a gold small thing next to the USB port and used double fingered swipes ( phone screen was blank and voice was telling me it was “ 3 of five” etc “emergency calls only” in a semi hysterical female AI accent!!!) then I got settings and reset etc…now phone is working ‘perfectly'..thanks again for giving me the courage to do this, yours Ray.
Please help me, my LG G3 D855 like this
http://s1064.photobucket.com/user/isumar...
http://s1064.photobucket.com/user/isumar...
What have I to do? Thanks a lot before
Thanks it works
WTF. LG has not responded to this kind of problem ever since. what a shame.
Tengo un lg g3 d855 hace meses y pense que no había solución, por ahora funciona, sólo que recalienta mucho
I applied the fix (including thermal paste) and it appears to work, but I’m now having a odd (minor) problem.
When I snap the back cover on, I can’t turn the phone on/off! I must remove the back cover to do so. :(
I notice that there are two tiny gold contacts on the inside of the case cover that could be involved. But if they were at fault, removing the cover entirely shouldn’t fix it. So what’s wrong???
I tried the paper on the connector trick and it worked for a few days but then the screen flicker and fading to black came back. I noticed that when I flexed the phone's screen by holding it at its corners the problem would get better one way and worse the other. I thought maybe there was something wrong with the display so I ordered a new display w/frame assembly since they aren't too expensive for this phone model. This did not fix the screen flickering/fading, however, at least I was able to rule it out as the cause. Since I had already disconnected and reconnected all of the connectors multiple times I thought maybe there was something physically wrong with the circuit board itself like a crack. While looking over the board thoroughly with a flashlight I noticed that the thin metal shield that surrounds the Snapdragon chip(shown in the picture in step 2) can be removed by gently prying upward on the edges with a precision flathead screwdriver. Continued->
This reveals a circuit path which is connected by the metal shield sitting on it in multiple areas. I was wondering just how good the contact was so I cut 2 square pieces of rubber, about 1/2 in. x 1/2 in. each, from a bicycle tube and placed them on top of the metal shield on either side of the Snapdragon chip so that they would put downward pressure on it when the circuit board was screwed down again. I reassembled the phone and now the display seems to be working fine. It doesn't flicker or fade even when I flex the screen.
4 repair shops and no one could fix it. But it worked and my phone is fully functional after one year again!
Thank you indeed
It works - 15 min. later - no problems any more with flickering display! Thank you!
thans so much bro you just save me
You're awesome mr. author n contributors. It works. A folded piece of paper safe a lot. May god give good health to you. WOW!
It works for now, I’ll observe it for 2-3 months… Thanksomuch…
I was skeptical but so far it seems to work. i can see something when i power up the phones. 1 would flicker and fade to black on boot and the other would flicker and fade to black just before the backlight goes off after booting but it would work more often than not. so far i havent seen any of them flicker or go black. hoping it hold up. if it fails ill just fold the papers a bit more since it seems to have helped so far.
Worked like a charm . I had an old g3 with this problem repair shops could not repair this but this fix worked.
Also working for me,i am use 1mm of rubber because it does not lose shape.There must be a crack in the multilayer PCB caused by heat.
Hello I have applied this fix
[SOLUTION / FIX LG G3 Screen Fade to Black Flickering - NO BAKING OR PAPER TRICK [NOV 2016] - YouTube|new_window=true]
please see the youtube video...
and my phone worked fine but when i try to plug an 9800 m/amb extended battery . the phone did not work .. this is the battery iam talking about .. can you help me https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mi0Cv9Sk...
why the original battery worked but the extended battery did not work .. can you help me please
You saved me from purchasing a new screen for this old device that I just wanted to get data off of. Thank you
Unfortunately this didn't work for me. I did find another fix though...
1. Remove battery cover and Unscrew The back plastic from the base of the phone to get to the motherboard.
2. Disconnect all the connectors from the motherboard.
3. Scan the motherboard for anything unusual. (My motherboard had corrosion on several different places).
5. Clean any dirt or corrosion with lint-free cloth. (I didn't have one so I had to use a Q-tip).
*if needed, Dip the cloth in rubbing alcohol to assist in cleaning. make sure that the cloth is JUST BARELY Damp and not dripping, otherwise you will risk water-damaging the phone. If you use rubbing alcohol, make sure that you dry the spot right after you wipe it.
6. Once you have cleaned the motherboard, check the base of the phone and clean any dirt from here also.
7. Replace the motherboard, re-connect the connections, screw on the back, and put the battery cover back on.
Viola! Mine has been working like new for 4 days so far with no issues... :)
FayFayB - Antwort
It worked the first time for about two months so I just tried it again with a thicker fold. Hopefully this will do it because I like my phone.
Joe Clark - Antwort
@FayFayB is your solution still working?
Thomas Ziman - Antwort
How is adding a piece of paper on the front camera connector going to solve an issue with the LCD connector? I thought the main issue is that the CPU packaging is overheating and causing solders above to come loose…
Kevin Kwan - Antwort
the paper thing worked for me for over a year and now it doesn’t anymore. the thicker paper doesn’t help either. i don’t know what to do :/
phoebe123 - Antwort
Worked for me, thanks
stemec2000 - Antwort
It worked for me also!!!
George Argirakis - Antwort