iPhone 6S no image data recovery & the importance of diode mode.

[@starsstripesjacket]

I love your video's because they're extremely useful for teaching good diagnosis concepts that can be applied to any electrical issue. Verify the problem, check the schematic to understand how the system works, take measurements, compare it to a known good system, isolate the faulty circuit, repair fault in circuit, verify repair.

[@graikas]

Apple logo shows up and Louis is like: "This is fanspin!" You are a legend! Awesome videos, thank you!

[@nathanhitchcock7307]

2 years after this video was posted I go ahead and watch it...mind blown. Awesome Louis. Taught me something good today haha

[@TheFurriestOne]

Sending voltage to multiple points on a board to bring a dead phone back to temporary life, this is how you get zombie phones! I, for one, welcome our new overlord, Luis Rossmann, and his undead Apple device horde!

[@pldaniels]

All those gifts... you should hit your head more frequently!

[@pierreuntel1970]

I'd hit my head for bitcoins

[@martinj9647]

Seriously. I'd volunteer for a concussion for a bitcoin

[@Taulksik]

Bitcoin can't fix brain damage

[@FoxbatSVK]

Don't delay, hit your head again today!

[@martinj9647]

@@Taulksik Moderate alcohol consumption causes more damage to the brain than a minor concussion...

[@xmlthegreat]

Where is the 'Don't Delay Buy Today' clip in the intro?

[@TreesandStuff69]

I'm glad it's got there now. It sounds really cheesy

[@xmlthegreat]

@@TreesandStuff69 Rossmann = Chessy. It's his style and we love that about him.

[@martinj9647]

Luckily not there

[@sokolum]

Those warmth gifts from others is a joy to see! I am happy for the one who is able to give and happy for Rossmann who can use it. Goodluck to all.

[@Arkane.]

Louis i am taking digital electronics currently which is exactly what you do for a living. how good of a living does it make i really enjoy computers and this class just makes sense to me even though all the math is complicated

[@PflanzenChirurg]

I was so amused about the Bitcoin, really you deserve it ;)

[@pldaniels]

Ah, I need to send you some fruity-phone files so you can use them with that boardview software you prefer :cough cough: ( no, NOT landrex! )

[@andrewjulius1546]

This is the only channel where I would always hit the like buttons even before I watches half of the video, very informative and realistic channel.

[@Tomberi_]

Finally someone who can actually fix electronics by understanding how they work and not just replacing entire parts of it like 99% of today's "repair" business. Apple sucks but that "no repair" policy of them will give you work for a long time. IT guy here with poor electronics knowledge, enjoying your videos like they were some kind of reiki relaxing shit.

[@danielade9062]

I hope you get better soon. You are an inspiration to the repair industry !

[@strider0303]

You're such an incredible resource to the community Louis. Hope to meet you in person some day.. you inspire me. Thank you!!!

[@spitulsky]

I never had Apple anything but I still like these repair videos :)

[@AcuraAddicted]

Good to see you back! I hope those headaches will disappear soon! I admire the work that you do - and you make it sound so simple. I wish you all the best, Louis!

[@claykalmar8131]

I love how you systematically break this stuff down. Cool video!

[@crosenblum]

You are so brilliant, I appreciate all the thought you put into best practice troubleshooting. The ideas can clearly be put into any kind of problem solving. Document the correct baseline, and compare to reality, to simplify the process of identifying the problems. I hope you feel better!

[@dirik009]

It must hit you really hard because that was the nicest behavior I have ever seen on this channel :D

[@nbrowser]

Concussions suck...I've suffered a couple, just take the time to heal properly without much strain. (Insert smarmy voice here) Do delay, heal as you can!

[@Alexander_l322]

That shit can be really bad if you still experience side effects long after! Speak to a doctor or something bro

[@Alexander_l322]

@@Sabamika1 man I hope you recover fully and I wish you all the best bro! Im glad you're doing the right things. Same goes for Rossman!!

[@Alexander_l322]

@@Sabamika1 that's good to hear! And as far as Louis goes well I think he gets pissed at things that shouldn't be so annoyingly stupid things apple do/make 😂

[@phillipcsandoval9094]

Louis Rossmann, Thanks so much for your super hardworking ways and unmatched dedication! We hope to see you recovered very quickly and be at a100% feeling good:)

[@n2n8sda]

I had an automobile accident 15 years ago, non airbag car, was knocked unconcious by head hitting steering wheel (seatbelt stopped me going out window) but had terrible headaches for 2 weeks, was no joke, couldnt even get out of bed first day.

