XRT Pro Ugly HDMI Repair using Grinding Pen and Pads strips - Mini Maxx Tuner
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It’s like watching a surgeon perform microsurgery…..the skill level is the same as far as I’m concerned. Awesome.
IN the future Mr. Alex will be the AI android surgeon for your house butler robot.
Agreed, except the paycheck is different unfortunately
Took the words right out of my mouth.
@@bobby9568 Probably because of the field of knowledge behind the "hand" skills.
I tried to solder some things in my life but my hands shake a lot, I would not fit for this job
I started watching your videos a couple of months ago and was so fascinated by board level repair and micro soldering. I ended up buying a soldering/rework station and just completed my first repair with the help of your videos. I replaced a micro USB port that broke off a Bluetooth speaker. The repair included fixing three ripped pads and replacing the connector. What a satisfying experience. I know why your face lights up when the device works again. Keep up the great content and thank you for inspiring me to get into micro soldering.
I feel you dude. I'm Doing a ps5 HDMI two tore pads and this fine gentleman's video has given me the will to do it myself 😊
Where did you buy the pads?
Just when I think I'm getting a little better at soldering, you produce another masterpiece in dexterity and unrivalled skill. Great video using your amazing talents.
Oh Alex, the way you do this kind of microscopic repairs are similar to human surgical, i think that we should call you doctor Alex from now forth.
Who's with me gys? 👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏
*Other Repair Shops:* _"You're outa luck, Chuck!"_ 😕
*Alex @ NorthridgeFix:* _"And the job is done!"_ 👍
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lol 😂 it true! He can do almost the impossible
I never get tired of watching these videos. As an electronics technician that is very hands-on and an engineering student I can't begin to tell you how invaluable your videos are. Not only for the tips and tricks of troubleshooting and repair/rework but also for your dedication and motivation. Please don't ever let anything get in the way of the joy you get from your work, Alex. Keep up the great work!
Miracle indeed. Your hands and eye sight is so perfect it looks a robot is working on it. You definitely need a trillion applause in one second for couples of decades. Great job indeed. Sir. ...... thank you for teaching. ..
This is not only a miracle repair, but a piece of art repair that deserves an Oscar 😁.
Real good job considering the very small area and the many things done in it👌
Absolutely, it's like watching a supreme artist at work.
Your skills are amazing. Everything seems so easy but it is hard in the reality.
Indeed, it seems so easy! But I know from experience that it's not
This is really incredible. Blows my mind that amount of precision and skill that is involved in a repair like this. What a satisfying video.
I’ve got the Wylie version of the pad repair kits but I thought all of the different brands use the same shape pads, that’s why I only purchased from just one brand. Glad I watched this because you just assume they’re all the same but just different packaging. The other brand ones you showed will be brilliant for different situations. Great video as always👍
You left out one sentence.. "Better than factory" man you inspire me a lot.
What an awesome job. You should call your shop "emergency room". That was a majestetic surgery fix. Great, solder-blobs like mirrors😂 thanks for the video
I came back to watch this one again.. Your work is top notch!!
This is one of the most amazing pcb repair vids!! Hat is off!!!
Perfect job, as always. Better than factory!! It will last forever. Regards from Italy.
Alex is like watching a pro golfer he makes it look easy
Top job alex, Outstanding workmanship.
All I can say is “WOW” you are a master.
A work of precision executed precisely!
I absolutely love to watch you work. such a professional.
Master class I love watching you repairing I used to have a tv shop many years ago.
I've never seen a better fix before. Great job man!
Sir we miss ur job done smile, hard work, after temp. By other tech. Good job sir.
Excellent craftsmanship.
I’ve learned so much from your content and channel. Thank you so much for the hard work you Into all of this. You have my full support!
Nicely done as always!That tiny pads want to jump into 9th dimension :)
You make it look so easy. Great video.
When I use these... I get happy!!! CLASSIC!!
Mann I don't know how you do this kind a work.But you are the PRO man oh my god.
Damn... He makes it look so easy that sometime i forget i am watching through microscope.
I love watching...I'd smile in the mirrors of solder.
Another item to add to the list "Must Have"
Impressive work under the microscope!
Didn’t know these repair pads existed.
(First time viewer. Subscribed, of course.)
excellent job congratulations. Another "easy job"
Mr. Alex, if a "grinding pen" is the only thing that makes you happy........well, YOU need to get out of the shop more and commune with the world man!
Run through some meadows picking flowers or go to the beach and squish some sand in your toes.
Happiness is what it's all about!
Happy Soldering!!!
Oh, by the way, after a job like this, and when that credit roll music comes on, I DANCE!!!!!!
I like the solder pen too.
I am allergic to flowers and I hate sand, it gets everywhere.
