iPhone 8 Not Charging - Replacing Battery Data Transistors

It has been known for awhile now that these battery data transistors can easily be knocked off during screen repairs and leave you with a phone that does not charge or is stuck at 1%. I have seen multiple phones come through here with this same type of jumper attempt lately, and I am not sure why! If you knock one of these off, you should replace it with another.
In this video I show my technique for fixing the broken pad and placing the new component.
Sorry for the 30 seconds of black screen at the end! Just skip over it :)
If you want to send in your own iPhone for Data Recovery, fill out the intake form here: www.iboardrepair.com/

[@NigelB-cz9bz]

transistor... mosfets... I guess they are the same thing, but always called this a mosfet. Done this repair numerous times and still doing them but on many occasions with the jumper. Nice job again. I'm really enjoying your videos.

[@iBoardRepair]

Thanks for watching, I'm trying to upload more consistently!

[@tttyyycc4176]

You've got mad skills! Thank you for making very informative and useful videos 😄

[@TheJaredGallagher]

Found this on my feed, loved the video! Love seeing the process of these micro repairs

[@iBoardRepair]

Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@KevinOfClay]

Great video! You won't regret getting the micro pencil, it's such a great tool

[@iBoardRepair]

Thanks! Do you have one you recommend? I was thinking of that chinese brand that can use the jbc irons. I can't remember the name right now lol.

[@KevinOfClay]

@@iBoardRepair I use the hakko fm2032 but being able to use jbc irons sounds nice

[@TTT-V]

your skill so good