ANOTHER iPhone 6 Plus Touch IC repair with jumpers

[@Stephen-cm3fs]

I've got to say I've watched many how to videos and give a lot of respect to yours! I'm about to release a few of my own and...not to sound cocky..but am very picky about professionalism in repairs....especially if you're teaching others. Simple things like you disconnecting battery before continuing and giving credit to iPad Rehab when it's due. Nothing but respect and a job more than well done my friend!! Keep it up!!

[@ststele]

Thank you! Comments like these will defiantly help keep me going and also, keep me upgrading equipment for this channel. :) As far as giving credit to iPad Rehab - They deserve way more credit than just this repair for sure. Jessa has played a huge role in the direction of our business and family. I've always had a background in electronics repair but would have never thought to put this newer stuff under a microscope and keep working on it. I was like many others that thought if the board had a problem, you replaced the board.

[@hezrancommunication1013]

Hello Can you please tell us what the exact name of you hako soldering tool and your hot air model ? Thanks.

[@raulmorel1872]

I like your videos. looks like my shop repair. you videos inspire me to keep fixing devices. also I like how you repair in the real life. keep on doing his job and making more videos. GOD bless you

[@ststele]

Comments like these inspire me to keep going and improve the quality of these videos. Thank you! :)

[@ianmason4907]

Thank you for taking the time to upload videos of issues like these. So few people believe in a persons right to repair. It's always nice to see more of us!

[@ststele]

Thanks for watching! I'm trying to leave all the mistakes and pitfalls as they come about too so people can see that it's normal for stuff to go horribly wrong. LOL

[@ronaldr2693]

I know I mentioned this before, but thank you do much for posting these videos. they are really helpful to me and I am sure I am not the only one. please keep posting these videos for everyone. I love the way you take time to explain step by step the process even do you are so backed up with work. lol keep up the good work.

[@ststele]

Thanks man! :) I will be posting much more here pretty soon. It's been crazy busy at the shop and I haven't been able to see strait. lol It's cool to hear that I'm actually helping someone tho! thanks

[@coorbin]

Just discovered you because YT recommended you to me for watching so many Louis Rossmann and iPad Rehab videos. I'll definitely be a regular viewer now. Not in the repair shop business, but I love to learn about this technology, learn about its inner workings, and get a different perspective (usually I deal in the software world). Nice camera work and hoping you have continued success in your business and YT career :) You've got a subscribe from me! BTW, Jessa seems to have recently subscribed to your channel from the iPad Rehab channel; that might be getting you a significant influx of new viewers ;D

[@ststele]

Thank you! This is going to be a really tough week with repairs but I'm still planning some KZbin time. I'll be uploading as much as I can but I gotta be sure to get the work done and spend time with family too. I have some unique plans in the works for this channel that I'm really excited about but it's gonna take some time. It will definitely be interesting. :)

[@top_G_82]

Great job bud I go through 3 to 4 touch ic repair per day I fell your pain try to stay positive and calm.

[@ststele]

At 3 to 4 per day, you definitely have some headaches! I miss doing 3 or 4 per week.. that was easy. :) Thank you!

[@alzaabialzaabi]

Hi can you replace my iphone 7 plus digitizer or touch frame ? How much you will charge me and can i send my full lcd to you ?

[@israelpozuniga3659]

Thank you for a perfect step by step video on how to replace the ic chip on the iPhone. I want to learn so bad to work these. Your videos will definitely be my guide on my repairs. Wish me luck. hehe

[@ststele]

Best advise is to practice on boards that are not important! Thanks for watching :)

[@Stogie04]

Liked seeing a different approach to the problem. I will subscribe.

[@WolfManJammer]

Plugged in my 6 Plus when it seemed a bit warm and came back to disconnect a dead phone. I tested the LCD on another 6 plus, works fine. I changed the charging port/headphone jack after reading that that can be an issue, no luck. This leads me to believe it's something on the logic board. Do you think that this is the best step to follow? Anything else that would go bad with the logic board? Thanks for the great video. Very well done.

[@ststele]

+Christopher Greene thanks :) I'm betting a capacitor shorted to ground on the logic board but there's other things it could be. It sounds like you've definitely narrowed it down to the board. Sorry, wish I had better news. It probably would be a fairly easy fix for a microsoldering shop though.

