
Power Management ICs (PMIC / PMU)
343S0674 Power Management IC for iPad mini 4 / iPad Air 2 (4G Version)
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Apple · SKU IP71015 · Fits 1 model
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Shipping weight 0.01 kg
Match the model number printed on the device (Settings → About, or on the back) before ordering.
Older iPads still serve as kiosks and point-of-sale screens, and a dead Wi-Fi chip takes them offline. The 339S00047, also listed as 339S00045, is the Wi-Fi IC offered for two late-2015 iPads.
The listing names the iPad Pro 12.9 1st gen (A1584 Wi-Fi, A1652 Wi-Fi + Cellular) and the iPad mini 4 (A1538, A1550). It notes a faulty Wi-Fi and Bluetooth module can cause no Wi-Fi, unstable connections or no Bluetooth.
Wi-Fi switch greyed out.
Weak or dropping connections with good antennas.
Bluetooth not starting.
Cracked joints from a bent case.
The iPad mini 4 board is small and tightly packed, so shield neighbors well. Remove the RF shield, preheat, lift the old chip and place the new one on clean, fluxed pads.
Test Wi-Fi and Bluetooth with the shield refitted, since an open shield can change signal readings. Check the antenna cables while the iPad is open; on older models they often crack where they bend near the hinge of the board.
| Condition | New |
|---|---|
| Part number | 339S00047 / 339S00045 |
| Part type | Wi-Fi / Bluetooth IC |
| Compatible devices | iPad Pro 12.9 (1st gen, 2015), iPad mini 4 |
| Model numbers | A1584, A1652, A1538, A1550 |
iPad Pro 12.9 1st gen and iPad mini 4.
Yes, both numbers are given.
No Wi-Fi, unstable Wi-Fi or no Bluetooth from the chip.

Power Management ICs (PMIC / PMU)
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