Awesome fix again!!! the way all those jumperwires are soldered and the patience you have while doing this is just impressive. yes you did it many times before but still it takes a lot of practice to do it as good as this.
I absolutely love your videos Phil! Every bloomin one of them and really look forward to em. Love your presentation style, your down to earth warmth really cheers me up. Please never stop or change, except perhaps to move into that office some day soon. :)
The job is not too hard, but training really helps. I remember the 1st PS4 port. I ripped a trace myself. Then I tried my first trace repair without a microscope. Took ages. I took my iphone with biggest zoom in the camera to check (on the port). Then reworked, then checked again. PS4 fully ok. Spent the money on a good microscope with stand (Setup like Northridge Fix), expensive, Have done several trace repair since then, without having them being pulled by myself. Becomes much more easy very quickly...
Thanks. I forgot to mention: I am doing this for recreation. No butchering of customer stuff (like the previous guy for the PS4 in your video). I work in a completely different job. I mostly worked on Amiga stuff for myself, which is mostly larger by magnitudes. Some Playstations or Xboxes (like 15 HDMI traces torn and 2 HDMI ics broken) iPhones and Macs. SD card mod for PS2 slim. Xbox 128 MB upgrade. Just for fun. I hardly ever use any of those things. It’s more to know if I can do what others do it. ;) It also teaches patience and preserverance. But being a hobby it never has a deadline, which really sets it off from other things. Biggest issue is the stuff stacking up in my house. Someday I might need to relocate my workshop into the garden shed as well. ;)
Iam having to fix a LG smart TV there's no standby light I recon it will be a couple diodes or maybe I might be looky and it might just be the built in fuse .I'll soon find out soon as I get my multimeter out it's every repair man's best tool
I hate it when someone attempts a repair when they haven’t a clue what they are doing. They often end up making it a lot worse for someone else to sort their mess.
Why do you call it re-balling? I thought that was a term used for resoldering or replacing cracked solder balls under processor chips. Great job either way.
Hey phil im looking to order an atten st86-2d and i was wondering where i should purchase one and how much should it be id really appriciate the help thanks
If you can wait a couple of weeks I'd say go with Banggood. They're by far the cheapest place. If you want it quickly amazon is your best bet but they're £220 as opposed to around £150 on banggood
You should start make upgraded ps4/ps5 controllers, i bet you could East make a profit on them by Just order the clicky buttons and back paddle sets and them cheaper, i mean you have the equipment to have some kind of support also 👌
Ugh! Reballing I hate. Whoever did that HDMI before you does not believe in magnifying! Do you find a lot of consoles need trace repairs because people have fiddled. I used to get RGH/Jtag diasters sent to me to redo, usually error OO22 (Southbridge pad lifted on R7R17) people LITERALLY levering off components!I But I did a few reballs, not my best skill. I'm sure you find them easy.
To be honest if I sat there fretting over the neatness I would probably lose a lot of time. To me functionality and longevity come before tidiness, but I see what you're saying
@@TheCod3r i build stuff all day everyday and have QC alot of stuff. Your in this for yourself so time is money bud. Quick and functional is what's needed so my comment was for comical value and not ment to offend bud.😁
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Awesome fix again!!! the way all those jumperwires are soldered and the patience you have while doing this is just impressive. yes you did it many times before but still it takes a lot of practice to do it as good as this.
Thanks mate. Yeah it does take practice and a lot of patience
Unreal that some technicians will try and get away with a job like that! Well done for sorting it properly.
Yeah some people are pretty stupid sometimes
Great result phil lots of tips in this one thanks mate
Thanks buddy much appreciated
I absolutely love your videos Phil! Every bloomin one of them and really look forward to em. Love your presentation style, your down to earth warmth really cheers me up. Please never stop or change, except perhaps to move into that office some day soon. :)
Thank you mate, I really appreciate that. If I ever change who I am as a person I want everyone to unsubscribe lol
Yet another great video, thanks for giving me the confidence to fix my boys Xbox controllers! Keep them coming buddy!
Thank you bud, glad to help 😁
The job is not too hard, but training really helps. I remember the 1st PS4 port. I ripped a trace myself. Then I tried my first trace repair without a microscope. Took ages.
I took my iphone with biggest zoom in the camera to check (on the port). Then reworked, then checked again.
PS4 fully ok.
Spent the money on a good microscope with stand (Setup like Northridge Fix), expensive,
Have done several trace repair since then, without having them being pulled by myself. Becomes much more easy very quickly...
Yeah it's all about practice, great job doing it without a microscope. I don't think many people can say they're able to do that
Thanks.