[@sunlee1021]

good work and informations. after replacing U2 ic phone charges and everything's all ok but board gets really hot. do you know what causes this? thanks Jason

[@nealdunn8562]

Have you ever consider a CNC grinding machine? It grinds the chip off and just leaves the motherboard pads exposed. No damage done to the board, just the chip turns into dust. Also, the machine has to be programed not to cut threw the board. It's pretty easy to do after a few trys

[@codemasterz6074]

Hey good man, if you can reply I would be grateful - I had a tough time getting my meson off, i had to go up to 400 deg. C and it still barely came out. Didn`t have the best tip for the heat gun, maybe that`s why. Regardless, while cleaning the pads where the IC was located, one of the pads came off.. I Any way to fix this? Thanks for the video and good luck.

[@sonuvirdisonuvirdi3410]

Sts telecom is best of all

[@toddt6730]

I watch these videos because I used to work in a shop and loves repairing consumer equipment, if I had the equipment that's out there today I may have stuck with it, once my eyes got worse I could no longer do the detailed work, I left the shop in 1995 and we were working with surface mount components with no magnification other than my glasses, probably why my vision is so bad now

[@alaster33]

Great to see some one English for a change keep it up nice work , so helpful

[@ststele]

Thank you!

[@ajg2558]

God bless you !!, I been in electronic repair for over 40 years and i never delt with such garbage like these iphones.

[@ststele]

lol! thank u. Yes, they can drive u nuts sometimes.

[@MrJerryjam]

Garbage? What are your qualifications to call these garbage? They are some of the best electronic gear ever built! I have become an extinct tech while being in the service business almost forty years. I have learned that: Just because I can't repair it; doesn't mean that it is garbage!

[@潔瑜賴]

excuse me, could you tell me all of the liquid you use in this video?

[@octaviochaidezjr2186]

Im here in Las Cruces, Reflowed Mason chip and works great. Bannged it around a few times and keeps working great. Would you suggest always replacing even thow reflows have worked great for me? I havent had returned phones after reflow. Have you?

[@ststele]

+Octavio Chaidez Jr reflowing will fix some of them but not all. There's a MUCH higher probability of coming back. When I first seen this problem it was on my wife's phone and reflowing fixed it for good as far as I know. She traded the phone off 6 months or so later but never had problems. Trying to reflow them for the general public proved to be a much different story though. The return rate was ridiculous and I don't like stuff coming back so I never just reflow them anymore.

[@ststele]

+Octavio Chaidez Jr just realized I didn't actually answer your question. Lol Yes - 3 out of 5 was coming back and I quit reflowing.

[@yordanhristov5644]

really good video and good repair .. good job really ... what is the temperature that u r using and do u preheat the board ... i have made an experiment with one board of ipad and i preheated it for 2 min at 200C and after that raised the temperature to 450C for 1 minute ( i heated the nand IC ) and after that i just waited to cool down and started the ipad and it worked without any damage ... i have another boards for practice and i will keep experiment because sometime when u hurry in removing the IC because u think that u will burn the logic board and in the hurry sometimes u loose pads ... so could u please tell what is your method for desoldering NAND IC or IC like this one in the video ... the time in your video for removing is ~25sec maybe u r using around 400C ?

[@ststele]

Thanks for your comment :) You're pretty close! I'm at 380C in this video. I've adjusted a bit and now do this repair at 375C and it's helped a bit to not have secondary issues to deal with afterwards. I'm not preheating other than bringing the temp of the board up relatively slow (heat spreads FAST through these boards so not that slow) then really torching the chip I'm working on. I'd be scared to heat the whole board to 200C - If I let them get to 170C shields start falling off. There's a lot of under-filled ICs on these and solder that is cased in under-fill swells and pops out the sides so it must be doing the same underneath between the balls too. I've not messed with NAND yet :)

[@yordanhristov5644]

thank u buddy for the reply i will post when i make an experiment with iclous boards ... will try different temps of heatinf the ICs so we can see at what temp they are out of order and what temp/time is safe .. will keep practicing ... my email is [e-mail] if u like text me there so we not spam here

[@yordanhristov5644]

[e-mail]

[@tastytechaddictsmtb]

Iv just reballed meson and cumulus and never had a problem with meson but pulled the reset pad on the far right. Before when iv done this with the backlight ic etc Iv just ran a wire but thought I'd try something different today and dug a pad and trace from a donor board, tinned it up and the remains of the old trace and soldered them together and then placed the chip as normal, seemed to work as no more grey bars !. Iv changed cumulus on the 5c and 5s and never had a problem with pads, but like you the 6 plus pads just seem to be poorly stuck to the board.

