iPad Pro 12.9 No Power Issue Fix

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In this informative and step-by-step video tutorial, watch as we diagnose and repair an iPad Pro 12.9 that's experiencing a no power issue. If your iPad Pro 12.9 isn’t turning on, you're not alone, and there might be a straightforward fix! We'll walk you through a comprehensive guide on identifying the problem, procuring the necessary tools and parts, and executing the repair safely and efficiently. Whether you’re a seasoned technician or a beginner looking to save on repair costs, our detailed instructions and expert tips will empower you to restore your iPad Pro 12.9 to its former glory. Get ready to bring your device back to life, and ensure it stays powered up and ready to perform all your needed tasks! Make sure to follow each step closely and always consider safety precautions to avoid any further damage to your iPad or injury to yourself. Subscribe for more handy tutorials and tech fixes!

[@jssamp4442]

I thought this video was about FIXING an iPad Pro, not destroying it. At around 3:00 when you started ripping the shield apart, I nearly lost it. You should not post repair videos until you learn how to repair electronics. I'm talking about REAL repairs, not just brute forcing your way past something you don't understand, like a caveman. In the description you solicit repair work. Why in the world would anybody see this horror of a video and send their device to you so you can shred it? Hopefully, after you grow up, you will learn how to repair things, or find a job you are good at.

[@gizmosfix]

From your comment, it seems you don't know much about the repair process. Please learn before commenting what you know little about. Thanks for commenting.

[@ocmobilefix]

So tell me Einstein, how do you get to the chip without cutting part of the shield out?

[@jssamp4442]

@ocmobilefix Desolder the shield. A heat tunnel is useful, but you can also use hot air if you are careful. Then, you can put the shield back in place when you are finished.

[@ocmobilefix]

@@jssamp4442 Really, lol. It seems you don't know much. Do you know how difficult it is to take off that entire shield with all that heat? It will likely damage the board.

[@jssamp4442]

@ocmobilefix I guess I must be more skilled than you are. Or maybe you have the skill but lack the confidence. Try it with a parts board so you aren't risking anything. That's the best advice I have.