I forgot to mention: I am doing this for recreation. No butchering of customer stuff (like the previous guy for the PS4 in your video). I work in a completely different job. I mostly worked on Amiga stuff for myself, which is mostly larger by magnitudes. Some Playstations or Xboxes (like 15 HDMI traces torn and 2 HDMI ics broken) iPhones and Macs. SD card mod for PS2 slim. Xbox 128 MB upgrade. Just for fun. I hardly ever use any of those things. It’s more to know if I can do what others do it. ;) It also teaches patience and preserverance. But being a hobby it never has a deadline, which really sets it off from other things. Biggest issue is the stuff stacking up in my house. Someday I might need to relocate my workshop into the garden shed as well. ;)
Good work really explains everything
Nice save man!
This is very interesting and therapeutic. I might get Nintendo switch oled . The games look really good.
Bro you are very good at what you do. Keep it up and look Forwarded to next vid.
Well done bud.
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Yes, it's botched . And yes, you managed to repair it once again. Great fix! 😃
Haha thanks mate
Iam having to fix a LG smart TV there's no standby light I recon it will be a couple diodes or maybe I might be looky and it might just be the built in fuse .I'll soon find out soon as I get my multimeter out it's every repair man's best tool
Nice job again.
I don’t know how u do it but amazing 😮💨👍🏾💯
Thanks mate 👍
Hi phil did you alreaydy tried the hdmi patch from andrew paul? Nice fix greeting Steve from.belgium
I hate it when someone attempts a repair when they haven’t a clue what they are doing. They often end up making it a lot worse for someone else to sort their mess.
Gotta start somewhere lol.
Why do you call it re-balling? I thought that was a term used for resoldering or replacing cracked solder balls under processor chips. Great job either way.
Top job, what would you say is wrong withy PS4, it will work on 480p only, any higher it goes to static. Cheers
Hi brother I have an NVG-001
Trying to identify a missing component near the HDMI port
any way I can send you a picture to see if you would know?
Hi, master, the jumper wire you used is 0.1mm ?
I melted the resistor next to hdmi don't know which one to get to repair 1115a
Hey phil
What diameter enamel wire do you recommend for jumper wires?
Great video, learning a lot!
The stuff I use for HDMI is 0.17mm but 0.1mm works just as good
Sir do you make program as well, like coding?
Could you not have used one of those Andrew Paul pcb things he sells ?
Yeah I could but I didn't have any at the time. I've got some now though 😁
Tengo una playstation 5 pero no me ensiende se un poco de Electronica no le estan llegando 3v al pin del flex del Encendido una manita eh
Hey phil im looking to order an atten st86-2d and i was wondering where i should purchase one and how much should it be id really appriciate the help thanks
If you can wait a couple of weeks I'd say go with Banggood. They're by far the cheapest place. If you want it quickly amazon is your best bet but they're £220 as opposed to around £150 on banggood
@@TheCod3r thanks i appreciate the help i cant wait to start microsoldering keep up the great work
@@Daniel-dl6fp no problem mate, best of luck with the new journey 😁
🐨 I never sodded her like some Merry kin, I actually sold her the best I could offer 😉
You should start make upgraded ps4/ps5 controllers, i bet you could East make a profit on them by Just order the clicky buttons and back paddle sets and them cheaper, i mean you have the equipment to have some kind of support also 👌
Sell them cheaper then the sites do i ment 😅
To be honest I wish I had the time for that sort of stuff lol
A Race to the bottom is a very Good way to increase your business‘ profit.
Ugh!
Reballing I hate.
Whoever did that HDMI before you does not believe in magnifying!
Do you find a lot of consoles need trace repairs because people have fiddled.
I used to get RGH/Jtag diasters sent to me to redo, usually error OO22 (Southbridge pad lifted on R7R17) people LITERALLY levering off components!I
But I did a few reballs, not my best skill.
I'm sure you find them easy.
Yeah I get quite a few with trace damage. Usually HDMI but I get the occasional BGA damage too
Do you prefer using ps4 hdmi patch if the trace really messy instead running jumper
I haven't actually tried them yet, but I do have some available for when I need them
Jumpers ftw!
Sooolllldeerrr hahaha so true 👍
Love the video's but as a professional doing this for 30 year i would like you to do this a little neater bud. But still nice work. 👌
To be honest if I sat there fretting over the neatness I would probably lose a lot of time. To me functionality and longevity come before tidiness, but I see what you're saying
@@TheCod3r i build stuff all day everyday and have QC alot of stuff. Your in this for yourself so time is money bud. Quick and functional is what's needed so my comment was for comical value and not ment to offend bud.😁
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@@TheCod3r i tryed to do trace repair did not go to plan 🤣 it was a spare mother board any way to try