i like that you went back and cleaned everything so it was perfect for the customer most repair shops would not have done that good video jason hope you make more sooner than later
I am in complete awe of your knowledge and abilities. I tried a screen repair on an iPhone 5. My hands shake way too much to even try and do something like this. My daughters iPhone 7 Plus needs a new battery. I should send it to you! 👏🏼👏🏼
I love your good work Jason, what I also like so much is that you decided to separate the pcb for a second time, you really want the best for the customer! Thank you for repairing my phone!
Thank u for commenting. I was wondering how long before you seen the video. I’ve never posted a video where the owner of the phone doesn’t recognize it pretty quick. Please let me know if it gives you any trouble. It should run good.
You're welcome! I did recognize the video immediately when I was in Greece for holidays the past 10 days, and I enjoyed it :). Unfortunately I had some problems with placing a comment on the video, with my phone.. So I thought, I will post a comment at it when I’m back in The Netherlands, with my laptop ;). At this moment i'm still waiting to receive the phone! I think it will arrive soon.
@@ststele Before you "seen" the video? And "run good?" Despite that, you are a damn genius, and tech god. I assume a repair like this would cost a fortune... And I would like to know what it costs. I mean why not just buy a new one? (Priceless photos and videos I understand, but this phone was second hand.)
Hi . This is a great video. In the past I have given you grief but now I take it all back ( sorry :-( ) . I have watched a number of iphone fix videos and yours are up there with the best. I have an XR that I have done some work on but the last issue I have it that it wont start, its drawing around 0.1 A @ 4V ( when on a DC power supply ) and just sitting there. I know that high ampage is an indication of a short but I am not sure about the indication of a low ampage and what tests I should start to perform ( but I am sure I will crack this in time ). I am a hobbyist and enjoy bringing these smashed devices back to life. :-)
Thanks :) I wonder if when the board is powered on and drawing 0.1a (100mA), if it would be detected by a computer? I see them pretty often stuck in DFU mode. 100mA could be that.
I spotted that little solder piece! Man oh man am I glad you showed going back over it and removing it! I was sat here thinking "nooooooo!!" benefit of reviewing your footage!
Sometimes you need to leave it to the experts. I have a iPhone 6 Plus that Jason fixed a while ago. I went to replace my battery, sorted out all the screws correctly when taking it apart and was thanking Jason for all these great videos. I left the room for a moment, and came back realizing that my dog’s big ass tail hit the screw separator and they went everywhere. Glad it was Prime Days as I bought a new screw set and a magnifier. Hopefully I can get it back together and not do LSD. FML!!
Thank you Jason for the repairs that you have done for me and my family over a few years. I’d also like to thank you of all the knowledge that I have gained watching your videos. I don’t try to re-ball or any shit like that, but gained confidence enough to battery and proximity sensor cable replacement. The 6 Plus you worked on 2 years ago for touch disease is still up and running.
15 Jan 2020 and you were on Paul Daniels channel. He suggested we take a look at yours, you posted a link so I came and looked. What I know about soLdering and iPhone/Mac repairs would fit onto the head of an electron printed in a LARGE font but even I can recognise that you got serious skills. Very impressive Jason. In case you read this, with the dribbling of the flux round the split PCB, would a flux pen do a better job or would it drag on the soLder balls too much? As I said, I know *nothing* but BigClive uses one (I know, totally different environment) but curiosity killed the K1W1, satisfaction brought me back. Thanks for the show (and I clicked Subscribe :) Look forward to watching more.
Thank you for popping it into the ultrasonic cleaner before sending it off. That's the first thing I look at on a PCB is if the manufacturer (or repair technician) even bothered to clean off the flux - good indication of the kind of workmanship you're dealing with. I'm still undecided on not replacing that cap you ripped off though, I know you have your reasons but the engineers didn't put it there for fun, it does serve a purpose :) Anyways great talent you have!