[@ststele]

That's some nice work to transplant a pad like that! :) The iPhone 6+ pads are the worst I've ever seen.. not sure why they're so much more brittle than almost every other board.

[@alexz81]

Hi ! Great video ! I just have a question on where exactly did you run the jumpers to ? Also Where can I buy that tiny jumper wire and what did you do to it when you were heating it with soldering iron on the shield there (tinning?)? ))) I have repair shop in MA, but currently staying away from these kind of repairs...don't have the right tools. Also is it really worth investing into ? I was considering to get into the screen refurbishment instead... I know a lot of questions here, but I would really appreciate the answers.

[@ststele]

I ran the ground jumper directly to the ground plane on the board. The other missing pad got jumpered to the trace next to it. At 30:13 there is a close up view that might be a little easier to see. The wire I'm using is wire harvested from iPhone ear speakers and vibrator motors. It's magnet wire so it has a clear coating over it making it non-conductive.. I used the shield for something to lay the wire on while I burned that coating off and tinned the copper.

[@ElChivoJ]

I know its been a long time but im having this problem with my iphone 6. Should I replace the Touch IC or the IC chip? or is it the same thing? lol another thing, if you can send me to a great website for these parts. thanks!

[@jesusp.7774]

keep the good working Jason :) o me question did you use the solder balls that came on the New touch ic ? or did you reball the New touch ic ?

[@ststele]

Thank you :) I normally use the balls the come on the IC. Although sometimes I've been tempted to reball them just to see if it would change the return rate. I'm having really good success with them as long as when you look at the new ICs under the microscope they are in-fact new and not all chipped away, scratched up and reballed.

[@DODGEMAN223]

Hi thanks for your video. I own a cell phone repair shop. I was wondering where do you get your flux and flux name. Also where do you purchase your chip? Whats the percent failures on these chips. Thanks for your time.

[@ststele]

The flux I use the most is Chipquik SMD4300TF10 - I buy it at Microcenter here locally. I bet All-Spec sells it though. The chips I try to buy from aliexpress but there's no reasonable way for me to keep them in stock ordering from China (sometimes they're weeks or months late) so I buy them from www.microsolderingsupply.com There is a defect rate. Not sure how high but sometimes I will have one area of the screen that doesn't register touch and it's always the same area.. When I see that, I know it's a defective Meson IC.

[@Esteban____]

saludos amigo tengo ese problema en un iphone6s iphone 6 6+ plus digitizer touch ic motherboard logic board se le podria enviar para reparecion de este soy de PUERTO RICO cuanto seria el costo la reparacion.

[@rafau8612]

I have an 6 Plus that I got with no touch functionality I replaced meson and the phone didn’t display any image on the screen, I removed meson and display came back up but no touch of course because I had no meson I have tried 3 meson IC I know they are good because I have tested them on another phone, but when I put meson on this phone I get no display, I get normal power drain from DC power and as soon as I remove meson it comes back up but no touch any ideas 💡?

[@rezajavid1680]

grate work as alaster said about the English language i am glad too.well done mate.

[@ststele]

Thanks :)

[@mariacaariel]

How about the Icloud lock ? For the iPhone 6 plus is there chips that can be removed and put new chip ?

[@gasserkevin9575]

Hey i have a question i think i have the same problem at the iphone 6s is there also the same how at the iphone 6? The ic's look different can you tell me what for one is the right? Thank you!

