Hey everyone! Sorry for taking down the first upload of this video. It was only 18 minutes of the 1 hour video! I have it corrected now. I hope you enjoy. 🙂
@@PhoneRepairRO lol, no.. I ran out of disk space while encoding and was so anxious to have this post up, I didn't preview the encoded file until the end (or verify its length). I posted only 18 minutes of the video.. 😲
I work with microelectronics at a scale just slightly larger and I could watch your videos all day if I had the time. A consummate , honest professional at work. Kudos all around, this is excellent!
Another very entertaining and instructive video. Always a pleasure. You really got me at "I'm going to shine it up to make it look like it's been replaced" 😄 Thanks for the good hour watching this.
hello I follow you you can always say, but for every video you cram me more and more. I can say you are the best in the net. I want to be like you but instead I'm just a 63-year-old retiree who, seeing you at work, reincarnates on you and spend my best days on tables disassembling these cell phones which in practice I don't repair one of them, nothing. You are number one when it comes to iPhone repairs. But I see you don't work with Zilion: I may know your new iPhone software. Bravo keep it up you are always my number one 👏👏👏 I will always follow you because there is so much to learn👋👋👋
I think it was on one of Alex's videos I said electronics techs should be licensed and you have to sit exams to get that licence. In the U.K. I think even I could open a repair shop, which would be a total disaster for anyone walking through my door. It’s easy to forget just how tiny the components you are working with are. To me the components on the practice boards that are £2.50 are ridiculously small, they are massive compared to what you work with. I think your humility and other things hold you back from realising how good you are.
The quality of having a video reference of peanut butter being applied to a waffle is exactly why this channel is the premier source of repairing videos on TH-cam!
It always makes me really sad when I get another shop's garbage work in. Most of the customers who get screwed over that way are amazing people too. Very sad.
Hello sir , I was watching that video the other day even though you put it in the screen and watch that first but I remember this as if was yesterday he’s the one that don’t want to give you the code !
I used to not like Apple products until I have been watching your video here on TH-cam and I love every video on how i can repair Apple products. I want to thank you for all your video to help me understand how to repair phone.
It's actually the opposite. IPhones are a very convoluted design, that's why phone repair channels are 95% Iphone. If you can find an Android repair - I've only seen 4 - it's usually only a single component that has to be changed. When you design a PCB you put all the components of a system close together. Apple have them all over the place, so they need heaps of caps and ferrites to ensure signal integrity. Most PCB are a single PCB double loaded with parts on both sides. Apple use 2 PCBs soldered together trapping the parts inside - there is a vid here where he opens the PCBs and it's still wet after 1 month -.
heya 1 more incredible video very difficult level and lot of time to put in to it but you got again what the costemer wanted and stilling learning more and more thanks again
I have an iPhone 11, that looks like someone used an iron to just push lots of caps, and the processor is not there. I just need to find an iPhone 11 under $250 with like broken screen, etc.
There's just one thing i don't get; who has data (only) on their phone these days? Every photo, text, file, or whatever I do on my phone, is being backed up (to cloud services) the second it gets created. Phones are a disposable thing and they have been for quite a few years now. Whenever I lose or damage a phone, I disable it and buy a new one ... and yes, in the last 15 years this has happened to me at least two times, and it has not presented any problem to me. You may lose a few hours because some apps only backup one time every 24 hours, but really .. I don't get it.
More so when iCloud backup is the default - you have to *actively* turn it off; and full backup on the computer is done wirelessly and with no user intervention save the initial setup (one click). Same with backups from the Mac: just buy an external HD and click "yes" when the Mac asks to use it for backup. When I'm asked to recover data, I know that 90% of the times I'm dealing with useless data and/or unpleasant people.
