Skip to product information
1 of 5

AD Backlight Diode For Huawei And Vivo (5Pcs)

AD Backlight Diode For Huawei And Vivo (5Pcs)

Regular price Rs.1.00 PKR
Regular price Sale price Rs.1.00 PKR
Sale Sold out
Shipping calculated at checkout.
Quantity

This AD backlight diode pack gives you 5 pieces of the light-circuit component technicians replace when a Huawei or Vivo phone shows a dead screen, dim display, or no backlight after boot. It sits in the light section alongside the boost coil and light IC, controlling current flow so the display panel gets a clean, steady output. When a board goes dark after a drop, a short, or a bad flash, this diode is one of the first parts you test and swap. Keep a few on your bench — light section faults are common on Huawei and Vivo boards, and having spares saves you a trip mid-repair.

⚖️ Weight: 0.01 kg

SKU:MST-IC-262

  • Safe & Secure Payment
  • Fast Delivery
  • WhatsApp Support
View full details

Description

Every Huawei and Vivo motherboard with an LED-backlit display has a light section built around the same core group: a light IC, a boost coil, an output capacitor, and a diode. This diode's job is to direct current from the boost coil into the display panel while blocking reverse flow. When it shorts or opens, the symptom on the bench is almost always the same — the phone powers on, you can hear notification tones, sometimes you can even feel the screen respond to touch, but there's no image because the backlight never lights up.You'll come across this fault under a few different names depending on how the customer describes it: dead phone with sound, dim display, backlight not working, hang on logo with black screen, or dead after flash. Not every one of these is a diode fault, but the diode is cheap enough and quick enough to swap that most experienced technicians check it early in the diagnostic chain, especially once the light IC and boost coil test fine on the multimeter.This 5-piece pack means you don't have to reorder every time you lose or damage one during rework. SMD diodes at this scale are small and easy to send flying with a hot air gun if your airflow is too aggressive, so keeping spares on hand cuts down on repeat trips to the parts drawer mid-job.Where it fits in the repair workflow:Diagnosing a backlight fault usually starts with a visual board inspection and a continuity check on the light circuit. Once you've confirmed the light IC is getting supply voltage and the boost coil isn't open, the diode is next in line. Testing it with a multimeter in diode mode should show a normal forward voltage drop in one direction and no reading in reverse — if you get a short both ways or no reading either way, the diode has failed and needs replacing.Reflow work on this component calls for a controlled hot air station with fine nozzle control, a stable PCB holder to keep the board from shifting mid-solder, and flux to protect the surrounding pads. Because the diode sits close to other light-section components, precision matters more than heat — too much airflow risks lifting neighboring parts.Why technicians keep this in stock:
Light section faults show up often enough on Huawei and Vivo repair jobs that having this diode pre-stocked saves diagnostic time. Rather than pulling a donor board or waiting on a supplier order mid-repair, you go straight from diagnosis to reflow. For a repair shop running multiple jobs a day, that turnaround difference adds up.This component works alongside other light-section repair tools you'll already have on your bench — a boost coil kit, a light IC stock for the same chipset family, a fine-tip hot air nozzle, and a board holder. If you're stocking up for backlight repairs specifically, it's worth pairing this with a light IC (LM36274, LM3532, or similar depending on the board) and a matching boost coil so you're not stuck mid-repair waiting on one missing part.Handle the diodes with anti-static precautions during storage and installation — SMD components in this size range are sensitive to static discharge, and a damaged diode straight out of the pack will give you a false negative on your next diagnostic pass.

Key Features

  • Purpose-built for the light/backlight circuit on Huawei and Vivo boards
  • Pack of 5 — spares on hand for repeat rework
  • Small SMD form factor suited to fine-pitch hot air rework
  • Works alongside standard light IC and boost coil replacements
  • Useful for diagnosing dim display and no-backlight complaints
  • Fits into standard light-section diagnostic workflow (IC → coil → diode)
  • Cost-effective first step before assuming a full light IC fault
  • Suited for repair shops handling regular Huawei/Vivo backlight jobs

Specifications

Brand Entity AD (component marking)
Product Entity Backlight Diode
Technology Entity Schottky Diode, LED Backlight Boost Circuit
Compatible Device Entities Huawei Android Smartphones, Vivo Android Smartphones
Repair Process Entity Light Section Repair, Backlight Diagnostics, SMD Rework
Industry Entity Mobile Repair Industry, PCB Repair

Compatible Devices

Huawei and Vivo Android smartphone models using an LED backlight circuit with a discrete diode in the light section. Exact board-level compatibility varies by model — verify the original component's marking and package size against your board before replacement.

Common Repair Uses

Backlight/light section repair, dim display or no-backlight fault diagnosis, board-level light circuit rework, replacing shorted or open diodes identified during multimeter testing.

FAQ

What is the product name?
The product name is AD Backlight Diode For Huawei And Vivo (5Pcs).
What is the brand of this product?
This is a generically marked "AD" backlight diode component; no manufacturer brand name is verified for this specific listing.
What is the model of this product?
No verified model number is available for this listing.
What is this product used for?
It's used to repair the light/backlight circuit on Huawei and Vivo boards when the display shows no backlight or a dim image.
Which devices are compatible with this product?
It's compatible with Huawei and Vivo Android smartphone boards that use a discrete diode in the LED backlight circuit.
Who should use this product?
This product is suitable for mobile repair technicians, repair shops, service centers, and professional users.
Does this diode replace the light IC, or is it a separate component?
It's a separate component from the light IC — the diode, boost coil, and light IC each play a different role in the same backlight circuit, and each needs to be tested individually.
How do I test if this diode has failed before replacing it?
Set your multimeter to diode mode and check across the component — a healthy diode shows a forward voltage drop in one direction and no reading in reverse; a short or open reading in both directions means it needs replacing.

Ask any Query