So good to have a video of you teaching/helping a friend out Hugh, very entertaining and very funny. Even funnier that they even schooled you with the tip on how best to set the screw in place to avoid stripping the thread! 🤣
This is awesome to watch, 3 years ago I found your channel and now I've been repairing both mine and my friends and families phones and devices. Thank you so much, your videos are amazing👍
This video was fun for me. They way you faced when he put iPhone upside down on the heat plate 😂 and small mistakes like adhesive lineup. Such a great video 😁 loved it
my first screen replacement was 2 years ago on my iPhone 7 Plus. I already knew what to expect because i watch a couple of youtubers like you that fix electronics. Fast forward from then, I can fix most common electronics.
This was a great video with a lot of savory tips (screw layout with the bracket is genius). If you convince either of your parents to go on a similar learning experience, I wish you the best of luck!
Hey Hugh, I have the video suggestion for you. The pixel Fold has very terrible heat dissipation problems. You should see if you can do a mod of it and improve thermal throttling / heat dissipation on it and it could be something that would work on other phones too.
I wish to be there myself your friend got trained better than any phone shops and in my opinion better than factory quality keep it going Hugh hoping to meet you one day good luck ❤
3:28 I'm gonna need the name of whatever that clamp thing is that's holding the screen up cause that would make fixing phones so much easier. i usually have to find something to prop it up and its really annoying. also whoever designed it is an absolute genius.
Having replaced a battery in my iPhone 8, that’s about the furthest I’d go into the phone. The 6s battery repair is easy, but the 8 one is a bit harder. I struggled to get the Taptic Engine cable plugged back in, took me about 30 minutes of trying. After I got it in I jumped the gun and plugged in the screen before putting the seal on. I was about fed up at this point so I just ignored the seal. I’ll install it at some point.
Well done!!!! Sorry about the volume key not working. At least the screen works. I guess the next best option to control volume is to use Assistive Touch.
i love your repair vids and phone guru learning to fix iphones. based off different phones repair videos, iphones are relatively easy to repair as the internal is not such a mess unlike android devices, but the worry with IOS is the system. i hope you can make more repair videos with other phone issues such as having no signal both sim and wifi and other stuff
She did well, that many screws, brackets and other fiddly bits are no doubt daunting for pretty much everyone. That bit about backing out the screws to make sure they're seated correctly for driving them into place is simply good practice anyway, only thing was the prying needed a bit of guidance. Just a shame that the volume button didn't fix that issue, otherwise a really good repair. I'd say an 8.5/10 overall
@@MuscleCarLover Haley is a man's name as well, retard. And if your other metric is how soft-spoken he is then you may as well call Hugh a tranny as well.
Loved this video, it's always great to teach new people on how to repair products like these phones. I've never owned an iPhone but I do agree that there are way too many screws involved, as well as of different sizes and heads. Why do you need 4 different types of screw (Pentalobe, Philips, Tri-wing and Stand-off) for one device?
Your legitimately just a good person, I have seen so many other “tech repairers” that are complete jerks to friends and especially their own families simply because they get sick of being asked to repair things and as someone who is very loyal to friends and family it disgusts me to see people become so callous towards others
Love your videos. I did a repair recently on my friend's iphone 12 mini he broke just to see if I could. I did everything right except the FaceID. I messed up and ribbon was destroyed. Feel so dumb with that one. Other than that everything else is in working order now.
Great video as usual! I have an Asus K55N laptop from 2013 that doesn't power on anymore. The AC adapter doesn't power it, so I bought another AC adapter. That didn't work. In fact, the battery that was still good before the laptop stopped working failed to turn the computer on. I think it could be a motherboard issue. What are your thoughts, and is it fixable or replaceable? Thanks for your help.
diagnosing remotely is pretty hard, a few possible options would be that the battery is preventing the device from starting (so it might start if you disconnect the battery), that the DC jack is broken (hard to tell without having the device in hand) or that there's a component-level issue on the motherboard. To diagnose something like this, I would usually use a multimeter - but that also requires some knowledge of what to look for. Would be best if you take it to a local repair shop, they should be able to tell you what is wrong with it really quick (if they're good at what they do). Good luck!
A few questions My first question is why is everybody’s favorite part the sponger Also, how can the battery break the phone if you did not disconnect it first Why do you need a plate to take home button? Why do you need to take almost every single component out of the phone just to get to one cable for the power or the volume up button? But last, but not least do you mind fixing up a phone for me, please?