Great video,you were very good when you first started but man your so polished now. The explanations you give, and the tools You use make for a great video
I opened my iPhone and literally couldn’t see anything. I’ve been watching repair TH-cam videos for so long I hadn’t connected that in real life it’s not that zoomed up as in the videos... lol. I had to purchase some magnifying glasses but they were so uncomfortable and clunky, my career of fixing my phone died right there. Respect to you. You are just as talented as any surgeon
@STSTelecom How do you fix an iphone X stuck in recovery mode because of a full storage. It went into a bootloop and then updating failed because of lack of sufficient storage. Would the phone require to be opened for this issue? What is a possible solution? Waiting to hear from you
Did I hear Mutley laughing, or was it Scooby? Please really impress me and tell me you were reading the clients phone story from Netherlands text? Lol. Great video. Many thanks.
The need to clean, no-clean fluxes. We did in MILSPEC products, although ultrasonics was banned for the process. Caused micro delamination of the PCB's. Nice video.
You posted this video as I'm currently struggling to find my first VDD main short, also liquid damage and was ultrasonic'd before being sent to me, I cri evrytim
Hey Jason was wondering if you ever experience neck and back pain from using the microscope? And if any suggestions on remedying such issues? Also what microscope do you use? Apologies if you’ve already made a video about it or mentioned it before
This has recently become a pretty big problem. As the repairs have gotten more difficult and with lower success rates, I’ve been spending a lot more hours at the bench and being less active when away from the bench. I’ve had a neck ache for months and it doesn’t really go away, it just moves around to different areas. To help combat my neck aches, I’ve gotten rid of no-fix/no-fee and also added an additional charge for prior repair attempts. I’m starting to be more active again and will be having more time to get away from the bench. So far, having a bench fee doesn’t seem to have slowed down new repairs. I just get dumped on so very often, I have to charge a fee. Recently, I had almost an entire month of no-fixes due to where I get most of my customers. I feel so very much better now that I’m not giving away so much time. Maybe my neck ache will go away? :-)
STS Telecom How much working distance does your microscope allow? Can it be adjusted so you’re sitting as straight as possible when working or have to lean forward/bend your neck to use?
hi Jason, you rockwith this channel you really do, i've learned allot, i was watching parks and recreation and in season two episode 14, around min 15:54 there is this guy that looks a bit like you and was like hey he looks like sts telecom i should probably write a comment to let him know. Sound fun right? He for sure doesn't look like Rossmann though...
Hey Jason! As always, I am enjoying your videos since a long time and was happy to see you again on stage with this video. For me, as living in Germany it's weird that a EU customer sends a device for a board level repair to the USA. So, shipping is not cheap...what was the repair price at the end of your work? However, go on with your great work, your fantastic humor, and sympathetic character. Best regards, Tolga
Hey, thanks for the compliments. Return shipping to the Netherlands is $24.50 at our cheapest rate. We normally charge $150~$250 for iPhone X repairs. This one wound up being $150 + $46 (upgraded shipping +insurance). Also, in some countries, they make the customer pay import fees before they can get their phone back. We try to make it clear that we're only returning their phone to them tho in hopes that they don't have to pay taxes as if they purchased the phone.
I should have waited a while before I tried and butchered a data recovery attempt on my WD’d wife’s 5s a while back... 🤦♂️ thanks for an awesome tutorials...
Great video, I am currently working on building a iPhone XS Max, I have been fixing phones and selling them to make some extra money, and recently I have been buying totalled phones and fixing them and selling them, I have this board and it doesn't interact with any device and because of this video I can go to a repair shop and ask if they can help me (because I don't have all the tools) otherwise I might just send it to you if you would like to help me fix my toughest project yet. I am also from the Netherlands.
My standards for cleaning flux have gotten pretty low. Im always afraid of it not working after an ultrasonic if its a severely water damaged machine. Plus amtech flux probably wont ever cause any damage. :)
Hello there! I’ve been doing cell phone repairs for a bit now and I wanted to also learn about how someone could get proper training in micro soldering
There are a couple of place's where you can learn that. 1 is rewa, they do courses all over the globe. 2 (the one that i did) is go to china head over to zhengzhens and there are a number of microsoldering classes you can take over there. With alot of expertise people that can guide you trough any issues. Wich ever one you choose to do. Bring a couple of phone,s with diffrent issue's so you can fix them on the spot. Excuse me for any grammer error, as english is my seconds language
Hey Jason, have you ever had components migrate when you remove shields using the drop technique? I have had that happen once but I am wondering if maybe I was using too much heat.
