Nice job! Good you have a costumer for this. I have 10 ports in stock for a half year now.. Nobody likes to have it replaced. They all choose to charge wireless when the USB-c burns
My S10+ is here, nobody wants to fix it.. All of the repair stores tell me to send it back to Samsung, instead of performing the replacement by themselves..
Like me you could use more flux and just ultrasonic it after. Just only dunk the port in for a minute. Like a nintendo switch too I would have also tinned the teeth on the port to ensure them grabbing
Hey mark, great video! Are you using hot air to remove the old usb port, aswell as hot air and soldering paste to connect the new one? Greetings, Conny
I am sort of surprised that he never once mentions the microphone while recording this. I would prefer not to have to replace a microphone as well as a charge port. If you are doing this repair then you should definitely cover that microphone up with a piece of kapton to prevent alcohol + flux from ruining the component.
I have the thing appart on my desk. The microphone port is connected with a ribbon cable and very easy to replace. Kind of wish this thing was on a ribbon cable
Hola algien que me pueda explicar que tipo de liquido le puso. Al principio. Y cual es el nombre del. Liquido. Lo quito tan facil se. Los agradeceria muchicimo
@@vinwentmissing In my case, I charged it through wireless charger for about a month. But I kept trying to use cable. It accidently works sometimes. I transferred file at that time. But after around a month or two, problem went away on its own. Although, after some times, it re-occurs and again goes away on its own.
Easy if you have the $1200 in equipment, materials, and a lot more worth of experience. Then consider all the damage that can be done just disassembling the phone itself. I'm more worried that I wouldn't even get the board out without ruining the display.
The part itself can be found on ebay for anywhere between a few cents to like $10. I went with one I found for $7 bc it was in the US already and had the correct numbers on it. No idea how much someone would charge to do it.
If you have a s10 and have broken the port already you don't deserve to own this phone lol .... i think we will see a few of these with broken traces also like the A5 good job Mark to check them i just plug it in and check the ammeter to see if it pulls boot current
@@refusetolose05 I bought a used one but was still in plastic and the seller said it was basically never used as he got a company phone and just had this laying around. It worked the first 2 times charging but then I got the "moist detected" error. Thought it was a little wet so I tried the day after and seemed fixed, but it keeps coming back even though the port is clean and dry and the cable too. Original charger + cable. Tried all the software fixes as rebooting in safe mode, clear cache on the usb app and clear cache before booting. Most of the time the "moist detected" error is not showing, but then it's normal "cable charging" instead of "fast charging". Could that be a faulty port as well?
@@mariabutler3356 same! i've never gotten the moist detected error, but it constantly switches from fast charging to fast charging.. did u manage to fix the problem? bc dang, replacing the charging port is going to cost me a fortune..
@@user-sv3tc5lp8w I think it's with specific cables only. not sure but I think there is differences in usb-c cables. On some I have that issue and some don't. Bes to try out a few cables before you buy
Lol not a professional work from this video 80 percent of this work will spoilt the mic And 80 percent of this work cant last long for the port.. for sure will need to replace it again and again... This guy cant even put back the solder on the board before putting back a new port
Nice job! Good you have a costumer for this. I have 10 ports in stock for a half year now.. Nobody likes to have it replaced. They all choose to charge wireless when the USB-c burns
My S10+ is here, nobody wants to fix it.. All of the repair stores tell me to send it back to Samsung, instead of performing the replacement by themselves..
Yup mine broke.. everyone wants 200 to fix. I wireless charge
i guess it is kinda randomly asking but does anybody know a good place to watch newly released movies online ?
@Ayaan Kian I watch on Flixzone. You can find it on google :)
@Jayden Callan Definitely, been watching on flixzone for since april myself :)
Very poor design from Samsung. Had to send in my s10+ for usb c problems.
Like me you could use more flux and just ultrasonic it after. Just only dunk the port in for a minute. Like a nintendo switch too I would have also tinned the teeth on the port to ensure them grabbing
good fix👏👏👏🤗🤗🤗
I need to know, which Tools you're using for this.
I have mositute problem is that hardwarenor softeare?
My friend Mark what type of liquid did you use for de soldering the port.
Amtech flux
Mark Shaffer is there a specific number or just regular one.
It's the flux we carry on www.ipadrehab.com
Mark Shaffer Thanks!