This is so awesome! The guy repairing the phone has more patience than me. When i attempted the repair on my iPhone SE, I ended up ripping the touchid cable by mistake when I went to replace the battery. One thing I always do when replacing batteries is I drain them until the phone shuts off because half the time theres so much adhesive that I end up having to manhandle the battery out bending it in the process and with the battery being drained theres virtually 0 chance of me burning down the house
I enoy doing this with friends and their PC's - although the parts are bigger (in desktops especially), its fun watching them go "so how does this part fit into the space of the bigger part?" (3.5 in hdd swap to 2.5 in SSD). "We brought a bracket remember!" - "oh yes so it makes the ssd drive the same size as the hdd drive!" :) I then go on to tease them thats hdd is all you need to say, kinda like like ATM, not ATM machine ;)
Amazing how openly he speaks for the first time in front of so many viewers, I think I wouldn't be able to make a sound. And speaking of screws, often it also helps to take a picture of the inside of the phone, print it out, and place the screws in their corresponding spots, especially when you're scatterbrained like me, it's a great solution.
Hi Hugh, do you know the case about Wiltech? He is a colombian influencer who was sued by Apple because his independent repairment business. They are threating him to sending to jail if he does not cease his activities.
The main issue was not showing to start it before pasting the glues of the screen as well as closing it all with the screws again. You jinx it... So many times I have to open the device because I did sth wrong! ahah But as always, great educative video!
So good to have a video of you teaching/helping a friend out Hugh, very entertaining and very funny. Even funnier that they even schooled you with the tip on how best to set the screw in place to avoid stripping the thread! 🤣
The backturning of the screws until you hear a click is a tip my dad gave me when I was a kid. Very important and glad it was mentioned here. 😊😊
Completely agree, I take old toys/tech apart and I hate self tapping screws.
Got it from FranLab.
This is awesome to watch, 3 years ago I found your channel and now I've been repairing both mine and my friends and families phones and devices. Thank you so much, your videos are amazing👍
Hugh as a teacher, not for the first time! He has been teaching us all for a long time.
This video was fun for me. They way you faced when he put iPhone upside down on the heat plate 😂 and small mistakes like adhesive lineup. Such a great video 😁 loved it
Been there. Taught 2 people already how to repair phones, hopefully I'll teach even more!
Nice.
Nice ❤
cool!
Cannot believe that Apple made fixing phones a specialised art work.
Fact: When you drop an iPhone screw, it simply ceases to exist.
glad you didn't say "fun fact" 😂👍
Hats off to you Hugh for spreading your knowledge to others. I really admire that.
Hahahhahaha looks like you both were having a blast .. I love teaching someone something new … keep up the great work
Good to see you found someone that makes you smile like that Hugh!
my first screen replacement was 2 years ago on my iPhone 7 Plus. I already knew what to expect because i watch a couple of youtubers like you that fix electronics. Fast forward from then, I can fix most common electronics.
This was a great video with a lot of savory tips (screw layout with the bracket is genius). If you convince either of your parents to go on a similar learning experience, I wish you the best of luck!
Hey Hugh, I have the video suggestion for you. The pixel Fold has very terrible heat dissipation problems. You should see if you can do a mod of it and improve thermal throttling / heat dissipation on it and it could be something that would work on other phones too.
Everyone should have a friend like you ❤❤❤❤❤
I like this video, you both looks great together.
Great concept Hugh! Well done to your friend on the fix 👍😊
This gave me flashbacks from my first repair, I was probably just as anxious with an iPhone 4 at the time
Its great to see you shifting your content a little bit!
Love that you are sharing your skills with your friend..teaching the world
Great video, i almost cant believe this is tbe first time ive heard about backwards turning the screw first
youtubers like you made me courage enough to fix every phone i have in my phone drawer thankfully i didn't kill a single phone
Congrats on your first phone repair! You did a great job
I wish i had a frend who repaired stuff :(
Thanks for a new video to watch Hugh! :)
Finally it's nice to see you smile
First time seeing Hugh smile
To be honest im feeling the connection between those two bffr..
that's really nice of you to teach your friend and it made for a great video!
Awesome job repairing the phone, Haley (hope i spelled your name right)
it's spelled like "heigheleighe"
@@rollinontheboard 😂
Great to share the knowledge online and in person. Spread the knowledge far and wide. Great video Hugh :)
I learned a new technical term for iPhone repair, "fiddledy bits" 🤙🏽
hugh is just absolute legend!
That screen holder is a cool design, I need me one of them!
