Do we really need reballing? Iphone not charging repair

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[@repsolal]

I'm learning and have watched hundreds of videos from hundreds of different youtube channels........ yours is one of my favorites. You explain what needs to be done, then do it and show that it worked. No bullshit, no drama, no trying to impress with fancy talk and no annoying music lol ......... just straight to the point repairs and good explanation. Great job !

[@justinspiredfallout]

Today I also learned that I can safely test an iPhone is charging without having to put all the parts back together. Sometimes it's the small questions like this that I have the trouble finding the answers to. Thanks again Senpai Sorin!

[@Dr.muthanna]

Thank you Sorin you are changing our repairing skills you are amazing

[@KobyLev]

Not dodgey at all!!! Practical to be precise .... Mr Sorin, You are the best Repair teacher

[@mehmetedex]

People do netflix and chill. But I found better alternative. Watch a magician fixing electronics.

[@ambersmith6517]

you speak truth my friend this guy has a God given skill

[@markmurphy9280]

Awesome, I've been repairing for 10 years, and im still learning

[@Umski]

I like your honesty on this, it gives many insights based on real experience and real repairs rather than the sort of hearsay you read on forums and the like. Many repairers like to hide behind 'trade secrets' as they think it protects their business interests or knowledge. For a hobby repairer who doesn't do this day-in, day-out and may do something similar once in a lifetime, it not only shows what it could be but also how. Better yet it can help keep stuff out of landfill because it is 'broken' or deemed to be 'beyond repair'. Nice one :)

[@rashh77]

Great job, thanks a lot for our mentor Mr. Soren.

[@eutavi]

Sorin

[@smartrepairservices9857]

new Lesson Learned today Thank you

[@billspencer8540]

I am deeply impressed with your repair and most of all your analytic skill. Subscribed !

[@lucianionutcocos4413]

Felicitări din nou! E 11 noaptea la mine în peninsula și după o zi de munca tot trebuie sa văd dacă ai postat ceva!

[@ahmadissa8607]

I like the options you give. Great job Sorin

[@danpacepa7129]

Sorine,tot respectul pentru ceea ce faci.Îmi plac foarte mult videourile cu "shop working flow".Cred ca esti unic in lume.Astept cu nerabdare altele.Salutari din Manchester.

[@michaelmccloy9466]

Sorin, on the subject of used spare parts, when are you going to show us your filing system, I have heard it but never seen it. LOL Forgive my little joke, you are doing a great service for us.

[@dolfink2799]

You are amazing. You make it seems so easy even if it is the most difficult. I am impressed. 👏👏👏

[@rokasbravo9714]

very nice sorin, i like it then you saying everything what you doing. for us beginners its very good. like you using 370 temperature and half speed of air flow... i starting to understand a bit more and more

[@user-kw5lh7cm2p]

Perfect job, you have SKILLS.

[@viphonekings6136]

Great Video On iPhone Repair. It's nice to see a good POV to further my knowledge

[@marcobohorquez4711]

Motivated to do it . thank you for everything I have learned from you. Good bless u.!!

[@albertudo8143]

U just killed the fear in me today

[@gazvlogs7459]

This man killed my fear to look into other peoples electronics, hopefully tomorrow I start my new job after a successful interview. Don't sell yourself short!

[@zeldasharpe131]

Thank you for showing this video. I am working on a toshiba and I know now that you can do a chip without reballing. That is so expensive and I do my work for nothing.

[@Omul1984]

Sunt zecimi de miliamperi la începutul videoclipului, nu miliamperi. Felicitări pentru faptul că împărtăşiţi experienţa dvs.!

[@will9603]

Sorin I always change mine and families screens and batteries etc but always wanted to do ic replacement and you've gave me the confidence to learn and I've learnt a great amount from you just watching your KZbin vids but would be very interested in a 1 to 1 training with you

[@zurimotojibng5754]

nice thanks ..a lot..why there's a thumbs down ? this man is sharing his knowledge to everyone....there's something wrong with the gray matter behind your ears.........

[@TecHService]

For small ic can be ok. Also i try with mosfet . With bigger one is better reballing for me! Congratulations,great job like always !

[@MrRvdbeek]

I think 🤔 can I do it I have Samsung 7 edge and there are some chips I can replace. Just to get the skills. It looks so easy when you do it. Thank you for the great work and sharing it with us. Thumbs up 👍🏻

[@martindowney7915]

Nice work Sorin

[@Radek__]

25:27 You are not doggy, Sorin. You are proper service technican. BUT! Yes but, one ball was missing haha :-P :-) I saw it and I will not forget it haha :) (At 19:23 on down right corner, one before last one) You are lucky that it is working.

[@kimspeller5379]

i like this ! why not do another video and see how big you can go without reballing ? also any laptop battery hacks to get around the bms ? like when bms refuses to charge but all the cells are good !

[@ww-sd9pz]

Won't be trying that again in a hurry, bye bye iPhone. You make it look too easy. Even with captain tape caps have blown all over the place.

[@graymouser7649]

Sorin please do a graphics chip ,come on, just for fun i would love to see that (it would be epic!)

[@ambersmith6517]

@Truth Never Lies i seen him do it it is on you tube

[@ambersmith6517]

mybe it was memory of video chip sorry to many drugs years ago

[@radius.indrawan]

hi Sorin, i'm not questioning your work because it was obviously fixed, but i'm curious about the less amount of solder ball at bottom-right pad (16:09), isn't that won't be enough to create a proper joint with the pad of the ic?

