How to Reball an iPhone 13 Pro Motherboard
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ม.ค. 2023
- In this video I show you the process to reball the interposer / sandwich of an iPhone 13 Pro motherboard. I tend to make a lot of on the fly decisions and sometimes want to try new techniques. I had never tried to heat the reball stencil this way before but I actually think I prefer this method now. The heating platform might not be necessary, but the no nozzle hot air while spreading the heat seemed to work well. One of the reasons I like this work is because there are no rules except to provide quality work. I am free to arrive there using any methods I like.
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Quality work as always. Your channel should be on every tech's watchlist. Keep it up!
Really appreciate that!
old way with X and 11 Series, 10 minutes on board heater. iPhone 12 and newer, minimum 1 hour to separate and reball the sandwich. Do-able but tough. So many of these 12 and 13 end up with No WiFi or No IMEI which just end up being broken solder joints on these sandwich parts. Gotta watch this 100 more times to get this repair down. Great Work on the Video!
Appreciate you watching!
Nice video, complete different then how we do in our videos. But gets the job done nicely. Keep up the good work
Whatever works!
Hello, can you tell pls what temperature and air flow you used? Thank you
what is the name of that item placed above senticl when rebailing pads
love this kind of work, may i know the brand of reballing plate and bga paste you use sir?
148c solder paste. I use qianli reballing stencil.
My phone was damaged and the motherbod was band i fixed it but still touch and on/off button is not working advise me plz
Thanks for great lessons.
I got my first iphone 12 apart and cleaned up. Before i go a reball the bottom board seems a little warped...
Are their solder balls in the bottom half of the sandwich? Or does that bottom half come apart at all? Or is the bottom half permanently together?
Any tricks for strightening bottom board? :)
If broken underneath interposer it is very hard to fix. It has a lot of thermal mass and heat sinks. I have not removed one since the iphone X I believe, so I am not sure what it feels like on the 12. It is hard to do and requires a lot of heat. So much, that it might damaged underfilled components nearby.
Nice video! What is the part number of the tip you use around minute 4:00?
Sorry, I don't remember!
Great work Boss❤🔥🔥 Please what flux and soldering wick did you use in this Video? AliExpress link will be highly appreciated, just want to make sure I’m getting the right one. Thanks
I use kingbo flux and 148c solder paste
Nice job
What solder paste are you using ?
148c
What is the brand and model of the heater that you used to separate the boards? I used the Mechanic brand and was not able to separate the boards after an hour on the heater at 240 C. Had to add more heat with the heat gun.
Bro thats insane... I use the sunshine preheater, set it to 215, and when it get to temp, i add a little hot air, 250C air speed 70 no nozzle. and they pop off like a charm. Did you add flux while the board was heating up? Perhaps you have a defective heater. If you are going to buy a replacement, I have seen the MiJing iRepair MS1 Universal PCB Preheater is pretty good at the moment, and the plates for the new iPhone models are very cheap, Better than mechanic crap
@@ExzeroX Yes, I added flux. Must be bad heater or something.
put some 183 solder melt,put heater on 230,and when on top board solder melt,just with hot gun with 300c/50 separate easy and speed
Why do you use hot air when applying solder to the pads in the beginning
I use hot air to supplement my iron all the time. It is an old habit from when my tools weren't as good. Solder just flows better into nice blobs. I also have better control (or at least more consistency) when I am trying to either remove solder or add solder to something. I get much less like little pointy parts in the solder, and more uniformly sized solder pads.
@@iBoardRepair thank you
this is my tric sir😊
It works well!