I wish to be there myself your friend got trained better than any phone shops and in my opinion better than factory quality keep it going Hugh hoping to meet you one day good luck ❤
Always a joy watching your content, Thank you for sharing
you missed the line (So, This is it!) 😅
3:28 I'm gonna need the name of whatever that clamp thing is that's holding the screen up cause that would make fixing phones so much easier. i usually have to find something to prop it up and its really annoying. also whoever designed it is an absolute genius.
It’s an ifixit screen holder, pretty sure it’s called the iclamp
Interesting to see the internal layout of the SE 2022. Externally very similar to even an iPhone 6 but quite a lot of redesign ‘under the hood’.
I was surprised you put it back together glue and all before checking that everything worked.
I’m guessing they checked before just didn’t show that
Having replaced a battery in my iPhone 8, that’s about the furthest I’d go into the phone. The 6s battery repair is easy, but the 8 one is a bit harder. I struggled to get the Taptic Engine cable plugged back in, took me about 30 minutes of trying. After I got it in I jumped the gun and plugged in the screen before putting the seal on. I was about fed up at this point so I just ignored the seal. I’ll install it at some point.
Enjoy all your videos--nice to see the twist to a teaching video.
Really liked this video Hugh
Well done!!!! Sorry about the volume key not working. At least the screen works. I guess the next best option to control volume is to use Assistive Touch.
Its nice to see you helping him fix his phone. Great video, Hugh!
*them/their
mind your pronouns
@@ReviewGuy01 💀 lmao
@@ReviewGuy01 No. That's definitely a dude.
@@ReviewGuy01typical muritard.
@@ReviewGuy01mind your what? Hes clearly complimenting the Guy and U ridicule him. Clearly the accepting and Loving Community
i love your repair vids and phone guru learning to fix iphones. based off different phones repair videos, iphones are relatively easy to repair as the internal is not such a mess unlike android devices, but the worry with IOS is the system. i hope you can make more repair videos with other phone issues such as having no signal both sim and wifi and other stuff
Android are a lot easier to do I keep away from iPhones.
She did well, that many screws, brackets and other fiddly bits are no doubt daunting for pretty much everyone.
That bit about backing out the screws to make sure they're seated correctly for driving them into place is simply good practice anyway, only thing was the prying needed a bit of guidance. Just a shame that the volume button didn't fix that issue, otherwise a really good repair. I'd say an 8.5/10 overall
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@@realcartoongirl Sounded like a woman, had a woman's name, I just put 2 and 2 together. It's not hard to be respectful
@@MuscleCarLover are you deaf it sounds male to me
@@MuscleCarLover Haley is a man's name as well, retard. And if your other metric is how soft-spoken he is then you may as well call Hugh a tranny as well.
Man, the Minnow is such a great little kit, love it!
Awesome Video! 😁
It’s like a little collaboration & whatnot, while fixing an Apple iDevice up! 😁
Loved this video, it's always great to teach new people on how to repair products like these phones. I've never owned an iPhone but I do agree that there are way too many screws involved, as well as of different sizes and heads. Why do you need 4 different types of screw (Pentalobe, Philips, Tri-wing and Stand-off) for one device?
Because F you for trying to repair something you own instead of just buying a new one, that's why. Don't you care about Apple's bottom line?
Good job!
Your legitimately just a good person, I have seen so many other “tech repairers” that are complete jerks to friends and especially their own families simply because they get sick of being asked to repair things and as someone who is very loyal to friends and family it disgusts me to see people become so callous towards others
You two have romantic chemistry
Love your videos. I did a repair recently on my friend's iphone 12 mini he broke just to see if I could. I did everything right except the FaceID. I messed up and ribbon was destroyed. Feel so dumb with that one. Other than that everything else is in working order now.
Well done both of you
That’s the exact phone I have which makes this even cooler👍👍
Great video as usual! I have an Asus K55N laptop from 2013 that doesn't power on anymore. The AC adapter doesn't power it, so I bought another AC adapter. That didn't work. In fact, the battery that was still good before the laptop stopped working failed to turn the computer on. I think it could be a motherboard issue. What are your thoughts, and is it fixable or replaceable? Thanks for your help.
diagnosing remotely is pretty hard, a few possible options would be that the battery is preventing the device from starting (so it might start if you disconnect the battery), that the DC jack is broken (hard to tell without having the device in hand) or that there's a component-level issue on the motherboard. To diagnose something like this, I would usually use a multimeter - but that also requires some knowledge of what to look for. Would be best if you take it to a local repair shop, they should be able to tell you what is wrong with it really quick (if they're good at what they do). Good luck!