[@MrJerryjam]

A job well 👍🙂🐻. Since breaking my neck four years ago, I am no longer able to perform delicate board repairs like this. Your videos are excellent and I am envious of your bench equipment 😎. I'm thinking about obtaining a microscope instead of using my 40 year old lighted magnifying glass .😇. My 6 plus has no display. I always place it on a stand and place the magnetic charging near the charge port before retiring each night. Got up Saturday morning, removed the charging cable, and noticed that the display was not working. I snapped the charging cable to the charging port and heard the normal sounds but not see the normal display. I thought the brightness level was turned all the way down so I brought the display upclose and thought I could see a Very faint raster While thinking how I could get to the settings menu, I heard the notification alert as well as feeling the vibration. I looked on the net and tried several different ways to force the display to come up. I removed the magnetic lightning port adapter and plugged in the charging cable attached to my pc. The monitor came up as usual indicating the phone was locked so I pressed the home button to unlock the phone so I could back it up. I was unable to do so and I noticed that I was no Longer hearing anything from the phone so I that the battery was somehow too low so I put the phone on the Apple charger for the remaining day. The next day I still had no response to unlock the phone. I'm now thinking that the battery was too low to take a charge so I put the phone on a high rate of change. That also proved to be disappointing. I don't remember ever replacing the battery in this phone so I got online to find and order a OEM battery. I ran across one of your videos in the process and after watching two of them, I realized that I probably should send it in for repairs. The new battery should be in this week. I will replace the battery if the new one is the same OEM as it was advertised to be. If it isn't, I will plug it in and charge it to see if the display is functional before sending it in. Thank you for the excellent videos and inspiration! JJ💡👍🙂🐻

[@김민규-t5p3f]

hi this is kim in south korea. you are verry good enginer!!! i have a question to you. i want to know, when you desoldering, how much temperature setting in your FX-951 soldering machine?

[@Nebojsaadamovic]

I tried to remove ic (meson) from the motherboard but failed. I warmed to 400 C *, but I damage my motherboard and failed to remove the chip. Where did I make a mistake, should I use a special paste to use to remove the chip? TnX

[@Opapa-Jan]

Hi, Nice to see. Where to order the ic or ic iPhone 6?

[@Ir4p3Cubes]

hi, please tell me the equipment you use to do this repair ??

[@fo22zz]

Ive had two of these in the past week that once the ic is removed it's developed a short elsewhere. One just went completely crazy so I threw it in the recover later pile, but the one I have now I can't just do that! I know it's simple, but I'm struggling to find the short!

[@chrislong7590]

2nd pad in next to the ground pad you lifted seems to the majority of issues. Pad usually lifts if the touch is to the point it doesnt work at all even when apply pressure.

[@ststele]

Good to get feedback on this stuff. That pad comes off so easy it's gotta already be detached. I must have done a dozen of these after this video before the next one. Yes, I know I lifted that ground pad.. LOL I blame it on the cameras =)

[@pickmeup3508]

Hello, is it worth it to repair an iPhone 6 with this problem? Or is it better to just buy another one, and how much lifetime does the phone have after repairing it? Thanks :)

[@julioosilia]

Sir can you tell me what kind of flux did you use on this repair?

[@danielpalacios2589]

watched your vided like to buy one just like it?o,were a great help,would you mind telling the model to your scope woul

[@matthewnewman4939]

not trying to be critical but perhaps just show yourself doing the repair and then edit the video with a voice over explaining what you did. great videos keep em coming.

[@aymenshaban6921]

Hi How can i fix iphone 5 turn light and trun off

[@omarkadan8004]

Hi .. i want to ask what remp it have to be on the blower?

[@hidoHido-vm4en]

in first thanks for showing this video, tell me how can you working, with out using helping hand soldering iron, or circuit board holder, to fix (to skipe moving the PCB for iPhone), is not nessesery?

[@adon4901]

hello I can repair my iphone 6 plus the plate which is connected flex cracked screen

[@Sound_Suppliers]

My iphone 6With display virtical lines problem suddenly turned off now its completely dead . Sir can you fix it ?

[@jaggerwild]

Nice work man! under pressure too, got you a subbed!

[@ststele]

Thanks :) Would you believe after this video I haven't messed up a single other pad? I really shouldn't say that since I still have 2 more to finish today! LOL

[@luix9]

hello i have a question, i have done a couple of this ic chips and they work fine after replacement but after a few days or a week or two they bring them back with the same problem with no touch.. do you think that i im installing it wrong or im not using enough heat or im using to much ? have you ever run into this problem before ?