[@Philippe-Philou]

Thanks Sorin

[@sohailahmed6095]

Great job

[@ohmware2020]

great video, hopimg for more interesting lessons... from philippines

[@davidsots558]

Great video Sir! But how did you know that this chip was the problem and not something else? Thank you very much.

[@williamlogan4049]

Sorin jealousy gets those people nowhere thank you

[@5000000000250]

Thank you! Very good!

[@Maniii2020]

new Lesson Learned ... TNX man

[@reynaldofigueroa7881]

You are very good, you are my hero..!!!

[@aechtabayer5434]

Nice

[@DumahBrazorf]

Sorin, what happened to the tristar tester?

[@Atetus94]

True!

[@zenzen9131]

You are amazing :)

[@rajashekharkandukuri2003]

Nice thank you motivational speaking teacher great

[@afghantech4136]

hi thx for video always learning form you I have question the iPhone 6 plus it is gusting when I am in the phone it is changing to different pages and apps and moving from one apps to other by it self please have video about that problem

[@ionneagu7232]

Unele contacte de sub cip se cunosteau ca sunt oxidate,acolo trebuiau toate contactele curatate si pus alt fludor ca in timp se vor oxida din nou,plus ca fluxul e coroziz si trebuia spalat,nu ma refer la colofoniu

[@elhassane9981]

great job thank a lot

[@crafttuberstv5049]

Hello sir, I am a big fan of yours i love to watch your vlog and getting idias on how to repair gadgets and i learned a lot. I have to ask something what is that device you are using to check the amps of the battery the blue color digital on the left upper screen, thanks big heart

[@bellslinki]

Sorin you are a star! Just a little bit dodgy yeah? 🙃🙈😁

[@martindowney7915]

Sorin have you got a faulty iPhone 6 but with a screen that works you could sell me cheap, I'm trying to fix my daughters phone that her baby son has smashed open, I think the camera flex is damaged and a piece is missing. I thought it was possible not having to reball every chip, thanks for that mate. Martin.

[@macoxygene]

Hi Mr. Sorin! As always its a great video, i am curious to know where you can find the tristar chips.

[@kieronalder5264]

ebay or aliexpress

[@wilfredcatapang7219]

Perfect...

[@Ed31003]

seems to me to care taken to remove the new chip left balls intact so why would you remove leave it and install the new one - right

[@Ed31003]

never think you are dodgey

[@joeycarr1398]

As always, excellent job, thanks. These parts you buy from China? Replacement parts, are they reliable?

[@michaelbmw1931]

Can you help with my Huawei mate 20 pro !???? Important

[@michaelbmw1931]

Please...

[@ilanbinkovitch6054]

Magic :)

[@2vagner]

Best Best channel

[@jeramsadventuretv4905]

it's my birthday nov28. thanks!!!!

[@marcobohorquez4711]

Sr.yuo make it look easy..I'm getting moti

[@computersrepaircotesaint-l7407]

big love

[@subashsharma120]

i have a mobile and laptop repairing shop like you but im not good as you in reparing ! so i want to learn more . how can i get there ! from NEPAL

[@HoratiuD]

La noi ningea :)

[@hany1843]

you are Super

[@caroman6761]

I'm very confused about your work today: you use a completely new chip! No chip from an old bord and no special fuse instead of a chip. What happens today?????

[@benbenowsky821]

but he've removed balls from it at least

[@MariusYTube]

Salut , esti cumva din partea olteniei ?

[@muharraqi55]

i have a question why we need to cool down the board after we rebelling or replacing ic ?

[@akapal]

everything change with temperature, take a resistor for example, check Ohms then heat and measure again

[@muharraqi55]

@@akapal ok i got it now & i understand now , i have tested as you said by heating resistance and the value is changing depending with heat , thanks a lot and i appreciate your help

[@dannymash7065]

Is the guy grounded to avoid static electricity?

[@octavian9627]

no :))

[@pgringel]

Rather than cleaning the pads off You leave what's left of the balls after removing the faulty IC , take a fresh IC and wipe the balls off it instead. then solder it on. Most technicians would have just cleaned the pads on the motherboard and soldered on the new IC with it's good balls as is. Sure your way worked, but I'm not sure that I understand why it is supposed to be better than the normal way.

[@electronicsrepairschool]

This is the normal way :) Can't see the point cleaning the pads from solder and flux to add them later :P

[@tttuberc]

He wanted to show that it could be done without re-balling. This is same as taken a working chip from another spare board and solder it on the problem board. I.e the chip taken from a spare board wouldn't have any balls on it

[@sudheerm.s6792]

Where are you now .an?

[@rockstar-kp2jy]

i always re balled with out a stencil

[@justinspiredfallout]

You got balls man. :)))

[@rockstar-kp2jy]

@@justinspiredfallout no my owner was always cheap, its really not hard tho

[@marius.stanciu]

50k

[@zngdrive]

Hehe, mi-ati adus aminte de cipurile ATI 216-0742001 care sunt cele mai mici si cel mai des intalnite cu probleme, super video "easy job" :D. O intrebare, de ce iphone-urile nu accepta orice sursa de alimentare pentru incarcare gen cea folosita la diagnosticare ?

[@wlondoner]

0.0009 isn’t 9milliamp.

[@UpInSmoke54]

900 microamps