Hey mark, great video!
Are you using hot air to remove the old usb port, aswell as hot air and soldering paste to connect the new one?
Greetings, Conny
What was that liquid?
I am sort of surprised that he never once mentions the microphone while recording this. I would prefer not to have to replace a microphone as well as a charge port. If you are doing this repair then you should definitely cover that microphone up with a piece of kapton to prevent alcohol + flux from ruining the component.
I have the thing appart on my desk. The microphone port is connected with a ribbon cable and very easy to replace. Kind of wish this thing was on a ribbon cable
Hola algien que me pueda explicar que tipo de liquido le puso. Al principio. Y cual es el nombre del. Liquido. Lo quito tan facil se. Los agradeceria muchicimo
how does the port detect moisture?
I'd Like to know this too, because my S10+ is currently having this issue and file transfer is completely debunked thanks to that.
@@vinwentmissing In my case, I charged it through wireless charger for about a month. But I kept trying to use cable. It accidently works sometimes. I transferred file at that time. But after around a month or two, problem went away on its own. Although, after some times, it re-occurs and again goes away on its own.
@@achalpandey9833 I'm going to keep experimenting with the fried port for now as well, though I'll opt to replace it soon
Would skip the s10 line and jump to the note 10 or s20.
Why do u not attach PCB to something, so it wouldn't go around the place while you work on it?
so he doesn't waste time needlessly
@@Fattony6666 They were looking 4 an actual answer. I do not know the answer. I'd like to know too.
I kinda regret getting the s10 now
Edit: after seeing how easy it is I take everything back the s10 is a great phone and it was always my dream phone
Easy if you have the $1200 in equipment, materials, and a lot more worth of experience. Then consider all the damage that can be done just disassembling the phone itself. I'm more worried that I wouldn't even get the board out without ruining the display.
@@Construktz aren't you a negative nancy
@@Fattony6666he makes a great point though
Sir?
wtf are you doing at 1:51, i hate when tutorials just go silent and not explain. thats why im here, to learn.
thank you. but mic
Irani Cz i think the same thing for sure the mic need to be replaced after the job
Could you not just replace the whole board itself to make it easier? I think there around $15 on Ebay or so..
If open after any chance for inside water
How much would this repair cost
The part itself can be found on ebay for anywhere between a few cents to like $10. I went with one I found for $7 bc it was in the US already and had the correct numbers on it. No idea how much someone would charge to do it.
Can you just replace the entire thing you're holding? Seems like it would be easier that way.
Considering that's the entire main board, it's gonna be quite expensive.
Terrible design from Samsung, had a S6 go the same way, ended up scrapping it.
If you have a s10 and have broken the port already you don't deserve to own this phone lol .... i think we will see a few of these with broken traces also like the A5 good job Mark to check them i just plug it in and check the ammeter to see if it pulls boot current
I bought an Amazon renewed s10+ that out the box had a bad charging port... good thing it has a 90 day warranty...
@@refusetolose05 I bought a used one but was still in plastic and the seller said it was basically never used as he got a company phone and just had this laying around. It worked the first 2 times charging but then I got the "moist detected" error. Thought it was a little wet so I tried the day after and seemed fixed, but it keeps coming back even though the port is clean and dry and the cable too. Original charger + cable. Tried all the software fixes as rebooting in safe mode, clear cache on the usb app and clear cache before booting. Most of the time the "moist detected" error is not showing, but then it's normal "cable charging" instead of "fast charging".
Could that be a faulty port as well?
@@mariabutler3356 same! i've never gotten the moist detected error, but it constantly switches from fast charging to fast charging.. did u manage to fix the problem? bc dang, replacing the charging port is going to cost me a fortune..
@@user-sv3tc5lp8w I think it's with specific cables only. not sure but I think there is differences in usb-c cables. On some I have that issue and some don't. Bes to try out a few cables before you buy
@@mariabutler3356 somehow it works now. it turned out the culprit was my outlet not bringing enough current for my phone to fast charge...
Lol not a professional work from this video
80 percent of this work will spoilt the mic
And 80 percent of this work cant last long for the port.. for sure will need to replace it again and again...
This guy cant even put back the solder on the board before putting back a new port
at least he's not complaining all the time in the comments
👌
Sir?