The alloy on most metal shields should melt considerably lower than what is used to solder on the components. Unless it's the upper/lower shield on an iPhone 6~6s+ (that covers baseband CPU). Those need a ridiculous amount of heat and is easy to accidentally nudge components around.
I think it is this one: www.amazon.com/C930e-Mount-Logitech-Webcam-Stand/dp/B07GVL4V2F I bought it for something else thinking it was way longer but it wound up working good to mount a web-cam to the bench.
Could be that the camera face I'd uses is dirty maybe a finger print or dust if it works on and off I'd say that is most likely why I've had this happen in some repairs I get in
We have decided to put it off until the end of July at the earliest and not let it spoil summer. Also, with some re-structuring and other changes, we may not open a traditional "shop". We will see. I'll be doing an announcement video when we're ready tho.
dear jason i got a iphone 6 the day before i purchase it the screen was bad but i gave me image , in the next day it went black , i tried to change into a new screen and still got no imagen it turns on and u can make the calls but 0 image it charges aswell , any tips to fix it ? no water dmg also no tecnicll service on it . if u can just help me a little bit ill thank u .
It really depends on the purpose of the caps. On VDD_MAIN there are a lot of them. By removing one, we have very slightly narrowed the operating window but not enough to make any difference. If we removed a bunch of them, the phone would eventually become unstable and likely do all sorts of goofy things. I've never tried tho :)
i like that you went back and cleaned everything so it was perfect for the customer most repair shops would not have done that good video jason hope you make more sooner than later
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I am in complete awe of your knowledge and abilities.
I tried a screen repair on an iPhone 5.
My hands shake way too much to even try and do something like this.
My daughters iPhone 7 Plus needs a new battery. I should send it to you! 👏🏼👏🏼
Jason my friend.. we missed you. Nice to see you back.
I love your good work Jason, what I also like so much is that you decided to separate the pcb for a second time, you really want the best for the customer! Thank you for repairing my phone!
Thank u for commenting. I was wondering how long before you seen the video. I’ve never posted a video where the owner of the phone doesn’t recognize it pretty quick. Please let me know if it gives you any trouble. It should run good.
You're welcome! I did recognize the video immediately when I was in Greece for holidays the past 10 days, and I enjoyed it :). Unfortunately I had some problems with placing a comment on the video, with my phone.. So I thought, I will post a comment at it when I’m back in The Netherlands, with my laptop ;). At this moment i'm still waiting to receive the phone! I think it will arrive soon.
@@ststele Before you "seen" the video? And "run good?" Despite that, you are a damn genius, and tech god. I assume a repair like this would cost a fortune... And I would like to know what it costs. I mean why not just buy a new one? (Priceless photos and videos I understand, but this phone was second hand.)
Enough with the PC, You need to get off your high horse....
Hi . This is a great video. In the past I have given you grief but now I take it all back ( sorry :-( ) . I have watched a number of iphone fix videos and yours are up there with the best. I have an XR that I have done some work on but the last issue I have it that it wont start, its drawing around 0.1 A @ 4V ( when on a DC power supply ) and just sitting there. I know that high ampage is an indication of a short but I am not sure about the indication of a low ampage and what tests I should start to perform ( but I am sure I will crack this in time ). I am a hobbyist and enjoy bringing these smashed devices back to life. :-)
Thanks :) I wonder if when the board is powered on and drawing 0.1a (100mA), if it would be detected by a computer? I see them pretty often stuck in DFU mode. 100mA could be that.
no clue how i came across this channel; maybe it's because i watch Louis Rossman but I'm very glad :)
Woah your alive
I spotted that little solder piece! Man oh man am I glad you showed going back over it and removing it! I was sat here thinking "nooooooo!!" benefit of reviewing your footage!
I’m really impressed, good job! I wish all phone repair guys were as meticulous as you.