[@ststele]

This seems to be the puzzle everyone is trying to solve. I've started replacing cumulus and meson on every board and flooding the pads with plenty of leaded solder to be sure they all shine and look the same. I also make sure to flux the caps between the two ICs and be sure they float at some point during the repair. Our returns have went down by a lot since I stared doing that. There are some phones that will come back no matter what you do though.

[@luix9]

Great Thanks alot.. and also thanks for all your videos they are great keep it up.

[@kennedymensah1234]

Hi there where do you located? I want to change my touch ic.Thx

[@anthonywong9004]

how much this repair costs for and iPhone 6 plus though?

[@othmanoasri7882]

I like your video , my question how to resolve the authentication id in iphone 6 plus , owner forget user id and password , your guide on this matters

[@GeeKwide]

hi :) i have question : after i remove the touch ic could the iphone switch on without it !

[@ststele]

Yes - it should boot without Cumulus or Meson =)

[@GeeKwide]

so my phone now is dead :( i think he hot the power ic cz just after he tray to rehot than no power at all !

[@sammyjmbewe4382]

How many degrees is the hot air machine?

[@mynuddinbasha4096]

Dear sir I have problems in my iPhone 6 plus its not getting On I had one it checked it with even new batteries and new display its not gett ING On please help me to solve this problem

[@UmerNuman]

sorry for a noob question, what temprature u used for removing the ic with heatgun?

[@ststele]

390C @ 42/100 airflow :)

[@ehabahmad85]

Hey please guys i have a iphone 6 after changing the power ic i got no touch at all changed the 2 touch but no help .... I have 2 pins down in the middle from the black ic is lost but i think they are empty any help?

[@dannyroman3741]

Hi! I tried that and got no video now, only sounds when turning on. I screwed it worst, I got a couple of chips loose so I had to put them back but now that is the result. Any help guys, please!

[@amielem]

im does this job on an 6S and it works...but, wen put the shield with hot air, some thing was wrong and it wont back to life any more, somethin explode. LoL me!!!,

[@shoaibafzal7573]

Hi i just changed i phone 6 plus touch ic but after replaced it phone is not coming on i checked with power supply its take power and stuck in he middle not coming on first time happened changed loads please help me

[@mammarali23]

What microscope and lens are you using?

[@extractsuperfoods5952]

How much does a repair like this cost?

[@jithinmanu7753]

Hai bro i have iphone 7 litilbet liqued damege after that apel logo only i chaing u2 ic stil same problum plz help me

[@josuecorona2607]

Can you please explain what's the issue people having with their phone. On my iPhone I have to twist it from the top right corner In order for the touchscreen to work. Is that what your talking about that you can fix?

[@ststele]

Sounds like you are describing touch disease. Especially if you ever see the screen flash, flicker or show the grey bars from the top. If you are still using the original Apple screen and don't see grey bars, it could be only the screen. I have been running into a LOT of original iPhone 6 plus screens that have never been replaced with touch problems that are affected by slight bending. It makes it seem like "Touch Disease" and it's really just the screen. It is most likely the chip level problem though - Touch IC failure or "Touch Disease". That's what I'm fixing in this video.

[@josuecorona2607]

I replace the screen myself so it doesn't have original screen. Then I replace the frame from space gray to gold. Everything worked great . And I've dropped it hundred of times. So it is fixable ?

[@slphone3146]

i have problem with ipad mini1 error 1 can show me how can fix it?

[@nick39691]

Hey what's manifestation linens are you using

[@ExperienceCN]

very professional video. Thanks. Maybe you may improve the audio quality in the future

[@carmenjack9246]

He is there any way I can contact you I need my phone 6 plus fix !

[@chickenby]

So the IC failed and it lost continuity to the pad you pulled off? Maybe something happened and it weakened the pad and it really wasn't you fault at all :) Slick video, and yes, i hopped over huge chunks of the video hah! Subbed!

[@ststele]

+chickenby thanks! but I'm pretty sure those torn pads were my fault! Lol fixed 'em though. At first I thought this defect could be related to those commonly torn pads but I haven't had any torn pads on a couple dozen since I recorded this video.

