iPad 6th Charging port Repair Disaster. - A1893

[@jonwilliams8495]

From a small business in mid-Wales, would like to thank you for helping my soldering techniques, major respect

[@TECNOSPAIN-TV]

would be great to get presencial training course with him .

[@mhamma6560]

Your content is under-rated and under-viewed. What you're doing here far exceeds any traditional teacher's capabilities to be able to inform and show real-world situations for those interested in modern repair techniques and capabilities. Great job, especially staying calm and collected while facing bathroom medical repair of devices from people who've only managed to do more harm to their devices, than good.

[@mohammadomar8299]

استاذ حسين انا فني صيانة مثلك ومتابع جديد لقناتك هذه واستمتع جدا في مشاهدتها ولكني سررت جدا حينما رأيتك تتحدث العربية مع زميلك في احدى فيديوهاتك اي انك عربي وانه لدينا من المبدعين أمثالك من العرب فهذا فخر لنا طبعا أتشرف في متابعة قناتك ومحتواها

[@DivPivShiftmaster]

i Love how he says in the end "we did it"... sir, you are the boss!

[@maluco132]

Amazing skill and expertise. That is what it looks like a professional solder tip in action... When you tinned the ripped pads again. The blob 'glued' in the tip at that speed was a show apart. bravo.

[@DubCPicker]

You’re skilled the tools you use...no need to use other tools that viewers ask you to use 👍👍👍

[@fredwooding6662]

I never fail to learn something new each time I watch your videos.. Thank you for your hard work.

[@danandrei96]

I appreciate your practicality, but that's a lot of ground and probably 5V power pads to miss out on a charging port, especially for ipad. No doubt the ipad works again for now but now the remaining pads have to take the extra current to make up for many missing ones. 90% of the time this won't be a problem but I wouldn't be surprised if the remaining pads burn out eventually from having to carry so much extra power. I will generally skip a few ground pads here and there, don't get me wrong, but this seems like a lot

[@rajeshkumarbehera9275]

Bro, please make a video on only micro soldering explaining all tools u use. How the tip holds and flows such an excellent way. You are the master of Micro soldering. I have never seen as u do soldering before. Keep educating us. I am proud to be a regular subscriber of yours. Thanks Bro.

[@lexander9686]

I don't want to disappoint you but, I don't think he will be able to do it until a while 😔

[@Fj3llis]

You sir, are the soldering God! Much respect!

[@floridaapplemacprosinc.2224]

Tell you what I like about this guy... he shows GENUINE excitement at fixing the board, and says WE did it, even though it was 100% Him, saying WE shows he is a genuine good dude.

[@jamesingua5537]

Thank you from Philippines😇im also a simple technician but because of you I've learne a lot every day, just watching your videos, God Bless😇

[@garyr7027]

Friends had one of these iPads, the charging port has issues. The pins in the port are just fine, but it still doesn't connect right unless something is placed under the charging cable prying the cable in a upward position right near the port. Once it's propped up it connects. I told them to just prop it up, charge it up when not in use. It's a work around without opening it up and replacing the exact part you did. Not saying I couldn't replace the port, I do have the tools, it's just it could be a costly repair and the pad is not worth it, even though that's the only issue it has.

[@Vo0d0o2009]

6 millions missing pads on a 52 pin connector ,usb socket lost in the 9th dimension , AHahaha if you continue i will be forced to send you my laptop for liquid damage because sometime you make me laught at the point its a chance that i just spill beer everywhere insead die by liquid choking , love your work and your bench men i prefer actually watch your repairs insead repairing stuff i have here lol passing good time watching your work so much true talking , golden hints , and you talk like crystal clear rockwater happy 2021 , gratz from quebec canada i don't know if you ever read another comment that ive made , but what you doing now for me its slowy relight the passion that ive lost for repairing stuff last years , so many thanks

[@MICROMINUTE24]

Hi, i really enjoy the little smile on your face after each successfull fix ! just like pleasure or your work’s still intact... Thank you for your videos

[@sharfazhameed6382]

This man is the Superman in the electronic industry for sure cos I have subscribed to many repair companies but this man is the only on tech who does any electronics n fix most of them most importantly the informations he delivers are priceless

[@manishholla]

I think Rossmann Repair LLC is also good

[@sharfazhameed6382]

@@manishholla yes I watch his channel too n he is good n his speciality is on Mac but this gentlemen does what ever has electrons, protons n neutrons got in a logic board. Anything anytime n the way he explained is just too greater than any channel as far as I see. Starting from how to use your solder gun to thermal camera n it’s so helpful

[@manishholla]

@@sharfazhameed6382 yup

[@MathiasVen]

Good morning from Germany. Great work again.

