iPhone 6S Plus - Replacing a Damaged Display FPC Connector using hot air

[@steveng5503]

This is a test of the Tech’s soldering skills and should be awarded full marks. There’s a few methods of doing this and the one demonstrated here is one of the safest. Perfect result makes for a happy customer. BIG 👍 from me.

[@sharfazhameed6382]

Never seen anyone doing FPC connector perfect like you and you do it like it’s nothing. Thx for passing the knowledge and the strategy.

[@johnibbertson2960]

brilliant id love to be able to de solder and re solder like you too tiny for my soldering iron but i have got a microscope great vid

[@danielhalstead5920]

Very helpful video...im replacing a connector on my mavic air drone. Good job man.

[@jeedo2013]

Excellent Good work What is the temperature did u use of hotair for remove the connector and weld it .. ? I have quick 861 hotair Keep going brother

[@donnierobertson3088]

Great job and video

[@12universe]

شكرا يا امعلم 👍👍👍

[@victorsantos2354]

missing i2ctouch to mamba prox scl - pgnd_irled resistor R3142 next to the fet..... seems like populated solder pads only.

[@billyoldham8894]

great job

[@mikesw15]

What temperature do you use on your iron?

[@NorthridgeFix]

350-400

[@بلقراويياسين]

thank you can you do lot of laptop videos reaper

[@vahlah5205]

my phone turns on with apple logo then screen flashes green is this a sign of damaged fpc?

[@sto2779]

5:35 - u charging $45 bucks... man how u even make good money repairing stuff... this business is really tough.

[@shanebrookes1878]

Hi I keep asking what’s low melt solder and never get a reply!!! Grrrrrr

[@aaronb603]

solder..but with a low melting temperature...

[@shanebrookes1878]

Aaron Burke what’s best one for job buddy do soldering myself!!! Any tips pal

[@aaronb603]

@@shanebrookes1878 look for a leaded solder with a low melting point.. Mine melts at 180 degrees Celcius.. " Kester " is a good brand but expensive.. i got some random brand from www.farnell.com.. on farnell you can view the specifications of the solder and you can see what the melting temp is

[@NorthridgeFix]

I did answer you on the other post. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jGbanXVvppKDpZI. Maybe you didn't see it

[@abongo4342]

@@NorthridgeFix hello sir

[@cookiemaster.4000]

I am first one again

[@harihendaryanto]

yayyy alex will give you flux capacitor :D