[@neonlights_12]

Hope you get back in the swing of things Louis! I miss your livestreams

[@whatarewedoing0]

i say it a lot but the problem solving in these vids is a beautiful thing

[@DoubleA_AMAfpv]

You teach me something everytime I watch you. Thank you Louis!

[@Taulksik]

Good to see you up and going again love the videos as always and, hope for a full recovery directly.

[@patricks.7420]

O.L. = overload, not open line. It means you're over max range, or in diode mode it means voltage drop is greater than 1999mV but not necessarily infinite. You and Jessa have a nasty habit of calling it "open line" when it's really telling you that your measurement is off the scale. It's a potentially dangerous misunderstanding of the tool. Imagine encountering an unexpected high voltage where O.L. sure as shit doesn't mean "open line."

[@satchboogie2058]

I always thought it was "open loop"

[@izicial7469]

If your reading is that high on a phone or computer doesn't it basically mean you have an open line?

[@fdm-monster]

Izicial not when you’re dealing with the hot side of a motherboard power board. 12 to 18V can definitely fry something and could still show O.L.

[@atomm4675]

Over Limit for me!

[@Gelic_kit390]

@@satchboogie2058 It is!

[@m43_felix]

Hey Louis, if you ever have time, could you please make a video on how to apply thermal pasta on Macbooks, eg older A1181s? I've been told putting a too thick layer on it increases heat buildup and stuff... get better soon & thanks for those awesome videos answay !

[@Opapa-Jan]

This is what I'm looking for. Super, these are examples where I can learn from. Thanks from the Netherlands.

[@GanjaCS]

glad you are doin better, nice video louis

[@jamesnewman9547]

Do you have a 'curve tracer'? You can build one for a scope with a few components. If you've got alot of measurements, having a visual representation of voltage-current to compare can be much faster. It can also help spot components that are just slightly off, especially if your scope can ghost a measurement on screen to compare. The shapes that are made by different circuits tell you diode voltages both directions (a zener actually makes a sideways 'z'), capacitance shows up as oval shapes, resistance is an incline with slope showing resistance, etc...

[@HazyJ28]

I always respected how charismatic you remain under stress/pain/discomfort.

[@toddfirestone3089]

Glad to see you getting better. Thank you for everything you do.

[@webant4577]

Great video!, only annoying thing is that you'll need a second working device to compare measurements

[@stronklytyped]

Yo Louis get better wish you the best!

[@pophamlarry]

Glad Your Back And Your Ok.....We All Missed You And Your Great Videos..... I Hope You Learned Something....lol

[@subigirlawd_7307]

Thank you for this..I will support by buying those power supply cables

[@raymondcorrea1]

Louis its amazing on how you know all that current and voltage knowledge. Was it easy to learn or understand? All this info is way above my understanding lol

[@barrybegley5379]

As Always Louis, many, many Good tips. Thank You !!!!

[@emilysix1653]

My guess is that Samsung sent the bitcoin 💰 Hope you’re better now🤕😇

[@PS3RatBag98]

Or lenovo

[@klunymaster]

Emily Six I’m 101% it didn’t come from apple, lmao

[@x3lA]

Came here for the Thinkpad in the thumbnail.

[@x3lA]

@STU-Christian Van Iten Still. Gotta love them.

[@x3lA]

@STU-Christian Van Iten I've got a T440p for when I'm out of the house that is perfect for daily work and even some 3D application. Great laptops and it holds like a tank.

[@x3lA]

@STU-Christian Van Iten Oh yes, they're great stock and since they're in the sweet spot of age, performance CPUs are $100 max (i7-4800mq in mine) and you can make so many modifications to your need. Trackpad sucks but everyone changes it out for the t450 one. Regardless, definitely the best of the modern ones.

[@AICvideo]

I recommended it in one of his last videos where he had a Logitech keyboard/touchpad combo. Glad he took it.