I use FlexBV and Phoneboard mostly. FlexBV is paid commercial software but Phoneboard is free. FlexBV does not come with board views and schematics but they can be downloaded for free online. www.phoneboard.co www.pldaniels.com/flexbv
Wow, the Frugal Flux Fella From Florida Fetes his Followers with another video. _Yeah Baby!_ 👍👍 (Two thumbs up. One is for the first 5 minutes of the first edition. 😁) My apologies Jason and I hope you excuse my lack of manners. *Thank You* for the videos. 🥰🥰 (1 for each) Mr Villmer, if ever you lose your amazing ability to micro soLder, consider narrating "pron" books for the Audio Book market. Man your _in your end ohs_ are really good and I mean so effing brilliant that the listeners couldn't hear the forest for the *wood!* 🤗
I've never owned an apply product in my life so I don't know how these works, but I see you doing data recovery.... does Apple not back up all the phones contents to the cloud for restore like Android does? Even my Windows Phone does. (I still love my Windows Phone :D)
Apple gives 5GB of iCloud storage for free. Once it is full, the phone complains all the time but it often gets ignored. Many phones that come in, people believe they are backing up but are not. Windows phone -- interesting! I've been so fixated on Apple and Android, I forgot there was such a thing. :-)
@@ststele Well they're all but dead now but I did love my Lumia :) But I'm also totally happy with my Galaxy Note 8 that I've had for several years. I'm anal about backups these days though. My aunt has some kind of iPhone, and I know she stores everything on it and if there's only 5GB of free storage, I'm positive she's not paid for more. And she doesn't own a computer of any kind so she's kind of stuck.
You could replace the clutch, pressure plate and throw-out bearing on a 1979 Datsun 310 front wheel drive car without removing the engine or transaxle.
@@brarautorepairs First remove a cover over the input shaft, then slide out the shaft. Remove a cover on the top access of the bell housing and you would see the pressure plate and the bolts holding it onto the flywheel. Remove one bolt, turn the crankshaft 1/4 turn with a socket on the harmonic balancer, remove the next bolt and continue until the bolts are all removed. Grab the pressure plate and slide up with the clutch plate. Now you had access to remove the throw out bearing. If the face of the flywheel was not damaged, reinstall the new parts in reverse order. I worked at a Datsun dealership in the mid to late 70s. The second easiest clutch job was on the Datsun B-210, however, that transmission had to be removed.
@@bblod4896 now I got to watch a video on this. Every car I ever worked on in my life you had to remove the transmission because the input shaft is on a bearing basically lives inside the transmission housing.
I wouldn’t dare send back a data recovery job and not have a local copy of it. If anything happens and the customer can’t get the data off of it all I need to do is copy the backup to a flash drive and send it to him/her
Hmmmm, maybe so. The trouble I'm faced with now is being in over my head with the number of devices I have here though. I'm going to make some changes and will hopefully be able to start taking in more types of devices.
I said that in this video but every standard transmission car I ever owned was front wheel drive and I changed the clutch on all of them without pulling the engine. I'm certain I lost more blood doing it that way though.
@@ststele i wasn't aware that you had mechanics fingers, when are you going to give them back to the poor bloke 😀 Well at the prices that repair shops enjoy charging us, we have to have a go. I've only done manual gearbox clutches. Sometimes it's a three mugs of tea job, gotta lube the brain 😀
Thank you! In my planning to upgrade my microscope camera for video quality & 60fps, I had not realized the glare of my ring light! Correcting that would make a huge difference. With all the time I spend trying to get rid of glares elsewhere using other cameras, not once have I ever considered that ring light and it is the largest part of my videos! I appreciate the advice.
I use FlexBV and Phoneboard mostly. FlexBV is paid commercial software but Phoneboard is free. FlexBV does not come with board views and schematics but they can be downloaded for free online. www.phoneboard.co www.pldaniels.com/flexbv
Hey everyone! Sorry for taking down the first upload of this video. It was only 18 minutes of the 1 hour video! I have it corrected now. I hope you enjoy. 🙂
Thanks, I wondered what happened.
LOOOL, when the first video stoped and you were talking, i was like WTF, internet went down?!!!
@@PhoneRepairRO lol, no.. I ran out of disk space while encoding and was so anxious to have this post up, I didn't preview the encoded file until the end (or verify its length). I posted only 18 minutes of the video.. 😲
thanks i thinked you forgot to blur customer info or accidentaly regeon lock it or make it private
We will forgive you this time...
thanks for the video, feels like you spent many hours working on this data recovery project, now we all know why data recovery can be so expensive.
Wow this was an incredible video, I watched part 1 and I was completely blown away by the amount of damage. Crazy!! Great job Jason!!
I work with microelectronics at a scale just slightly larger and I could watch your videos all day if I had the time. A consummate , honest professional at work. Kudos all around, this is excellent!
Thank you!
Another very entertaining and instructive video. Always a pleasure.