[@nazarenoramirez9695]

Máster, tu trabajo es excepcional. Saludos desde México

[@stefanlechner]

Very very good job. Nice...and you are right, looked like something exploded over there. 👌 you are the best, what you are doing, how you teach and explain. Very amazing

[@9989225140]

Am addicted to your videos, keep it up.

[@wnnsdm3160]

You make my day every time you smile after a repair is finished 😆😆

[@TheCod3r]

Another great repair as always, good stuff 👏

[@2807Tommy]

You are the best... awesome skills and perfect work. Best regards from Germany. I do a repair business to an I now how good your work is. I watch every video and have learned some skills 👍👍👍😉

[@themaster3211234]

Hi @NorthridgeFix - Are you still going to make a video on how you keep solder on the end of your iron? Thanks

[@repairsgalore9425]

Another wonderful job. Thanks for sharing..🙂

[@fredericomacias5547]

What a job, great one! You sir, are a proper expert. Very good expertise 👏👏👏👏 Keep on doing neat repairs. As always.

[@techlerryfix3907]

Good work sir, I have a repair shop here in Nigeria and I have been learning alot from your videos..God bless you

[@marknorton1999]

There’s no doubt the customer’s attempt to fix it made the job more difficult. The message is clear, if you don’t have the skills or the equipment, leave well alone!

[@cv3nda367]

love the smile after every successful repair

[@jamesbruno5896]

Amazing repair! Much respect!

[@arunkrish5306]

Such a excellent work. Practice made man's perfect. Your all work showed this to me .

[@RespawnRestricted]

For removing solder mask I personally using electric nail file that I bought at the Dollar Tree .it's not powerful so it doesn't remove anything other than the solder mask.and you could get diamond file bits a out as small is a exacto knife

[@donnan9548]

Love this video! This is the best one with his work and explanation about jumper wire and mask. Thank you much for sharing, this will help me to fix my ipad pro 10.5; and i agree more with others saying that they never got tired watching your videos on here 😀 👍

[@suryavanshib]

Awesome ✌️✌️✌️ loves the process of your soldering the ripped pads👍👍👍

[@betaalyt3809]

You can also use thin medical needle syringe for pression work

[@النسيمالمبتسم]

Sir I am wondering if the common paths in the board are also and necessarily shared on the other side?

[@CCellService]

Funny when i hear u say someone comments to use fiberglass pen to scratch the trace, did that person know how they made the board in first place.? Coatings for durability usages.

[@dalibensouilah950]

12:38 the victory's laught hahaha great job !

[@Jackson22379]

Dude you got some steady hands

[@amorbarour4083]

Hello from algeria i like the way you introduce everything great job u are my rol model

[@dylanjohnston1702]

Unbelievable work! This is art!!

[@Redhiwalatech]

I love your methods of repairs

[@SupremeRepairs]

ಅದ್ಭುತವಾದ ಮಾಹಿತಿ ❤️👌😍🌹 amazing information 😍❤️

[@simonoem606]

why oh why do people do this just dont if you've never done this type of work before just leave it and send it in complete your lucky this guy is willing to try many would have said no your the best

[@ziadsleiman9369]

Hi Alex can you please tell me where you purchased your blue charger port tester thank you?

[@mcrmcr85]

When usps will deliver international packages? I wat to try your best wick and flux. Microtwizzer link?

[@tanvirhasanashik2435]

I was watching that solder blob circling around... I just said "wow!!!!"

[@jawahars417]

Never seen a mechanic like before 😍

[@coab43a22f2]

what is that sound while you are applying solder? is it the hot air helping it or maybe the vent to pull out the vapors ?

[@feroztejani1974]

Great working skill 👍👍

[@MrHackerDude1]

What did you use to clean the board ?

[@dafalzonAUS]

The more difficult and failed attempts you attempt to repair, the more skilled you will become and the more easier your job will be in the long run

[@chasefournier]

Yet again great repair!

[@dawdjawhar3677]

Thanks for this video sir ,but please make a video about power supply and tell about testing diode and register and some else ,please

[@Gaark]

The problem with being real good at your job is you get every other 'not so good' guys repair fails...

[@lexander9686]

Spot on

[@avananana]

But the positive thing about that is the 'not so good' repair guy lost a customer and you gained one :P

[@oneandonlytyler1]

can you show us that trick for getting solder to stay on the tip of the iron

[@TrimeshSZ]

If you mean that big solder ball then it's simple - lots and lots of flux.