You appeared in my feed and have to post saying great video found it fascinating and interesting. Keep up the great work
Sometimes you need to leave it to the experts. I have a iPhone 6 Plus that Jason fixed a while ago. I went to replace my battery, sorted out all the screws correctly when taking it apart and was thanking Jason for all these great videos. I left the room for a moment, and came back realizing that my dog’s big ass tail hit the screw separator and they went everywhere. Glad it was Prime Days as I bought a new screw set and a magnifier. Hopefully I can get it back together and not do LSD. FML!!
so do you need a magnifier to tell the screws apart
Yeppers! These old eyes ain't what they used to be! ;-(
@@dmartinie well that comes with age good luck
Thank you Jason for the repairs that you have done for me and my family over a few years. I’d also like to thank you of all the knowledge that I have gained watching your videos. I don’t try to re-ball or any shit like that, but gained confidence enough to battery and proximity sensor cable replacement. The 6 Plus you worked on 2 years ago for touch disease is still up and running.
Love watching your videos although I don't do microsoldering I love watching you figure it out!
15 Jan 2020 and you were on Paul Daniels channel. He suggested we take a look at yours, you posted a link so I came and looked. What I know about soLdering and iPhone/Mac repairs would fit onto the head of an electron printed in a LARGE font but even I can recognise that you got serious skills. Very impressive Jason.
In case you read this, with the dribbling of the flux round the split PCB, would a flux pen do a better job or would it drag on the soLder balls too much? As I said, I know *nothing* but BigClive uses one (I know, totally different environment) but curiosity killed the K1W1, satisfaction brought me back. Thanks for the show (and I clicked Subscribe :) Look forward to watching more.
I am reading this :-) thanks for subscribing. Flux pen may work better but I have never used one (yet).
jason is one of the best out there i would like to be teached by him honestly
Thank you for popping it into the ultrasonic cleaner before sending it off. That's the first thing I look at on a PCB is if the manufacturer (or repair technician) even bothered to clean off the flux - good indication of the kind of workmanship you're dealing with. I'm still undecided on not replacing that cap you ripped off though, I know you have your reasons but the engineers didn't put it there for fun, it does serve a purpose :) Anyways great talent you have!
Great video,you were very good when you first started but man your so polished now. The explanations you give, and the tools You use make for a great video
Thank you
Extraordinary level of skill. Very very impressive.
really enjoy your videos... keep em coming 👍
I opened my iPhone and literally couldn’t see anything. I’ve been watching repair TH-cam videos for so long I hadn’t connected that in real life it’s not that zoomed up as in the videos... lol. I had to purchase some magnifying glasses but they were so uncomfortable and clunky, my career of fixing my phone died right there. Respect to you. You are just as talented as any surgeon
Nowadays you need to have the precision of a chirurgical doctor to repair a phone
@STSTelecom
How do you fix an iphone X stuck in recovery mode because of a full storage. It went into a bootloop and then updating failed because of lack of sufficient storage.
Would the phone require to be opened for this issue? What is a possible solution?
Waiting to hear from you
Your a good man thanks for being such a great repair guy!! Not to many left
only $4,999,999.95?!? thats a steal! sending my perfectly fine phone in now!
sp0rka lol if you didn’t say it I would’ve
I have seen first time that because of one cap the phone can be short.
Very nice and understandable video.
You are doing your job perfectly, so if your channel was about different field, I guarantee that you would have millions of subscribers.
Jason nice to see you back doing vids you had been gone awhile
Did I hear Mutley laughing, or was it Scooby? Please really impress me and tell me you were reading the clients phone story from Netherlands text? Lol. Great video. Many thanks.
The need to clean, no-clean fluxes. We did in MILSPEC products, although ultrasonics was banned for the process. Caused micro delamination of the PCB's. Nice video.
"I'm never coming out, my life is rooined." 😂
You posted this video as I'm currently struggling to find my first VDD main short, also liquid damage and was ultrasonic'd before being sent to me, I cri evrytim
Hey Jason was wondering if you ever experience neck and back pain from using the microscope? And if any suggestions on remedying such issues? Also what microscope do you use? Apologies if you’ve already made a video about it or mentioned it before
This has recently become a pretty big problem. As the repairs have gotten more difficult and with lower success rates, I’ve been spending a lot more hours at the bench and being less active when away from the bench. I’ve had a neck ache for months and it doesn’t really go away, it just moves around to different areas.