You really got me at "I'm going to shine it up to make it look like it's been replaced" 😄
Thanks for the good hour watching this.
Thanks for the video, been looking forward to part 2 😁
Hey Phil, you mainly came for the ball squeezage hey :) MeeToo
@@MrPnew1 haha gotta love that ball squeezage 😁
Omg thank you for much for talking about air temps and flows, I struggle with this so much. Im just starting out in repair
hello I follow you you can always say, but
for every video you cram me more and more. I can say you are the best in the net. I want to be like you but instead I'm just a 63-year-old retiree who, seeing you at work, reincarnates on you and spend my best days on tables disassembling these cell phones which in practice I don't repair one of them, nothing. You are number one when it comes to iPhone repairs. But I see you don't work with Zilion: I may know your new iPhone software. Bravo keep it up you are always my number one 👏👏👏 I will always follow you because there is so much to learn👋👋👋
I think it was on one of Alex's videos I said electronics techs should be licensed and you have to sit exams to get that licence. In the U.K. I think even I could open a repair shop, which would be a total disaster for anyone walking through my door. It’s easy to forget just how tiny the components you are working with are. To me the components on the practice boards that are £2.50 are ridiculously small, they are massive compared to what you work with. I think your humility and other things hold you back from realising how good you are.
You talk about my man Louis, appreciated, and love your videos
One of the best iPhone technician in TH-cam,and in the World 👍👏💯.
"there is no way I can send this board back with "elephantitus".
Ah, man... That gave me a good laugh, lmfao!!!
Crazy damage and a lot of work to fix…. Great job Jason..
He better pay for all your hard work I wouldn’t have give him the time of the day without a pass code !
Surprisingly we can learn from what you are doing! Thanks Jason!
The quality of having a video reference of peanut butter being applied to a waffle is exactly why this channel is the premier source of repairing videos on TH-cam!
I always like seeing previous repair attempts. I got my S9 plus waiting for you Jason whenever you're free.
That was a lot more flux than I was expecting :-o Where was the toothpick application style? Congrats on getting it running again.
Component level repairs can be very time-consuming and rabbit hole to hell. Great vids 😊👍
My best seen is wen he take a sip of a coffee and say " humm no tuch " it's just totally hilarious 😂
It always makes me really sad when I get another shop's garbage work in. Most of the customers who get screwed over that way are amazing people too. Very sad.
You sir are a wizard!! amazing work!
I just watched this video today, and it's really incredible work jason,
55:51 funny part 😂, Liquid damaged board in Liquid
С успешным ремонтом тебя, Джейсон!
Wow 🤩, great detailed video Jason. Keep up the great work. Thx for the knowledge offloaded to us.
Hey Jason again a first class work of you as usual very well explained and shown
Those components are huge!!!! "under the microscope" :)
loved the video, thanks
Your voice and demeanor are perfect... and that's a lot said. In your favor, you are a native english speaker.
Thank you! 😃
Hello sir , I was watching that video the other day even though you put it in the screen and watch that first but I remember this as if was yesterday he’s the one that don’t want to give you the code !
This was a good one, very fun to watch!
Thank you! :)
Awesome video. Live confidently and peacefully
Thank you!
Great video Jason. well worth waiting for. BIG thumbs up.👍👍( Fun fact, there were 4 musketeers ) 👍
Thanks! There were seriously 4? 😮 my whole life is a lie! lol
I'm enjoying so much watching this video, your comments are just too good 😂👌👌
Now I want peanut butter covered waffles!!!
Great work 👌
Thank you Jason
That was fantastic, thank you for sharing. Really hope this channel blows up like the restoration vids culture… you deserve it
I used to not like Apple products until I have been watching your video here on TH-cam and I love every video on how i can repair Apple products. I want to thank you for all your video to help me understand how to repair phone.
It's actually the opposite.
IPhones are a very convoluted design, that's why phone repair channels are 95% Iphone. If you can find an Android repair - I've only seen 4 - it's usually only a single component that has to be changed.
When you design a PCB you put all the components of a system close together. Apple have them all over the place, so they need heaps of caps and ferrites to ensure signal integrity.
Most PCB are a single PCB double loaded with parts on both sides. Apple use 2 PCBs soldered together trapping the parts inside - there is a vid here where he opens the PCBs and it's still wet after 1 month -.
