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Make sure it is seated properly in motherboard and that all the connections are correct

The ribbon cable retainer clip broke off?

This is the one I have and it works very well (You can spend way more but I haven't found the need to). www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07RPMR4Y4/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1

That is all I want from my videos, not to help or share knowledge, but to make people almost poop their pants. Almost though, not actually poop, I am not a monster.

Liquid Metal Thermal Paste, 79... www.amazon.com/dp/B0BLZ41J1B?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

Yep this is the PS5 version of freezer and smoke a bowl!

(also, I'm doing this all by myself too, they will not help me nor buy anything for me. will I need a sotering kit? if so what's the best cheapest brand?

That is awesome you are attempting to fix your hdmi port. You really need a hot air rework station with a soldering iron and hot air gun. I don't want to discourage you but this is a difficult job to start with.

Yes that is correct. When you swap all the internals to a new screen and frame assembly all your information is there.

There is something very satisfying about taking a gross broken thing and making it perfect again!

Yes it is no fun when the traces get ripped out! Not impossible but very frustrating. I had one that had half of them ripped off. I had to start and walk away for a day on that one!

@@dackselectronicrepair it is the same of what I encountered, I have to just leave it and went back to it the next day...

Make sure the pins are not bent in the wrong direction and that they line up with the copper pads, it is possible you just need to replace that part as well. Good luck!

@@dackselectronicrepair Thanks! I didn’t know they existed on Amazon for $7, gonna grab a few. Cheers dude

Not sure that would be very cost effective for you but if you want to send me message on my Facebook business page that would be fine. facebook.com/dackselectronicrepair

Yes that is true, luckily the replacement screens are pretty cheap!

Not sure what you mean by warming up the cpu but no you do not need to heat anything to replace the thermal paste. Yes the majority of GPUs are like this. They are just a board with the processor chip and ram attached to a heat sink. Some use passive cooling (no fan) or active cooling (fan or liquid cooling block). The thermal paste transfers the heat from the chips to the heat sink so it can be dispersed.

Sorry to hear that! It does happen though.

Thanks for the sub!

Yes if you want to do a screen only repair you can but I prefer to do it this way.

Some of the legs don't have any solder on them? You can just use flux and solder the legs that don't have any.

You can contact me on my Facebook page facebook.com/dackselectronicrepair

@@dackselectronicrepair I don't use Facebook which is why I'm reaching out through here

The original solder Apple used is lead free. I use leaded.

@@dackselectronicrepair I did mine with unleaded and it didn't flow. Managed to pull of some of the pads that you said be carful not to. I used leaded and it was much better. 😔. I need to put it back together and test if im lucky. Im thinking maybe its just data on the missing ones. Fingers crossed.

I use a hotair rework station. You can get them on Amazon. It has a hot air gun and a soldering iron which are temp and airflow adjustable.

From my understanding the U model is programmed to work on the common bands here in the United States and the B model is for other countries. I don't know exactly what the hardware differences are though.

The glass and display are glued together so you would need the whole assembly like in the video.

It really is a time sensitive repair. You have to get all solder in all the legs heated up at the same time so you can basically just drop the new stick into place and remove the heat right away. If you leave the hot air going for too long after you put the new stick in place you will melt the underside of it. A little melting won't hurt anything but too much will make it not work.

Thank you! I have always wanted to visit your beautiful country! It is spelled solder but pronounced sotter.

Thank U for your answer. Now I know it is solder 😊 My country is one to visit I can say. 😊 Can I ask U to do some repair video for me to learn? For exsamble to fix charching cable? Or is that interesting to U or do you do this kind of work?

What do you mean by a charging cable? The cord or the wall brick?

I know that these days fixing a charging cable is kinda stupid bc those are so cheap, but I’m just curious. 😄 My cable broke just at the end of the wall brick bc it was bend. So the red wire was broken. I don’t know if it is worth to try to fix it, but it is a really long cord so I would like to try. 😊 I totally understant if u do not want to do this kind of work 😊

Glad to help!

I appreciate that but it may cost you too much to ship it to Iowa! Any good computer shop should be able to do it for you!

@@dackselectronicrepair where in Iowa?

nvm I think I found where you are, a bit far even for me (very NW corner of Iowa)... a friend of mine asked me to see if I can fix their digital PS5 but im pretty sure it is the port too. I could probably do it, but may be a pain and I'd have to order the HDMI ports since I don't regularly do this sorta thing.

That's not good, hopefully it is just a little toasted and not broken!

The purpose of the flux is to help the solder melt and to make the new solder melt to the pins. You do not have to use it but it makes it MUCH easier and cleaner of a job.

You're welcome!

That is awesome and impressive! Keep it up and you may be making your own repair videos someday!

@@dackselectronicrepair I hope so

Yes be careful!

That is the scientific term!

You're welcome!

Just do a search on Amazon for A71 5G Charging port replacement.

Amazon is the best place to find it

10 hearts right back at you, plus 10 more for being a fan! You get 20 awesomness hearts!

I don't usually search by model number so I am not sure.

The tape on the battery keeps it in place so it doesn't bounce around in there. You can often reuse the old stuff or regular double sided tape is fine to use as well.

And I want to add another thing. When I plug the charger in, it does make the sound that it's charging. Also plugging phone into USB on my PC, my computer does see (Recogize)the phone, but that's it.

It sounds like the screen is either bad or not plugged in.

@@dackselectronicrepair Thanks. I'll try again

Good call!

@@dackselectronicrepair but it was very helpful! Thank you for making it.

You can get the screen for 30 to 100 depending on quality.

Great tip!

Thanks!

As long as it is flux for electronics then it should work

Public service announcement, don't drink and thermal paste! That is hilarious. thank you!

What do you mean by the top end? The fan assembly is on the top.

Are you using the stock joystick? Some of thr aftermarket ones or ones from a ps4 or xbox one are just a bit too big

The button flex cable goes through the screen display cable but make sure it is plugged in under the plate.

A new screen should fix that issue. It sounds like the lcd is damaged like you said.