Alex, that smile of satisfaction says it all. Thank you for sharing your awesome knowledge with us. I sure do love watching your videos. You are an excellent teacher.
I would love to see a 'Day in the life of' video showing a typical day for you all in the shop. I think it would be an interesting watch for both technicians and laypeople as well.
Just wanted to let you know that your a big inspiration on me . I’m hooked and want to learn everything that has to do with electrical components and how to fix them . I’ve treated these videos like if it’s a course. Notebook in hand and taking notes . Thank you !!
I would love to see more of the rozen pen for phones and tablets. With so much stuff packed so close together I think it may be more effective. Thermal cam to get in the right area and flux to pinpoint it.
This is amazing to watch. I’ve tried to repair iPhone boards like this myself…they are so tightly packaged that I’m unsoldering crap everywhere when I put heat to the board. You are truly a master of your art!
Hi Alex, i do really like your videos from Senegal. I have learn a lot from them. Can you please make more iphone fixing videos, i would really appreciate. Thank you !!
Excellent job as always mr Alex💯👍🏻....can i ask a quick question plz?....how many voltage and Amps do the DC power supply need to set at to inject voltage on the iphone or any Android smartphone motherboard plz?
use at most the voltage that the rail actually supplies. so, for a 3v3 rail (for example) supply 3 volts. That's because, while the shorted cap will drain the voltage, at a high current you might burn the component (or pcb track) that is shorted, and suddenly the short wont be there on the rail again (cause the shorted cap is off). Then, everything else in the rail will be powered by your voltage injector, so you don't want to blow them up with a high voltage. Set the amps to something like 1 amp to start, and if you cant see anything getting hot, increase it slowly. I increase it in 500mA increments until I see something heat up.
I have a question which is a bit off topic. I am repairing a iPhone XS max with a broken front microphone. I have a lower end and back microphone laying around. Are all microphones the same, Or cant i change one for another?
I love the enthusiasm you display when fixing gadgets on your channel,so a huge thumbs up from me my good friend. 👍🏾😉 Much love and respect to you and yours from a brotha in the UK,One. 🙏🏾👊🏾💪🏾👍🏾✊🏾🙏🏾
Hi dear friend. i told you before that i am a begnner repair man and learn and get a lot expirence of your records so i can say you are one of the best teacher for me! but some point i need to knowfor example i have to know when you are removing an. ic or a lcd connector with about 30 or 40 pins and inatall the ñew ones again how much temprature should be use on heater also the degree of Air in the diffrent sitution or codition that you just use but not remainder so is it possible to remind that only once during repairing. i will be very thankful. Your sincerely: Langroudi from Iran.
my my alex you make it look so easy my friend ...im no tech but it a pleasure watching something that is dead and brought back to life .. THERMAL CAMERA RULES ....
Hi ! i'm French and also work in this field. I work alone and i greatly appreciate your videos. I find them very informative and thank you for all the time you spend making these videos and also for the people who, like me, are alone to solve breakdowns. A big "THANK YOU" from FRANCE TEL'A'DOM
You're smart, and have the right temperament, tools & knowledge to succeed with these repairs. On an even brighter note, you appear to be guilty of beaming proudly in regard to the predictably successful outcome! Please keep posting!
The smile you give at the end of a successful repair is worth the price of admission Just one question, when you replace a cap or other component, how do you know what value to replace it with?
usually if they have schematics then it'll say on the schematics, but otherwise, maybe its just a guess. They can replace it with any cap in that size which supports the voltage of that rail, or higher. Then there's a short range of capacitances available (that can fit in the specific SMD form factor at the certain voltage) so they just pick one and use it, I guess.
Alex, that smile of satisfaction says it all. Thank you for sharing your awesome knowledge with us. I sure do love watching your videos. You are an excellent teacher.
Great comment, you can tell Alex doesn’t fault find just to make money.
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I would love to see a 'Day in the life of' video showing a typical day for you all in the shop. I think it would be an interesting watch for both technicians and laypeople as well.
Great video, I've been using a thermal camera to find faults for many years too. 😎
great video alex.
question:
after you see the problem is the cap.
why you not try change back the chip, maybe its good no ?
Just wanted to let you know that your a big inspiration on me . I’m hooked and want to learn everything that has to do with electrical components and how to fix them . I’ve treated these videos like if it’s a course. Notebook in hand and taking notes . Thank you !!
Did you end up reusing the same chip after replacing the cap or were they both bad?
He used a new chip, you can see him take it out of the packaging at 7:06.... It also looks different lol
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I would love to see more of the rozen pen for phones and tablets. With so much stuff packed so close together I think it may be more effective. Thermal cam to get in the right area and flux to pinpoint it.
This is amazing to watch. I’ve tried to repair iPhone boards like this myself…they are so tightly packaged that I’m unsoldering crap everywhere when I put heat to the board. You are truly a master of your art!
Hi Alex, i do really like your videos from Senegal. I have learn a lot from them. Can you please make more iphone fixing videos, i would really appreciate.
Thank you !!
Great video like always
Nice work sir the great white
been watching your videos during my free time....thanks for sharing
Excellent job as always mr Alex💯👍🏻....can i ask a quick question plz?....how many voltage and Amps do the DC power supply need to set at to inject voltage on the iphone or any Android smartphone motherboard plz?
use at most the voltage that the rail actually supplies. so, for a 3v3 rail (for example) supply 3 volts. That's because, while the shorted cap will drain the voltage, at a high current you might burn the component (or pcb track) that is shorted, and suddenly the short wont be there on the rail again (cause the shorted cap is off). Then, everything else in the rail will be powered by your voltage injector, so you don't want to blow them up with a high voltage. Set the amps to something like 1 amp to start, and if you cant see anything getting hot, increase it slowly. I increase it in 500mA increments until I see something heat up.
