Question Redmi 9T suddenly blackout after rebooted accidentally

[maeyyang]

Help me please. Just now my Redmi 9T doesn’t want to open after I accidentally rebooted it after charging. I already tried the long press power button also the volume up and down.

 

[blackhawk]

Is it overheated?
Will it power on with the charger connected?

 

[maeyyang]

It’s not over heated. No, the power won’t open even if I tried to charged it again. My friends said that it’s dead boot and idk what that is.

 

[blackhawk]

Sounds like a mobo failure.
Maybe someone here has seen this before.

 

[maeyyang]

Someone said from a group that it’s a system failure update.

 

[blackhawk]

Someone said from a group that it’s a system failure update.

Bricked? Damn...
I don't update my 10+... now you know one of the reasons why.

 

[dinsel]

You may have no other option but to bring that thing to a service center near you

 

[dinsel]

@maeyyang can I ask if you updated its system prior to the incident?

 

[derunheimlich]

I also am encountering this problem you posted. How's your phone now?

 

[Delabytes]

I also facing this issue.. any updates on your device?

 

[derunheimlich]

I also facing this issue.. any updates on your device?

brought it to the nearest service center, they said i have to wait for 1-2 months :/

they said that it's a mainboard's problem

 

[Delabytes]

I search videos on YouTube. The same issues occurred on Poco M3. They said that the issue is on the main board, specifically the power IC.The solution is just reheating the soldered IC on the board.

Here is the sample video:

 

[blackhawk]

I search videos on YouTube. The same issues occurred on Poco M3. They said that the issue is on the main board, specifically the power IC.The solution is just reheating the soldered IC on the board.

Here is the sample video:

That's a BGA. The heat has to be precisely controlled with a hot air station by someone that knows what they're doing. Too little heat/time nothing happens, too much you destroy it and the PCB maybe too.
These are the hardest SMs to deal with.

There's no guarantee that that's the problem and no way to inspect it without a factory test rig*.
All the contacts are underneath. It maybe another SM component that has the cracked solder joint. There are a lot of components in the power section. That maybe a common problem but not the only one...


*you can try gently pressing down on the chipset to see if it triggers an event.

 

[derunheimlich]

I think it's better to just take it to the service center for the mainboard replacement and I heard about users who did the same method in the video had recurring problems after doing that.

 

[derunheimlich]

Opening the back cover of the handset also voids the warranty and that's really bad.

I think it's better to just take it to the service center for the mainboard replacement and I heard about users who did the same method in the video had recurring problems after doing that.