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Yah so had a charging port panic full prs0 whatever you call it, i replaced the charging port, and nothing has changed, did i less up? Is it a bad part, is somthibg blocking the sensor? Please help, thabks guys (and gals)
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If the issue is the PRS0 sensor, that’s the pressure sensor (barometer). It has a pretty recognizable appearance on the charge port assembly. When I buy these, I generally make sure I get them from reputable vendors, or ones with a documented warranty or return policy. I have seen shoddy cables of all sorts, but testing in a known good housing, or with a known good charge port would be a good start.
If it still does this with a known good, charge port, then you may be looking at a board problem.
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Ok question, for the little hole where the sensor goes, any adivce? How do i get it in there? Should i glue it in? Should it stick by itself? What glue? Should i be carefull not to do somthing? Thx boss
Also does the port flexes/black sheet stuff have to blue glued diwn in anyway for me to test?
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Did you use an original chargeport? And try to disconnect all flexcables except the on/off flex. If it restarts, add one flex at the time until you found the problem.
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Also where can i get an original flex cable?
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- de Nate dog
Nate dog, can you screenshot or copy/paste the text of the panic log so we can see what you see?
- de Jerry Wheeler
Yessir one moment
- de Nate dog
Jerry, do you have tellegram?
- de Nate dog
@natedawg22, no, I'm afraid not. I was suggesting posting it here so we can all see the text of the error message; there are several people on here who are very experienced in dealing with kernel panics who might be able to help.
- de Jerry Wheeler