I like learning from your videos, thanks for the tips and tricks you share with us.
I have a question which is a bit off topic. I am repairing a iPhone XS max with a broken front microphone. I have a lower end and back microphone laying around. Are all microphones the same, Or cant i change one for another?
My vivo 20 se restars automatically while receiving or connecting a call... I have tried many things but problm didn't solved
I love the enthusiasm you display when fixing gadgets on your channel,so a huge thumbs up from me my good friend. 👍🏾😉
Much love and respect to you and yours from a brotha in the UK,One. 🙏🏾👊🏾💪🏾👍🏾✊🏾🙏🏾
Hi dear friend. i told you before that i am a begnner repair man and learn and get a lot expirence of your records so i can say you are one of the best teacher for me!
but some point i need to knowfor example i have to know when you are removing an. ic or a lcd connector with about 30 or 40 pins and inatall the ñew ones again how much temprature should be use on heater also the degree of Air in the diffrent sitution or codition that you just use but not remainder
so is it possible to remind that only once during repairing.
i will be very thankful.
Your sincerely: Langroudi from Iran.
What about the microchip he accidentally moved right behind the first shorcutted chip? Wasn’t it important or something to put back on place?
It has to be Easy with very Little Cost then it’s Worth doing Repair Work Yourself
Also have iPhone X everything works well but it keeps rebooting every after 3 min any one with the solution I will appreciate
i want to see more GPU repairs
Hello, I have this iPhone 5s that came in for no power, iPhone not charging. IPhone is dead. What is going on with my iPhone?
Good job 👍🏻
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That air flow really confuses me, it sounds as if it's high but components don't get blown off
That's my mom's phone. Sweet! Thank you!
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how much voltage did you inject please respond?
Do you repair Samsung A51's that won't power up ?
From Turkey Watching you . good job bro. 👍
you just reballed or you bought a new chip?
Hats off to you sir , this is how professional should be like. I can only dream to have your knowledge and experience.
my my alex you make it look so easy my friend ...im no tech but it a pleasure watching something that is dead and brought back to life .. THERMAL CAMERA RULES ....
Really have to be Crazy doing Board Repairs
Hi ! i'm French and also work in this field. I work alone and i greatly appreciate your videos. I find them very informative and thank you for all the time you spend making these videos and also for the people who, like me, are alone to solve breakdowns.
A big "THANK YOU" from FRANCE
TEL'A'DOM
Why not usit the uni-t with the lens ? I think its much clearer
Sold out every piece of that if I’m not mistaken…sold like a hot cake! Haha
Use the old one as long as it does the job good enough. Only take new one, when old one breaks...
as you smile in the end we smile also ...the smile of satisfaction
Thermal camera is our friend 😁
Very good explain thanku
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You're smart, and have the right temperament, tools & knowledge to succeed with these repairs. On an even brighter note, you appear to be guilty of beaming proudly in regard to the predictably successful outcome! Please keep posting!
How much would something like this cost ?
Thank you Sir Alex, i enjoyed watching your videos
you could use your flux powder machine to detect the heat area . its so cool the ash melts when the get heats up
Heat coming from the right hand side first
Many thanks, can you give us brief safety talk when working with the soldering tools. 🌹
How much for this kind of case costs?
whats name the microscope you use
You using iP box for iphone sir😌😌
I think it was already seen before removal of the chip that there was another heat spot near buy
nice Vedio ☮️👍
This dude is amazing at his job😮
good job master :) thermal camera no orginal display
the uni-t does have a macro lens?
Where has “awesome” gone Alex 😀
Ta taaa. Alex, You are the Numer One .
simple if you have the tools.
Yes,we did it.
Awesome
you are so bright. i learned many things from your youtube channel, god bless you 💝
Nice work, keep bringing these videos, great to learn from and enjoy watching, bloopers and all.
Much gape between uploads miss your videos, keep it up
Nice work with the help of great tools. That makes such work much easier and faster. Thank you for that video. Greets
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جزاكم الله عنا خير الجزاء وفى ميزان حسناتك
tadaaaaaa , job is done !!
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Finally a new video. Thanks for sharing Alex.
the short is gone.
Cane in for no power.
I saw that cap get hot on the first voltage injection ...respect for these shortcuts.
Nice 👍🏾
Nice!
bravissimo!!
Good Job and what microphone did you use?
Nice job Alex, what money will costumer pay for this repair???
I'm guessing almost as much as the phone sells for used? 200 dollars?
Pak alek
Fantastic repair. Keep those videos coming...
The internal smile after fix 😁😁
Qual temperatura você ultiliza?
At the initial time you injected voltage, 2 points were getting hot, the chip and cap, but the cap gave sort of a pulse.
I think it was the cap both times. But sometimes you could see the point where he was injecting the voltage heat up a bit too.
The smile you give at the end of a successful repair is worth the price of admission
Just one question, when you replace a cap or other component, how do you know what value to replace it with?
usually if they have schematics then it'll say on the schematics, but otherwise, maybe its just a guess. They can replace it with any cap in that size which supports the voltage of that rail, or higher. Then there's a short range of capacitances available (that can fit in the specific SMD form factor at the certain voltage) so they just pick one and use it, I guess.
Great job Alex good stuff 👏
I find this mans work fascinating
Awesome job bro keep rocking bro 👍👍👍
Si na machina!!!!! Complimenti
nice, you are master electro sir 🙏
Awesome ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻
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good job again bro.
Good works as usual.
What was this chip?
Great job, as always.
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excellent
Nice job
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Your an expert repair man ! I learn so much from you i really appreciate everything you teach us !