Frankenstein Electronics, hahaha this is fun
No way I could be steady enough for that . nice !!
Hey jason, what tool you use to cut the glue up around chips and to remove them?
heya 1 more incredible video very difficult level and lot of time to put in to it but you got again what the costemer wanted and stilling learning more and more thanks again
Hot air wicking trick presented to you by Paul Daniels "You'll like this... not a lot, but you'll like it!"
Makes you wish for the days of "scsi mode", doesn't it? ;-) Great Stuff!
way to save someones memories and data - amazing save!!!
hey Jason seems PLDaniels Spirit flexbv and wicking was with you today as painful as it was. Nice work
Thank you 😊
Hi, nice job :) Have a question for you, is there any battery thermal sensor on pcb in tablet Sony Xperia?
@Jason That heat plate temperature degrees indicator is in Fahrenheit. 😆
Great job jason
Thank u 🙂
Would be interesting how much you charged this for🤣 impressive work💪🏼
its the value of the DATA inside, then its worth it. anything just to recover whats in it.
I’m watching every video this video like my skills upgrade ..500hr😂😂
Hi ,what type of Barlow lens are you using
U r genius. love from india ❤️🇮🇳🇮🇳❤️
Comment for the algorythm. Love your Video Style. Much more entertaining than some Australien Streamer ;) pld WE Love you with your scuffs
I have an iPhone 11, that looks like someone used an iron to just push lots of caps, and the processor is not there. I just need to find an iPhone 11 under $250 with like broken screen, etc.
Love your channel 👌🏻
Well done Jason top man
thank you message :)
Hope you do a video on my 6S plus
What is the best motherboard diagram software name?
Love it :) good job :)
There's just one thing i don't get; who has data (only) on their phone these days? Every photo, text, file, or whatever I do on my phone, is being backed up (to cloud services) the second it gets created. Phones are a disposable thing and they have been for quite a few years now.
Whenever I lose or damage a phone, I disable it and buy a new one ... and yes, in the last 15 years this has happened to me at least two times, and it has not presented any problem to me. You may lose a few hours because some apps only backup one time every 24 hours, but really .. I don't get it.
More so when iCloud backup is the default - you have to *actively* turn it off; and full backup on the computer is done wirelessly and with no user intervention save the initial setup (one click). Same with backups from the Mac: just buy an external HD and click "yes" when the Mac asks to use it for backup.
When I'm asked to recover data, I know that 90% of the times I'm dealing with useless data and/or unpleasant people.
oooo, an STS video.
*clicks play*
what is the polarity from those caps?
HELLOO FROM SERBIA🇷🇸❤️
Which systematic diagram you use?
I use FlexBV and Phoneboard mostly. FlexBV is paid commercial software but Phoneboard is free. FlexBV does not come with board views and schematics but they can be downloaded for free online.
www.phoneboard.co
www.pldaniels.com/flexbv
Wow, the Frugal Flux Fella From Florida Fetes his Followers with another video. _Yeah Baby!_ 👍👍 (Two thumbs up. One is for the first 5 minutes of the first edition. 😁)
My apologies Jason and I hope you excuse my lack of manners. *Thank You* for the videos. 🥰🥰 (1 for each)
Mr Villmer, if ever you lose your amazing ability to micro soLder, consider narrating "pron" books for the Audio Book market. Man your _in your end ohs_ are really good and I mean so effing brilliant that the listeners couldn't hear the forest for the *wood!* 🤗
Elephantids. LOL!!
Do you need a university degree to have this job? And what academic field is better?
No this is mostly all self proclaimed. I just always worked with electronics and computers. I turned to TH-cam for learning microsoldering.
That was a real marathon task, I imagine the only way you can make anything out of this job is from the TH-cam revenue?
31:13 WOAH, where can I get one of those?
Sorry you had to endure such a long repair, but at least it was worth watching the whole 1 hour.
Great video , Thank you ,👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍, keep it up
Lesson here is to always backup your iphone regularly.. just my thoughts though!
I've never owned an apply product in my life so I don't know how these works, but I see you doing data recovery.... does Apple not back up all the phones contents to the cloud for restore like Android does? Even my Windows Phone does. (I still love my Windows Phone :D)
Not if the person does not enable it and pays Apple more money for enough storage.
