JUST AN UPDATE: You may have more success if you simply apply your iron directly to the top of the AMS1117. Sometimes it helps if you bridge all the pins with a solder blob as well. I have not attempted these methods with this LDO, but I have used it with other dead SMT parts. Also, If you use "low melt solder" (bismuth solder) to the pins before trying to remove the part instead of 60/40 as show in the video, that may make this job easier to do. I was only using the items I had on hand. A good hot air station is probably the best tool for this job, but my video does prove it can be done with a decent soldering iron if you don't have hot air.

Me gustó mucho tu video, me sirve. Tuve el mismo accidente con mi Arduino, y ahora gracias a tu video, sé cuál es el motivo. Te saludo desde Ecuador, un país de Sudamérica.

Nice job other than melting the crap out of the plastic plug I would like to advise you to be careful not to melt nearby plastic while executing this procedure thank you for the video 😊

great idea with adding solder. I never thought about that - game changer!!

This really helped cud you make more of these like how to get the thing off the at mega chip is placed in?

AMS1117 shiping in. You made it seem simple, lets see if I'm able to repair my arduinos

Thanks for the video! I'm a complete beginner to this world and accidently fried (I think) the 3.3V AMS1777 voltage regulator on my ELEGOO Power Supply Module. I won't be replacing it anytime soon, but will keep this video handy for when the time comes!

Excellent and nice job PROJECT QUESTS 👍👌👍👌👍...as we have the same passion and channel content that is arduino and programming i SUBSCRIBED yours too...IAM YOUR 3RD SUBSCRIBER ...anyways all the very best FROM ELECTRICAL CODER