[@monterrionwebber]

What adhesive glue did you use?

[@cesarnunes3966]

Stupid question, can you reuse the same chip after reballing and properly cleaning the logic board?

[@ststele]

I've seen a lot of people that are largely successful now that only reball and never hardly ever install new chips.

[@cesarnunes3966]

Thanks for replying. What temperature you recommend and for how long?? Flux on top all over the 2 chips or only around the edges? Thanks again, your videos are awesome.

[@hushama.al-janbai9360]

Hi I dropped my iPhone 6 in water for about 5 second. After cleaning and drying it, it came to work perfectly but the touch screen is unresponsive. there are three technicians said the problem is not with the screen, it is with the motherboard because they put a new one on it but it didn’t work. In addition, they tested my old screen on another phone and it worked. So, is there any way to solve this problem? Thanks

[@camerynallen2543]

Jk. C- qqDO

[@周伊航]

best Mobile technician

[@איתידניאל-ח6פ]

i got my ic touch fix in repir shop,the problem can reture? becuse my touch start become laggy

[@ststele]

It can resurface.. Usually in the form of gray bars. I've seen quite a few original Apple 6+ screens with touch issues as well when flexed. May want to be absolutely sure it's not the screen. It's most likely the ICs but I've been trolled by defective screens too.

[@leijiang656]

I have iPhone 6s Plus. The screen turn on and home button work but touch screen doesn't work. I found three small fuses next to the LCD connectors are missing. Do u fix that?

[@ststele]

Yes. Hard to say which components they are or if they are related to the problem without seeing it though. It really could be a lot of things.

[@henrypadilla02]

STS Telecom

[@leijiang656]

Thanks for the reply. I found your website I will call u tomorrow.

[@shafaatansari79]

I am technician, iphone 6s plus water dammage so I fix but not working rear camera tell me jumper solution please.. Please...

[@helranderendyson973]

thanks.you are a expert.i am apreciate your info.

[@mehditouati86]

when i use heat gun like that i loose some capacitor, after i remove my chip, the hot air move some capacitor, how do u do without protecting all aroud the chip (sorry for my english ;) )

[@ststele]

Sounds like too high of air flow. After a while you get the feel for it. The air has to blow pretty hard to blow things off but surface tension will hold things in place really good when the air is not too high. Thank you for watching :)

[@bartoszrutkowski9384]

Helo. Have same problem. Can i replace mother board from another but locked icloud iphone?

[@ststele]

Sorry, an iCloud locked board would be totally useless unless you were only using it to test screens. They won't activate without the previous owner's iCloud credentials.

[@bartoszrutkowski9384]

Ok. Thanks.

[@helranderendyson973]

are you sametime in wherever logic board;if you want make you job good .firts need cover the other ic.maybe you are burning some elements,diodes,resistors or more.

[@ststele]

The surrounding components really won't be bothered or "burnt" by the amount of heat it takes to melt the solder under these chips. I've found when covering the surrounding areas you wind up using much more heat to get the job done because you have to raise the temperature of the board in a pretty big area to the point of melting solder anyways. The key is to watch very closely under microscope so you can see where your heat is and where the solder is melting. I've found this method much less risky than tape or shielding because you will use way less heat and don't have the risk of tape or shielding moving adjacent components when they melt. I used to shield the heck out of it.. now I don't :) I will shield if there is under fill close by. The WiFi IC is a mile away in this case though.

[@ststele]

Thanks for the comment though :) I may try some shielding to get rid of some of the common issues I've been running into on the other side of the board though. Components on the other side can melt and their rubber overfill coating lifts them off the board.

[@okimcdonaldson713]

iPhone X mas turn of and on what could be the possible problem

[@dimuborgir1987]

i have problem ..my touch is working,motherboard showing picture but on both phones same problem if i change motherboards touches dont react and on other motherboard react ..what could be problem?

[@ststele]

Hmmm.. hard to say on that one. If it's an iPhone 6+, touch issues are most likely caused by the board. If it is original Apple screen then there is a decent chance that it is the screen as well.