Apple gives 5GB of iCloud storage for free. Once it is full, the phone complains all the time but it often gets ignored. Many phones that come in, people believe they are backing up but are not. Windows phone -- interesting! I've been so fixated on Apple and Android, I forgot there was such a thing. :-)
@@ststele Well they're all but dead now but I did love my Lumia :) But I'm also totally happy with my Galaxy Note 8 that I've had for several years. I'm anal about backups these days though. My aunt has some kind of iPhone, and I know she stores everything on it and if there's only 5GB of free storage, I'm positive she's not paid for more. And she doesn't own a computer of any kind so she's kind of stuck.
You could replace the clutch, pressure plate and throw-out bearing on a 1979 Datsun 310 front wheel drive car without removing the engine or transaxle.
How does that even work?
@@brarautorepairs First remove a cover over the input shaft, then slide out the shaft. Remove a cover on the top access of the bell housing and you would see the pressure plate and the bolts holding it onto the flywheel. Remove one bolt, turn the crankshaft 1/4 turn with a socket on the harmonic balancer, remove the next bolt and continue until the bolts are all removed. Grab the pressure plate and slide up with the clutch plate. Now you had access to remove the throw out bearing. If the face of the flywheel was not damaged, reinstall the new parts in reverse order.
I worked at a Datsun dealership in the mid to late 70s. The second easiest clutch job was on the Datsun B-210, however, that transmission had to be removed.
@@bblod4896 now I got to watch a video on this. Every car I ever worked on in my life you had to remove the transmission because the input shaft is on a bearing basically lives inside the transmission housing.
@@brarautorepairs
Such an old car, I don't know if there is a video out there on it.
Found the old service manual, click the link.
❤❤❤ good job
Thank you!
Yea u can make it work
How much time give you Jason on this phone😉
I think this one was around 1.5~2hours of bench time. Not what I would consider fast but I'm glad I didn't get stuck on it for days!
I wouldn’t dare send back a data recovery job and not have a local copy of it. If anything happens and the customer can’t get the data off of it all I need to do is copy the backup to a flash drive and send it to him/her
0:11 Serenity now
This is 2 or 3 out of every 5 that hit the bench! It is maddening
No one going to mention the Skull shape reflection above the soldering iron at 47:40 😂
I had to look really hard but I think I found it. Lol
@@ststele I would put a screen shot up but TH-cam don't allow it 😂
Can you repair a Flir TK Scout?
Hmmmm, maybe so. The trouble I'm faced with now is being in over my head with the number of devices I have here though. I'm going to make some changes and will hopefully be able to start taking in more types of devices.
@@ststele thanks
Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰 ,🥰🥰
no audio ?
"we're getting a little warmer... almost there" that's what she said
good
❤❤❤❤❤ ماشاء الله عليك
53:26 ifeel good james brown :)))))
You brillent
Not more flux. 😆
Hmm front wheel drive, a transverse engine.
Don't say solder, try ' Smolder' 😀
I said that in this video but every standard transmission car I ever owned was front wheel drive and I changed the clutch on all of them without pulling the engine. I'm certain I lost more blood doing it that way though.
@@ststele i wasn't aware that you had mechanics fingers, when are you going to give them back to the poor bloke 😀
Well at the prices that repair shops enjoy charging us, we have to have a go.
I've only done manual gearbox clutches.
Sometimes it's a three mugs of tea job, gotta lube the brain 😀
Watching an excellent repair was satisfying. It will be much better if you remove glare of the ring light on to the microscope.
Thank you! In my planning to upgrade my microscope camera for video quality & 60fps, I had not realized the glare of my ring light! Correcting that would make a huge difference. With all the time I spend trying to get rid of glares elsewhere using other cameras, not once have I ever considered that ring light and it is the largest part of my videos! I appreciate the advice.
@@ststele and also grab a thermal camera and voltage injection to for quick short repair. 😉 Hoping to see that in your future videos. Cheers!
Workaholic!!!
👌
I hope the heck that is the last time you see that bleeper of a phone.
that not look new with plastique burn ...
Too many ads good vid
Oh balls !
You forget to show f the battery is charging
please where schematis
I use FlexBV and Phoneboard mostly. FlexBV is paid commercial software but Phoneboard is free. FlexBV does not come with board views and schematics but they can be downloaded for free online.
www.phoneboard.co
www.pldaniels.com/flexbv