To help combat my neck aches, I’ve gotten rid of no-fix/no-fee and also added an additional charge for prior repair attempts. I’m starting to be more active again and will be having more time to get away from the bench. So far, having a bench fee doesn’t seem to have slowed down new repairs. I just get dumped on so very often, I have to charge a fee. Recently, I had almost an entire month of no-fixes due to where I get most of my customers. I feel so very much better now that I’m not giving away so much time. Maybe my neck ache will go away? :-)
STS Telecom How much working distance does your microscope allow? Can it be adjusted so you’re sitting as straight as possible when working or have to lean forward/bend your neck to use?
hi Jason, you rockwith this channel you really do, i've learned allot,
i was watching parks and recreation and in season two episode 14, around min 15:54 there is this guy that looks a bit like you and was like hey he looks like sts telecom i should probably write a comment to let him know. Sound fun right? He for sure doesn't look like Rossmann though...
9:27 I'm never coming out, my life is rooined 🤣🙂🤯
nicely done jason, i wish all repairs were that snapplistic ( my new word for wow that was "quick") lol
Great Job Jason... I like ur work as well as ur setup... 💌 love from India
lol @ 9:16 , playground humor, the best kind :)
I've added extra cap's external to the pcb before IE add some jumper wires and find a space close by then stack some ceramics
Hey, its nice to see you again. Hope you feel good (:
From Kazakhstan thanks for this video.very informative content. Good luck you're channel and many more subscribe
love your video, tks for making, especially the list of parts n tools used, awesome job
hey jason glad to hear you've been busy looking forward to your next video
a month is to long to wait man ;-)
2 months almost. I’m finally posting tonight tho and planning to get back to uploading weekly.
Please can u tell me rhe time interval need in heater
I'm so thankfull for what you sharing, time so valueable 🙏🙏🙏🙏💪
1:20 - Phew... I thought you were going to run to the ocean and throw it in that 😂
Can you put a link to the plastic trays you use for phones to keep parts in? Thanks!
you are amazing bro
keep going on your creativity.
Another excellent video! Thanks Jason! Man, iPhone X repair is on another level
Thanks man :)
you are amazing in your work dude!
Hey Jason! As always, I am enjoying your videos since a long time and was happy to see you again on stage with this video. For me, as living in Germany it's weird that a EU customer sends a device for a board level repair to the USA. So, shipping is not cheap...what was the repair price at the end of your work?
However, go on with your great work, your fantastic humor, and sympathetic character.
Best regards,
Tolga
Hey, thanks for the compliments. Return shipping to the Netherlands is $24.50 at our cheapest rate. We normally charge $150~$250 for iPhone X repairs. This one wound up being $150 + $46 (upgraded shipping +insurance). Also, in some countries, they make the customer pay import fees before they can get their phone back. We try to make it clear that we're only returning their phone to them tho in hopes that they don't have to pay taxes as if they purchased the phone.
That's $24.50 if it is a whole phone (over 8oz~16oz) or $15 for logic board only (less than 8oz).
STS Telecom
Alright, thank you. I think that‘s an acceptable price 👍👍
Hello boss this Tural from Canada. I have a question what kind of power supply cable do you use? I mean the red one.
I should have waited a while before I tried and butchered a data recovery attempt on my WD’d wife’s 5s a while back... 🤦♂️ thanks for an awesome tutorials...
Great video, I am currently working on building a iPhone XS Max, I have been fixing phones and selling them to make some extra money, and recently I have been buying totalled phones and fixing them and selling them, I have this board and it doesn't interact with any device and because of this video I can go to a repair shop and ask if they can help me (because I don't have all the tools) otherwise I might just send it to you if you would like to help me fix my toughest project yet. I am also from the Netherlands.
My standards for cleaning flux have gotten pretty low. Im always afraid of it not working after an ultrasonic if its a severely water damaged machine. Plus amtech flux probably wont ever cause any damage. :)
which microscope do you use in your work, write the manufacturer’s brand and model.
Hello there! I’ve been doing cell phone repairs for a bit now and I wanted to also learn about how someone could get proper training in micro soldering
There are a couple of place's where you can learn that. 1 is rewa, they do courses all over the globe. 2 (the one that i did) is go to china head over to zhengzhens and there are a number of microsoldering classes you can take over there. With alot of expertise people that can guide you trough any issues. Wich ever one you choose to do. Bring a couple of phone,s with diffrent issue's so you can fix them on the spot. Excuse me for any grammer error, as english is my seconds language
You are really great bro...... Keep..... Rocking......