[@rkan2]

Trackpoint keyboard*

[@techvision3481]

thx for the fantastic diode mode uses tutorial

[@darrellbrothers6628]

Thank you for the great iPhone video. Great job of explaining.

[@JimmySCara]

Great Video ... im learning a lot from you Sir

[@user-uk5bx1kz2k]

diode-mode measurements is fast, no autorange waits required. you can still use basic resistance mode taking more time

[@bosnianvibe]

Wow i love this video Thank You for you sharing of knowledge.

[@omegasparow]

Good-luck from Australia! Just subscribed.

[@ChanKimPien]

How much flux should I put in when in diode mode?

[@gonzos-twin]

Mark Lee 3 grams

[@thatguyoverthere531]

As little as you need.

[@kraio-sfu]

3.5 syringes

[@DecimalZer0]

Hope you get better soon!!

[@sharfazhameed6382]

Wow wat a perfect explanation on diode mode

[@RouteBGP]

Consider caffeine for the headache. It works... is relatively non-habit forming... get a nice pick me up. --- Don't delay. Get jumpy and irritable today. :)

[@PhunkBustA]

i first picked up a soldering iron nearly 20 years ago, im 27 btw :D

[@wdora930]

Thanks mister louis... i learn a lot because of you... basic knowledge must be required to be da best repairman.. thank you very much

[@liberteus]

No ppbus today? Will still enjoy the video nonetheless :)

[@ianharvey868]

Louis Rossmann, Glad to see you got the little goodies on friday, there should have been some choc-chunks in there too, dont forget darker chocolate is more healthy for you and as you know mentally chocolate give you a good feeling inside... I bet mark thought what on earth are people sending you now lol bwahahaa... i subscribe to the channel who made those chocolates and they are a Mom & Pop business, so i thought i'd help both of you out as they entertain me with their banter and showing how its made and as your insights and your teaching method is so down to earth and better than you give yourself credit for, you're not just a janitor lol... ps, i got a TS100 soldering iron, first thing that annoyed me was the barrel connector, that i removed and soldered directly some silicone cable that is a weller repacement cable ;)

[@alexholden4274]

Nice! Didn't know you were good at iPhone stuff too!

[@mauriceupton1474]

Hope the head improves from New Zealand fan, spring sunday night. Best channel on youtube. Load up on liposomal Vitamin C!!

[@johnhart5102]

Informative video. And yes, get well soon bud.

[@wobblysauce]

My headache has never fully left me... but have good days mixed with the bad.

[@bubukis]

Whoever you are who donated one bitcoin to our Louis - a big RESPECT to you! This should cover the medical bill... Thank you, Louis, for all the interesting videos with some smart talking guy in them..;)

[@tasuwer1]

Yes you are back 🤗🤗

[@NovaEmotion]

Why is the red pike put on the ground when measuring in diode continuity mode?

[@reeseyme9613]

1 bitcoin = $6478 wow

[@unoriginalyoutubename8761]

Used to be $19k Thank god gpu prices are normal now

[@liteoner]

Unoriginal KZbin Name Still, $6.5K is a _lot_ of money.

[@Taulksik]

I highly doubt they donated 1 whole bitcoin

[@liteoner]

@@Taulksik that's precisely what Louis said in the video, so yeah, he got one bitcoin.

[@BrooksHagenow]

An interesting thing about bitcoin is the transaction history is always public. There is a transaction where he received an entire BTC on 2018-07-10 21:55:29. www.blockchain.com/btc/address/1EaEv8DBeFfg6fE6BimEmvEFbYLkhpcvhj

[@DanielCardenas23]

Don't delay use diode mode today. To make your devices fitter happier more productive

[@robwebster7406]

Get well soon 👍

[@Shalaca]

Lol Louis the headache doesnt go away the reason for it just changes. Anyways hope the reason changes to a more bearable reason soon.

[@horst.zimmermann]

What a beauty of a keyboard....

[@fepa2970]

Hi Louis, i was wondering if there is a vídeo fixing iPhone 6 with crazy touchscreen

[@CrisBlyth]

Glad you're doing better ! :)

[@AICvideo]

Hey! you bought one of the thinkpad keyboards I recommended! Yay!

[@hippynurd]

Out of limit, not open line. I dont know why it bothers me when you guys say open line, but its Out of Limit. Please tell jessa. Im real sorry about he head injury, thats serious stuff. HealFast(tm) buddy. P.S. Thanks for talking about diode mode, its a good one!