[@dimuborgir1987]

it was prestigio 4500 old model but very good phone..yea motherboard issue so i just fixed other phones and this will be spare parts

[@Silver891_]

IAM FROM SAUDIA ARABIA I'M HAVING THE SAME PROBLEM . I TOOK IT TO A LOCAL TECHNICIAN TO FIX THIS PROBLEM AND HE SEEMS TO BE FAMILIER WITH THIS ISSUE . HE TOLD ME HE FIXED DOZEN OF THIS PROBLEM BUT FOR HE DID NOT AND AFTER NUMBERS OF TRIES HE GAVE UP. NOW THE PHONE WONT START UP AT ALL. I AM AFRAIED THAT THE MOTHERBOARD IS TOAST . CAN I SEND TO YOU TO GIVE IT A SHOT? IPHONE 6 PLUS 128 GB AND I AM FROM SAIDIA ARABIA

[@ststele]

Sorry for the delay. I could give it a try, however, there's a good chance I may fail or decide the damage is too bad. www.ststele.com/mail-in

[@OrbiterElectronics]

It's typical isn't it.. Point the camera at something that contains 0603 or smaller and components and pads will literally jump off the PCB :)

[@ststele]

LOL! I'm new at recording these repairs but I have now seen this phenomenon first hand! :-)

[@raulmorel1872]

+STS Telecom I saw people criticize you recoder, I got something to say about that. don't press attention them because they only can talk but they don't encourage to make a video in other hands nobody send you some money to buy a professional camera, and people don't understand how hard is the repair life, when you start fixing devices repairers use parts of the money to buy new equipment to do best professional job and the goods tool cost a least $500 also $1000. at the end of the day the you took money of you pocket. keep on your job man. GOD bless you

[@ststele]

I'm certainly not letting any negative opinions slow me down!

[@RavMotorsport]

can you jumper iphone 5s blue screen issue?

[@ststele]

It's not my favorite repair, but yes.

[@RavMotorsport]

i was tried this but the phone goes head and short

[@LF.2k]

estou com problema no meu iphone 6 plus nao liga trocar Conector Do Touch Plug Fpc Placa Iphone 6 Plus

[@bennymartinez5060]

how much do charge, and whats your address?

[@hawaiisidecar]

Thanks for this video.

[@ststele]

Thanks for watching! :)

[@vibes718]

can i send you a iphone 6plus for same repair ?

[@SWEET15444]

thanks can you send me pic of jumpring plz

[@tarazanrepairiphone448]

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! شكرا شكرا شكرا شكرا

[@ststele]

You're welcome! :)

[@mohammadshaban399]

lhosain bolaid اخوي كيف بدل النقاط المخلوعة

[@tarazanrepairiphone448]

النقط التي تكون داإما في أخير الهردوير تكون موصولة معى الديود من تم يقوم بي حك سلك الموصول ومن تم يقوم بي وضع عليه اليحام

[@rafaelaguilar1329]

i replaced the ic but still not working

[@J1mmyFootr0n]

37:53 lol

[@ststele]

:D

[@queko81]

excellent bro.

[@ststele]

thanks dude!

[@boraasyr1738]

is this ic conected with power i mean if we remove this is phone will dead

[@ststele]

It will still power on without the IC. Just no touch.

[@boraasyr1738]

thanks for replay can we be frind ? do you have facebook ?

[@anghelcristy7677]

hello I have an iphone 5 no longer lights up

[@aLLDaYeVerydAyAPpLe]

Dude love your job and how you underline other repair places overheat the boards and do sloppy fixes I would love to send it to you then but your prices are ridiculous for iPhone 5s touch fix is 125??? The 5s i can get them used working for 90$-140 why would I pay 120 to fix one lol do 60$ plus return shipping which it shouldnt be more than four bucks

[@ststele]

Trust me, I don't want to deal with the underfilled touch ICs on a 5S. When possible, I price services with the value of the device in mind but when you start talking a job that will take hours for a phone that's worth $100 bucks.. people would only send that stuff for data recovery only. There's no way I could do a 5S touch IC job for less because it can consume half the day and I have a mountain of routine repairs building up behind me. Sorry!

[@hussainbashir8596]

such a good job

[@ststele]

Thank you very much =)

[@johnnyw6249]

Thanks, well done.

[@ststele]

Thank you! :)

[@Michele_Perrino]

Temperature?