Iphone 6 touch ic, brand new faulty ic

[@Pihmusik-PiCh-Expert]

Dziekuje za bezcenna wiedze Sorin

[@KingCellphoneRepair]

You solder it without reballing plate ? and desoldering braid ? how come ? you're so great man

[@ismaelmohamed4678]

Was this power IC or network IC?, I am trying to learn how to distinguish between them

[@ilnowfeel8071]

What liquid Sir using Can you tell me please NAME

[@loverboykimi]

How it worked without reballing... Very interesting.

[@xddarko]

The thing that bugs me the most about smartphones is their screws, shields and those cover parts thingies...how do you keep track on them to get the phone back assembled? Just a newbie asking lol

[@mehmethanificelebi1524]

What temperature do you use?

[@bilalsoltan8688]

How you can know the tight position of the IC cheep (repair)?

[@ahmadshahmoradian762]

Hi, please tell me about the system of your recording. I want to record like you but I don't khow about the system that possible. thank you

[@boardrepair4163]

Thank You boss... Boss home bottom press its iso software issue latest iso only go for password screen when you press but old ios if you press will not go for password option. Only touch pass for unlock screen.. Thanks any way its 2017 video.... Thanks for your all video sir

[@mustaphahammad1196]

This so amazing thank a lot sir am happy that first chip didn't work i love how you did without rebelling. Am in a place where I can't get new chip or rebel ones. Thanks alot sir i have made my day from this video 📹

[@johnnyleyshon6811]

How much do you charge for this repair Sorin?

[@electronicsrepairschool]

£50

[@johnnyleyshon6811]

I'm trying to gauge how much to charge for these type of repairs in my local area. Do you have any advice on this? there is not a competitor in my town. Thx again

[@electronicsrepairschool]

we have the competition from stratford market and the london warehouse's, but you can go up to £80 just to be safe

[@johnnyleyshon6811]

Thank you again ;-)

[@saratechnologywaterford4352]

What the type of Millimeter you use , can you send me the link pls

[@Daveyk021]

Don't those boards suffer from touch disease where a jumper needs run from under the touch IC to some cap or somewhere on the board near by?

[@electronicsrepairschool]

maybe on the fault with grey lines on the top of the screen, posible

[@adnanbalkhi7969]

why you take out the cap?

[@electronicsrepairschool]

you have another idea how the chip can be taken out?

[@adnanbalkhi7969]

No,

[@electronicsrepairschool]

me neither :)

[@adnanbalkhi7969]

Ok , thank you anyway , sorry if I asked the wrong question .

[@electronicsrepairschool]

you ask the right question. but i dont know a better way to get that chip out. I heard about some chip extractors with suction cup, but i dont know...

[@happypilot7765]

hi..i need help..can u give me an advice .solution...my laptop stucked on starts ..and i booted windows 7 to reinstall it and before finish complete installing..is restarts..and get stuck again in start up with logo screen on it..freezing there ..i let it 3-4 hours..and nothing happened..i need your help

[@thetiredtechie2704]

Looks like hard drive or memory issue. To make sure, can you install Ubuntu on it and go from there? First you'll be able to see will the installation finish or not and tell if the version f windows you have is faulty. If the install failes then issue may be hardware. First try to reset your BIOS and if that doesn't work then try to take out memory sticks one by one and try to start it and try also with a different stick if you can't get rid of problem after swapping yours two. If that doesn't help, I'd vote for hard drive issues. You can make a bootable usb stick with Ubuntu on it (with Rufus, it's freeware) and try to boot from it and run disk check from there.

[@jameshanley9102]

you can also download hiren,s boot cd and burn this to cd and boot your laptop from it ,and run the software to repair the hard drive

[@jameshanley9102]

how many screws has that bloody thing got lol

[@electronicsrepairschool]

also 4-5 different types...

[@thetiredtechie2704]

Oh boy - and it had to be the last one :(

[@electronicsrepairschool]

the second hand parts are way better than new