Just saw notification & watched it. Very informative...
Hi Jason, i have the same problem with my mother board. any way i could get my motherboard sent to you and fix as well?
what's the black stuff in the alcohol bath? i notice its almost always there
Do you ever use new thermal paste between the board?
Hi what is your webcam stand for handview shots?
What is the model
Of ur dc station I
Like it
Hey Jason, have you ever had components migrate when you remove shields using the drop technique? I have had that happen once but I am wondering if maybe I was using too much heat.
The alloy on most metal shields should melt considerably lower than what is used to solder on the components. Unless it's the upper/lower shield on an iPhone 6~6s+ (that covers baseband CPU). Those need a ridiculous amount of heat and is easy to accidentally nudge components around.
Nice job
"For the low low low price of just - $4999999.95 we can do a video on your phone"
great video - not seen much on X so good start for me
How do you find a short at the bottom and if it’s intel ?
heya as the X is the newest foon the componant inside are pretty the same so a cap blown and maling a shoret to with main that can happen
Where did you get the cable for the external power supply to the PCB? link?
I work for a repair company in the Netherlands. What company did this?
Hi Jason from Spain, thanks to share,
Hellow. The stand for the logitech camera seems awesome! Where you have found that? Thank you!
I think it is this one:
www.amazon.com/C930e-Mount-Logitech-Webcam-Stand/dp/B07GVL4V2F
I bought it for something else thinking it was way longer but it wound up working good to mount a web-cam to the bench.
I have an iphone x mother board aswell no power. How muxh for you to have a look at it
hey nice work. do you still use zxw
Love the videos, Keep up the good work.
Can you tell me why face id doesn’t work sometimes after screen repair?
Could be that the camera face I'd uses is dirty maybe a finger print or dust if it works on and off I'd say that is most likely why I've had this happen in some repairs I get in
do you only fix idevices,would be nice seeing you do some samsungs
I use this gear to build drones... I like your style 😁
SO, what did that cap do? And how come the phone can function without it?
Good job sir I always fallow you and learn many things from you..
Thank you for all the great video's
sir. please upload iphone x pcb layer separation full video
Awesom work mr jason
Im a big fan of you
My guilty pleasure is back!
How do you know that the cap you removed doesn’t need to be replace, and how to know which need to be?
repair in usa don't have any problem from example apple?
Sir, is there any board review that is free? Thank you!
Yes. phoneboard.co
nice ,, Would somebody be able to let me know if really the I clould would be removed ???
cam i ask,why you not reball rf board....
Do you do discounts?
What do you use for capturing the video from different sources to make your videos?
Anything I can get my hands on but mostly Open Broadcaster & Webcams.
@@ststele , do you use any HDMI capture card or it's only USB stuff that you are using?
@@ststele , and btw - you do the great job! Keep on! :)
Thanks. Primarily only USB unless I’m recording with my phone or other independent camera. No HDMI capture hardware yet. :)
9:20 are you talking under water lol
How's the shopping for a retail location going?
We have decided to put it off until the end of July at the earliest and not let it spoil summer. Also, with some re-structuring and other changes, we may not open a traditional "shop". We will see. I'll be doing an announcement video when we're ready tho.
Best video, greets from Germany
dear jason i got a iphone 6 the day before i purchase it the screen was bad but i gave me image , in the next day it went black , i tried to change into a new screen and still got no imagen it turns on and u can make the calls but 0 image it charges aswell , any tips to fix it ? no water dmg also no tecnicll service on it . if u can just help me a little bit ill thank u .
Nice work sir👌👌👌
What heppens if a lot of capacitors are missing from board
It really depends on the purpose of the caps. On VDD_MAIN there are a lot of them. By removing one, we have very slightly narrowed the operating window but not enough to make any difference. If we removed a bunch of them, the phone would eventually become unstable and likely do all sorts of goofy things. I've never tried tho :)
Thanks so much
Nice video try to meke more of them
i need to repair my hard disk which is dropped. Any idea who can i contact
Awesome to watch, thanks 🙏
Can you do video about power séquence and circuit voltage and signle pls