@@PvtAnonymous It didn't start with just the AC adapter either.
This a great video idea hopefully we can get more of these types of videos
A few questions
My first question is why is everybody’s favorite part the sponger
Also, how can the battery break the phone if you did not disconnect it first
Why do you need a plate to take home button?
Why do you need to take almost every single component out of the phone just to get to one cable for the power or the volume up button?
But last, but not least do you mind fixing up a phone for me, please?
Good job❤
This is so awesome! The guy repairing the phone has more patience than me. When i attempted the repair on my iPhone SE, I ended up ripping the touchid cable by mistake when I went to replace the battery. One thing I always do when replacing batteries is I drain them until the phone shuts off because half the time theres so much adhesive that I end up having to manhandle the battery out bending it in the process and with the battery being drained theres virtually 0 chance of me burning down the house
This is so cool to see Hugh helping out your friend and guiding him through the steps
Watching on my se 2
Im an android user but watching phones being repaired is just fascinating
Every single time I watch an IPhone being repaired I think " This is way too complicated for what it should be
nice seeing more stuff fixed 😋
what pronouns does your friend use?
finally someone asking 🫡
Please Hugh, stay away from rainbow people
love your videos, i never repaired a phone myself, i repair macbooks a lot though.
bro you have infinite macbooks
Sheesh cool video!
once u do the home button its the front speaker components that are hard to to remove and reattaach attach
beoke my front cam cable on my iphone8plus
Your friend rode mic, is upside down?
10:06
lol
I do the same thing, for the same reasons. Also gives you a better feedback if a screw is ready to be screwed in.
I want that blue jump lead
Haley did a great job. I hope we see more of him in the future.
*her
@@ReviewGuy01 Looks like a man to me
@@stevenjobswellwho gives a fuck what you think
Hugh friend watching all of his video before it
Nice seeing a lesson for your comrade.
I enoy doing this with friends and their PC's - although the parts are bigger (in desktops especially), its fun watching them go "so how does this part fit into the space of the bigger part?" (3.5 in hdd swap to 2.5 in SSD). "We brought a bracket remember!" - "oh yes so it makes the ssd drive the same size as the hdd drive!" :) I then go on to tease them thats hdd is all you need to say, kinda like like ATM, not ATM machine ;)
Very interesting video i like it keep up the good work
if we could all have a coach looking over our shoulders.
nice concept not only do you get a video you teach someone how to repair their phone if they ever need to do it again
Amazing how openly he speaks for the first time in front of so many viewers, I think I wouldn't be able to make a sound. And speaking of screws, often it also helps to take a picture of the inside of the phone, print it out, and place the screws in their corresponding spots, especially when you're scatterbrained like me, it's a great solution.
Hi Hugh, do you know the case about Wiltech? He is a colombian influencer who was sued by Apple because his independent repairment business. They are threating him to sending to jail if he does not cease his activities.
The owner of the channel enjoyed this video above the rest...😊 Seems like he did!
great repair video!
Two cuties working on a phone: what else can a technically challenged old dame ask for ?
THIRSTY!
@@davidlewis1787 🥰🥰 And proud of it.
Nice concept, good video
The main issue was not showing to start it before pasting the glues of the screen as well as closing it all with the screws again. You jinx it... So many times I have to open the device because I did sth wrong! ahah But as always, great educative video!
I’m guessing they probably checked just didn’t show it Hugh always checks his stuff before shutting them up
Nice job
When you fit the battery at 16:15, what is the blue cable you plug into the phone with the clamp on the screen? thx
Neat tool, huh.
Glad he shared the JCID device!
Never fixed a phone myself, I’m more into PC’s. Building 2 PC’s in a few weeks and worked on hundreds.
I have that same phone actually , a 128 GB model in black
Who is Fren? ;)
You're a good friend Hugh!!!
Nice hugh and your friend I can tell your friend was a bit nervous
When i repaired my first phone i ripped the home button cable, somehow...
Very nice video 👍🏻
Frends or Friends? intro....
I wish I had super vision when I was trying to repair my s7 but messed it up
Man, i almost sent in my 1st first android screen replacement for critique. But it was my sons phone, snd he broke it again about 9 days later.
Now all I need is a friend that can repair my phone
I would love a mini series of this!
Right no joke my iPhone SE 2’s screen broke just a few days ago! Bro what perfect timing!
"Frends" ?? 😩
I only teach repair on certain things, vacuum tube amplifiers and other high voltage I don't teach beach of risk