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Replacing the charging IC (Integrated Circuit) on an iPad 5 involves intricate soldering work and should be done with extreme caution. This process requires specialized tools and skills in microsoldering. If you are not experienced in electronics repair, it is strongly recommended to seek professional assistance. Additionally, attempting this repair may void any existing warranties. Here's a general guide for informational purposes only:
Note: This information is for educational purposes, and I am not responsible for any damage that may occur during the repair process. Proceed at your own risk.
Tools and Materials Needed:
Replacement charging IC compatible with the iPad 5.
Microsoldering iron with fine tips.
Hot air rework station.
Soldering flux.
Solder wick or desoldering braid.
Tweezers.
Magnifying glass or microscope for precision work.
ESD-safe workplace and wrist strap.
Procedure:
Prepare Your Workspace:
Ensure you're working in an electrostatic discharge (ESD)-safe environment to prevent damage to electronic components.
Disconnect Power:
Power off the iPad and disconnect it from any power source.
Disassemble the iPad:
Follow a disassembly guide specific to your iPad model to expose the logic board.
Locate the Charging IC:
Identify the charging IC on the logic board. This component is often located near the charging port.
Apply Soldering Flux:
Apply soldering flux to the charging IC and surrounding components. This helps in soldering and desoldering.
Desolder the Old Charging IC:
Use the hot air rework station to heat the charging IC and carefully desolder it. Use solder wick to clean up any remaining solder.
Clean the Area:
Clean the area around the charging IC with isopropyl alcohol and a brush.
Place the New Charging IC:
Carefully place the new charging IC in the correct orientation. Ensure proper alignment.
Solder the New Charging IC:
Use the hot air rework station and microsoldering iron to solder the new charging IC onto the logic board. Be precise to avoid damage to nearby components.
Inspect Your Work:
Inspect the solder joints under a magnifying glass or microscope to ensure they are clean and free of defects.
Reassemble the iPad:
Put the iPad back together in the reverse order of disassembly.
Test the Charging Functionality:
Connect the iPad to a power source and check if it charges properly. Ensure the charging port is also in good condition.
If you are not experienced with microsoldering or electronic repairs, it is advisable to seek the assistance of a professional technician or a reputable repair service. Microsoldering work requires precision, and any mistakes could lead to further damage. If not sure bring it to applefix hamilton new zealand 125 ward street hamilton

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Hello brother, is charging ic same for iphone and ipad. Iphone 8/X/Xs/11 and ipad mini 5/air 3? All have the model number 1612A1. Please reply, really need help