Also can't dance.
Beautiful work.
As always. God-soldering! You are such an inspiration 👍
I feel like watching a 15 min infomercial. And also enjoyed it.
Are those pad strips a recent innovation? I've only seen you use them and I remember you getting them for the first time, they seem like such a godsend for these repairs!
They’ve been around since the early 80s at least, you can see them being used in the old PACE soldering guide videotapes.
My comments on your videos: Great fix and nice job... what else can you say... better than factory once again...
CONGRATULATION MISTER ALEX... YOU ARE THE BEST ÎN JOB... YOU ARE A MIRACLE... AWESOME😍😍😍👍👍👍
Incredible work! Great job!
My luck Alex, if I ever get a chance to do some micro work like this, the 1st replacement pad strip would end up flying half way across the room! 😁😅Great painstaking repair!
That is truly amazing! I greatly respect you.
I have watched almost every video and one thing everyone must realize is this is a pro in action!! Don't think you can perform these repairs yourself. He makes it look so easy but I know from experience it really isn't. I just took a shit at my 2017 imac firmware chip and ended up pulling one half of the pads up!! Now I've got to send to Northridge fix and pay more!! I wish I would have just sent it in the first olace. Save some money and send it bf attempting! Great video and I'll be sending my board.
Awesome..better than factory..and the job is done..
Your videos are very good, I follow it and I'm following a career in electronics, may you keep this up with videos with very good content I'm here from Brazil but I don't miss 1 video of you
great fix alex ...pleasure to watch
Tools that make you smile
Awesome repair 👊
bonjour et merci pour tous les facon de travaille que vous nous montrer
Now that is top quality work
My boss for life 🥰🥰🥰🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳love from India.... God of solder 😇
I get that this isn’t a beginner lesson but, for us beginners elaboration is vital. Like how do the new pad strips stay on the board? Do they merely rest there staying in place due to the solder on the trace part? Why is it important to see your reflection in the blob? What’s going on if you can’t? How do I ensure it’s right?
9:10 Very tidy work indeed! 💖👌
Very, very good friend! Congratulations! ;-)
That wick is amazing…
hi alex, I made a comment on another video of yours regarding how to use the pads but I think you didnt see it, it is much easier if you put a little amount of mask, then put the pads, cure it with the pads in place and then scratch the top of the pads and solder (this way the pads dont move and make the job much easier). hope you like the tip.
Superb repair! A very tedious and meticulous process.
EXELENT AS ALWAYS
Excellent service
Wondering doing repairs with these pads could you secure them to the PCB by solder mask under them?
better idea, with epoxy. epoxy the pads to the PCB.
How would you cure it if it's covered?
@@_MJ07_ only the bottom of the pad and it'd be tricky but it'd be good if possible
He has already tried it. The pads won't stick to the solder masks. I can't remember which video though
Or secure whole pads with mask and scrab places we need.
awesome repair 👍🏻💕
Great job. Thanks for the video
Very nice vedio & very fine work.
Amazing, reminds me of my iPad pro you fixed for me and you made 2 videos for it.
Really a miraculous fix
You’re the best!
You sold me on the pad strips....as well as the grinding pen.
love your work great job😎
Mashallah, excellent repair job
What a precision
excellent work .perfect 👌
Alex you looked like a dentist with the drill :)))))))))))))))
have you ever baked a card in the oven to reflow the traces
Nicely done ✅✅😊 👏 keep up the good work 👍
Awesome work👌
That was fantastic!
Need that tool :) Amazing !
Wait how do you make those strips stick to the surface are they glued in place or you just rely on me nearby pins
I feel happy everytime i use it also :P
This was real interesting and all but what did it have to do with New York real estate?
Do you show how to replace through hole vias or recommend a guide or video? I may have to buy a flange with a kit. It's on an old Atari 7800 board for the power stage that I got off ebay broken. Pads lifted and some through holes just gone not copper only board.. just subscribed and buying some of these pads. Great channel, thanks!
Very good work.
The second type look like the have rings instead of pads. Is this the way they are?
On the larger types the outside of the ring is not very wide. I think wider would be better.
I believe the rings are used for through hole components.
Well Done 👍. Is it possible to secure the no connect pads with solder mask when the connector is soldered properly ? I think doing that will secure the connector even more to the board.
amazing job better that factory
good job mate.
good job dear sir
super travail de presision
The skills...
Goog job, congratulations
Excelente video y muy buena reparación👌👑✨👍💪👌👍💪
You gotta have some skill to do that!
Love the videos dude.
Perfect
Sometimes you get the fiddly jobs. Nice work.
Nice proper job
4:45 Alex like to use new tool to grind soldermask but sometimes work demands old school 😉
Nice video, keep it up, thank you :)
Amazing work