[@edyot9925]

Sir... Thats a great work.. I like all vids from you very much i hope i could be skillfull like you..im repair some cellphone too but poor skill poor tools

[@harrisahmed2017]

Can you share link to the tristar tester please

[@Ace2Tactic]

Thanks for all information you giving

[@terrygrin5166]

I tried buying the parts from local shop, but sadly all of connectors I bought for ipad air 2 had no holes to transfer the flux from the pads on the logic board onto the connector pads. Does anyone know how to solder the connectors even without holes on the pads? Many thanks in advance

[@hasserecht3678]

The person saying the stuff about the Glass Fiber pen is somehow right. But you will remove the soldermask not only from the trace. Therefore you will have to reapply soldermask to the exposed parts you are not going to solder on. More work, less risky. I think it won't apply to your business since it would cost more for the customer. But i don't see any problem with your method since you seem pretty trained with the blade :).

[@bhaveshdavra7092]

Sir what is the name of the stool you use?

[@kamikazekk-df4vz]

I must do it every day in many industrial stuff someone tried to repair but haven't confidence with that kind of works. So I ask myself , why they're trying every time to fix it, and then spend the double to repair their self damages?? No answer!

[@chethankiran5478]

Awesome 👍🏻❤️❤️💖💖love from India ❤️💖

[@theelectronicslab3323]

Hi There I Have an Ipad Air 5th Generation the Compus of Ipad is not working how can i fix it

[@andrewhenderson6032]

Lovely work as always keep up the great work

[@МаксимФри]

what microscope do you have? thanks

[@muhsinimruma802]

you always do a nice job and clean.... i need that tristar tester please..

[@raulcarvalho8023]

Very nice job 👏 Very recommended

[@bbulliard]

world class video... excellent.. thank you

[@tntpotato]

How much do you charge for a service like that ????

[@raptur3_46]

Which solder station is best Weller or Jbc??

[@ghs3441]

I need a microphone like yours. Where can I find it please ?

[@larsmaslik3910]

use the ABRO paint remover,to remove that silicone compound

[@joeyhenry7312]

Wow that was amazing to watch. I hope to be on your level one day. So awesome. What solder tips do you use to do such precision work? I use a solder station from Amazon techtronix or something along that name and its served me well while learning but I'm not sure if I have faith in it to do something like that.

[@MentePositivaRafael]

So well done, almost irreparable but not in his hands :D

[@rinfante1672]

how much would you charge for something like this?

[@alphabeets]

Amazing work!

[@muhdhafiidz1206]

Sir can i ask what type of fluck are u used?

[@TECNOSPAIN-TV]

I truely can t understand why some people voted negative ?

[@Toogoodtobetrue-r4y]

Professional jealousy usually is the reason

[@sharfazhameed6382]

Some people are just idiots cos this gentlemen is the best at any given time n his informations are vital n it’s all practically assisted to any technician

[@Johnathan_Waters]

I always wonder this too. I think this is just a "phenomenon" that you have to live with. Reasons why? Who knows.

[@ChristianGutierrez]

I just noticed that you do not have eye pieces on your microscope 🔬, so do you only use the monitor when working?

[@JassonQuill]

my technician doing always likethat

[@Denise_in_progress]

I find it better to work without eye pieces, it works so much better, especially with microsoldering

[@TECHHUBfixitup]

Job done,customer satisfied.

[@sampathkumar2775]

Awesome 👏 work. God bless u r hands 🙌🏻

[@mennoTHEpenno]

will you chance the firmware chip for my ipad 6 ?

[@Toogoodtobetrue-r4y]

G’day , how did the customer get the board to that stage to start with?......was it to much heat possibly or not enough and yanked it off?......just learning electronics at this stage and you videos are fantasic👍

[@optimizelogicrepair2784]

Probably a combo. Not enough heat and probably was pulling on connector before solder was melted.

[@shawntaylor2480]

Just awesome!

[@aaroncalonzo3826]

Please make a tutorial on how to use digital multimeter tnx

[@technicalssmcali1840]

You are great technician .

[@Shogoeu]

If we do not need all pins, why are there so many pins?

[@macbp8455]

عدد المشتركين نازل عندك والله تستحق المليون مع هذا الشغل كله... غريبة احسك مظلوم

[@taharmouz8864]

الملايين يبحثون عن اللهو والغناء وليس عن الأشياء المفيدة

[@digihorse6730]

Would you be worried about the lack of copper now in use for the common pins. Presumably they originally used multiple pins to give higher current capacity? By the way loving the videos.👍

[@hypmobilefun]

Scope ????

[@mrhackerdude1617]

Question ? When i try to sign up to the website and click register i keep getting error saying your answer was incorrect . what can i do to not get this error ?

[@froojymane]

That chuckle when you saw it. 😂

[@joshludge]

That tristar ic tester is very expensive!

[@nickvasey915]

Nicely done, dude. :)

[@TechWayTamil]

We waiting for video end after service successfully is done and Smiles ...😀😀😀

[@livebrain]

im happy that he says "we get it fixed" so i helped in fixing that :DD

[@techlerryfix3907]

Yeah we all did

[@kintag4459]

Amazing work M.r

[@otibrokoli115]

good job. happy in the end.