[@atomm4675]

Over Limit for me, as long as it makes sense.

[@mattig89ch]

Glad your giving Larry Sharpe some extra help. We got him on the ballot, now we need Cuomo to debate him, and I think we'll be all set.

[@x-tron3737]

Great knowledge shared

[@agaskew]

First. Love these videos, don't understand half of them but I've been inspired to dismantle and fix an old MacBook from watching these ,😀

[@atv1vs1mx]

Hey Louis, I've been looking into buying this multimeter. From looking up on the internet, I've seen people complaining on the older models reaction time in continuity mode with the original probes (I coudln't find a review video for this model). Is it the case with this model or is the reading and beeping sound pretty much instantaneous (like shown in the video in diode mode)? I could see this driving myself nuts if there was a huge delay between the contact between the probes and the reading! Keep up the good work and please, stay away from bike injuries haha!

[@hxvoon5682]

The smooth advertising though

[@thetrashman5252]

"Don't delay, heal today."

[@AmaraTheBarbarian]

Does Louis have any videos on diagnosing a board without this kind of data to work with? I've been looking at a TV for my dad, and I've got it narrowed down to a 50/50 shot on what board is bad, but I don't have any known good boards to check differences, having a replacement to test other components on really isn't much of an option with TV boards, and I can't seem to find a complete wiring diagram. It has come to the point where I feel like I'm just going to have to tell him he's SOL

[@fanofaymansir5385]

can you make how to read schematic basic to advance with repairing iphone board plz ..

[@HuhnK0t]

Hello Mister Rossman, good video like always. You mention the Taptic Engine, can you tell me how it works, like, electronically? Does ist only get some amount of voltage to work or does it get some kind of signal with it to work? I can't really find anything specific on that on the webs.

[@ikazodba]

How to show the reading of DMM BK-390A on-screen with transparent background . Thanks a lot

[@aleks138]

you should make the sheep baaa in the intro

[@K1ish]

That ThinkPad keyboard though

[@Arek_R.]

99% of time I fix something I don't have second device/pcb which is working, and schematics?! NOPE!

[@eideticex]

Schematics are like a distant memory to me. There was a time when I would go the library, punch in a part number and it would display where I would find that schematic on the shelves. Now I type in those numbers online, start to yell at whatever search engine I'm using at the time for showing me a lot of trashy advertisers and ultimately resort to tracing everything with sub-par equipment. The old days were so nice.

[@christoskettenis880]

Get 100% again very soon my man!

[@MattTrevett]

Could you pull 1.8 volts from somewhere else on the phone and wire it into that pin all the time?

[@ProdiJoee]

The Bitcoin was clearly from Larry Sharpe ;)

[@DannStarr]

I know you don't like to work on phones Louis....but.... do more phones :) (and videos to go with them)

[@Cheshire9811]

Please review "the verge pc build" video

[@ameturephysicist]

Any chance you would be willing to share those spreadsheets with us?

[@ftsmallwood]

Please, look up Dr. Mercola for your health. I hope you're feeling much better and have a Happy New Year!

[@knarFkcalB]

Louis, why diode mode for comparative readings, instead of Ohms? BTW, it's Over Limit. Get perfectly well very soon!

[@Rhyas9]

Still going to wish you speedy recovery until the headaches go away for good. :D

[@JamesJihan]

Nee more vids like this related ishit. This video is great.

[@satchboogie2058]

This is the equivalent of having conjuration skill lvl 100 in Skyrim. You just cast resurrect Iphone and you're set

[@Geoscot]

So what do you plan to do with Larry Sharpe’s Bitcoin.

[@KineticPebble]

Have you talked to those apple authorized service centers yet?

[@ankngmg]

A friend of mine has this mobile signal issue on his iPhone 6 which makes his phone not receiving signal at all. Even after factory reset, the problem occurs after every data wipe. I'd like to know if this has anything to do with the signal receiver or not because it happened after he updated to iOS 11. Probably software bug? Or an actual hardware issue?

[@bookle5829]

I'm okay with the notch if I can hide it. I can treat the camera and whatever on the notch as part of the notification bar.

[@faelvelor7407]

Awesome video