iPad A2069 12.9 4th Gen No power Repair

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[@kevin6666123]

It's crazy how small the stuff is in this video actually is, I wouldn't have thought it was humanly possible to work on

[@ronlevin2339]

the "big" yellow caps around are about the size of the rice grain

[@sfjnet]

Amazing work. I was holding my breath while you were removing the chip so close to those miniscule components!

[@mestrealvarensis]

Alex is a beast, knowledge and procedure always serves the job right

[@bblod4896]

A Friday afternoon video, nice. Have a great weekend Alex, Big Boss, Pops and Dolly.

[@perfectfix]

may be light sensor flex behind screen needed to connect to light up screen . just like newer iphones

[@Note_Creator]

Its magical how the solder ball follows the solder tip around.

[@maklogetrich2378]

the magic of good flux

[@vidsofyermom]

Can you talk about international shipping in the next one? Thanks!

[@chopper680]

Theres factory,better than factory, and then there is Alex Have a good weekend everyone

[@faghihimohammad]

Wow , those components are really small. One idea/question: in such small areas, can we use a thin strip of kepton tape to reduce heat transfer to those tiny components beside the chip, and also keep them in place if they got hot? And isn't there any tool to grab the chip from above, something that works with vaccum ?

[@TeHa94]

Yes, you could also use Aluminium and it definetly makes sense if you have the time. There are battery powered vacuum tools but I dont think the tip can withstand the temperatures as they are used for placement in solder paste.

[@ollie4022]

@@TeHa94 Careful using aluminium, if you are working on a live board you can short the components.

[@beezelbuzzel]

Alex plus Big Boss. A winning pair.

[@adiposerex5150]

All those caps. What a nightmare. Excellent work.

[@BasicComputerRepair]

I have that anti glare light with the microscope and it's the bomb! Amazing

[@CooLDEaFY4204Me]

9,400 in 6 hours .. Awesome Alex.... Great video.... Better than Factory 😊

[@SolderBrothers]

Always a great repair vid

[@leonphelps123]

I love your kid saying better than factory

[@coolcock_]

Nice repair as always

[@1_Rico]

What hot tweezer do you use?

[@NBMSCH]

MashaAllah, amazing like always.. just done watching... Salam (peace) from Tunisia at 10:02PM

[@abdalothmab9632]

More learn from you everyday thx eng.

[@sidahmedbenguella]

That بسم الله 🥰

[@jjaaeejggj7135]

Hello ... I need charging ic for ipad 11 2nd where can i find it

[@mesopotamialover905]

Do you recommend me learning soldering and smd stuff as a hobby?

[@rfr653]

Good job mate 👍

[@craigl765]

I know you said you go through truckloads of flux. How much flux do you use on a typical repair or how long does a tube last? Looks like a lot under the scope.

[@AKG58Z]

what temperature and air speed you use for different components and how not to burn any during the process

[@xlwirelesselectronicrepair]

جمعه مباركه

[@josearrasola7236]

1 like and share comment also enjoy the Labor Day weekend

[@ronlevin2339]

why no underfill under the chip ?? Same chip in MacBook has underfill. This chip is very sensitive if you use not original Apple charger, when I have 5V 0A in Apple products, I immediately ask customer to send me a pictures of his charges.

[@that_panda]

That 12.9" 4th gen and 5th gen and especially 11" 2nd gen are known for that "USB-C controller" chip issue (in my company we call it usb-c controller, not sure if that is the real name of it)

[@NorthridgeFix]

Yes it's a USBC Controller and Common failing point on USBC iPads We get them in everyday. Just stay away from USBC and go for lighting if you want your iPad to last.

[@Rahul-gz2wc]

Do you have training in repair electronics laptop, desktop.

[@MrBPDude]

Ow, cliffhanger!

[@John-McAfee]

Great video buddy.

[@amirmooti5719]

Perfect 👌

[@althuelectronics5158]

Powerful😎💪

[@zachariepayant3864]

Awesome

[@dmitrid.317]

Do you have online training in repair electronics?

[@rrvideos29]

Hi, I have soaked in 3 seconds in salt water in my mi note 11. Are you able to fix it? How can I ship my device to you?

[@carlosgomez_c137]

Alex "steadyhand" Fix

[@suryavanshib]

Awesome ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻

[@hang10wannabe]

Gosh, I thought normal components were small, but those little components on the iPad are ridiculous...

[@DrewminatiVideos]

How much do you charge for this ?

[@jonathanjuanola8054]

High performance to repair small components while drinking dry whisky.

[@bountyhunter4885]

📢 " Dr. Alex... you're needed in the ER."

[@mutahher2k]

🎉

[@JacobLara]

Wow

[@tuomasholo]

The difference is day and night! Buy it now

[@rizkhan3368]

hard luck after such a delicate job Apple builds crap, thats not easy to repair.... Anyway good luck with the backlight Alex

[@IceofDream.]

6000 components 😆 4:18

[@shamsalfaisal]

Came in for no power.

[@IceofDream.]

Went back with all the ✨power✨

[@metinokutucu8892]

Bismillah boss

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🙏👏👏👏🙏

[@fpk1954]

🥰🥰💝💝💥💫💥💝💝🥰🥰

[@John-McAfee]

Apple the only company in the world to utilize a USB C controller chip that fails.

[@robbied8618]

The chipdoctor doing microsurgery once again....🩺