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PM6150 002 Power IC

PM6150 002 Power IC

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The PM6150-002 Power IC is a Qualcomm power management chip built for Redmi Note 7 Pro and Samsung Galaxy A70 boards. When a phone goes dead after flash, won't charge, or hangs on logo, this IC often sits at the root of the fault. It controls voltage regulation and power distribution across the motherboard, so a damaged or shorted unit knocks out charging, boot, or the full power rail. KB GSM Store supplies tested original PM6150-002 chips for technicians who need a reliable IC change instead of guessing at the fault. Stock this on your repair bench for dead-phone and charging-issue jobs on Snapdragon 675 boards.

⚖️ Weight: 0.01 kg

SKU:MST-IC-92

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Description

Every Snapdragon 675-based board depends on a working PMIC to wake up. The PM6150-002 handles that job on the Redmi Note 7 Pro and Samsung Galaxy A70 (SM-A705F) boards — regulating voltage rails for the processor, memory, and charging circuit. When this IC develops a short or a dry joint, you'll see the classic symptoms: dead phone with no display, hang on logo, charging issue where the phone shows no response to the charger, or a board that draws current but never boots.Technicians reach for this IC after ruling out the battery connector and charging port. Put the board on a current-limited power supply first. A short circuit or abnormal current draw usually points straight back to the PM6150-002 rather than the charging IC or the CPU itself. Reflow doesn't fix this — a dead or shorted PMIC needs a full IC change with hot air or an infrared rework station, followed by proper reballing.Jumper wires won't rescue a genuinely faulty PMIC either. Some technicians try jumper lagana as a shortcut on adjacent charging faults, but a shorted power IC needs replacement, not a bypass. Fit the new PM6150-002, reflow it at the correct temperature profile, and test the board for correct voltage output on each rail before reassembly.Board-level work on this chip demands a stable microscope setup and a hot air station capable of holding tight temperature control. The IC sits under a BGA package, so misaligned reballing or overheating the surrounding components ruins the board rather than fixing it. Clean the pads thoroughly, use fresh flux, and align the ball grid under magnification before reflow — rushing this step is the most common reason a "successful" IC change still leaves the phone dead.This chip also comes up in intermittent charging complaints where the phone charges only at certain angles of the cable, or where the battery percentage jumps erratically. That pattern often traces to a partially failed voltage rail on the PMIC rather than a battery or connector problem, especially once you've swapped the charging port and ruled out software marna as a fix.For shop owners running multiple Redmi Note 7 Pro and Galaxy A70 jobs monthly, keeping the PM6150-002 in stock cuts turnaround time significantly. Diagnosing this fault without a spare part on hand means customers wait while you source the chip, and dead-phone jobs are exactly the repairs customers want back the same day.Pair this IC replacement with a proper board cleaning pass — ultrasonic cleaning after any liquid damage removes corrosion that would otherwise cause a repeat failure on the new chip within weeks. If the board shows signs of prior liquid exposure, check surrounding components for corrosion before committing to the reflow, since a fresh PMIC on a corroded board rarely holds a lasting fix.KB GSM Store ships original, tested PM6150-002 units to repair shops and service centers across Pakistan, so your bench stays stocked for the power and charging jobs that come in every week.

Key Features

Original Qualcomm PMIC, not a clone or re-marked chip

Verified compatibility with Redmi Note 7 Pro and Galaxy A70 boards

Fixes dead phone and no-power faults tied to voltage regulation failure

Resolves charging issues that survive a charging port and cable swap

Suitable for BGA reballing and hot air rework

Tested unit before dispatch

Fits standard mobile repair workshop workflow for Snapdragon 675 boards

Ships to repair shops and technicians across Pakistan

Specifications

Brand Entity Qualcomm
Product Entity PM6150-002 Power Management IC
Technology Entity PMIC / Voltage Regulation
Compatible Device Entities Redmi Note 7 Pro, Samsung Galaxy A70
Repair Process Entity BGA Reballing, IC Reflow, Board-Level Repair
Industry Entity Mobile Phone Repair Industry

Compatible Devices


Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Pro, Samsung Galaxy A70 (SM-A705F), and other Snapdragon 675-platform boards using the PM6150-002 PMIC

Common Repair Uses


Dead phone with no power, charging issue and no-response-to-charger faults, hang on logo caused by power rail failure, board-level IC reballing and PMIC replacement, intermittent charging diagnosis

FAQ

What is the product name?
The product name is PM6150-002 Power IC.
What is the brand of this product?
The brand of this product is Qualcomm.
What is the model of this product?
The model of this product is PM6150-002.
What is this product used for?
This product is used to replace a faulty power management IC on affected boards to resolve dead phone, no-power, and charging faults.
Which devices are compatible with this product?
This product is compatible with the Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Pro and Samsung Galaxy A70 (SM-A705F).
Who should use this product?
This product is suitable for mobile repair technicians, repair shops, service centers, and professional users.
Does a shorted PM6150-002 always cause a dead phone with no display?
Yes, a shorted PM6150-002 typically cuts power to the display and processor rails, causing a completely dead phone with no boot response.
Can jumper wiring fix a faulty PM6150-002 instead of replacing it?
No, a genuinely faulty PM6150-002 needs a full IC change and reballing — jumper wiring does not restore correct voltage regulation.

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