Amazing work.... I'm really amazed by ur skills of chip level repairs.. I'm into this field of Electronic gadgets repair, but never saw such a precision work.. God bless you..
great video as always alex ..great to see big boss .. he needs more recognition in your videos ..also your dad ... maybe a video on them doing what they do best ... regards joe uk
I get so caught up in watching the repairs sometimes I don't remember until I'm at the end of the video to hit that like button. I love and appreciate the work that you are doing. Learnt a lot from you and the knowledge has allowed me to be far more efficient in delivering timely service to my customers. 💪
Great work as always 👍 would big boss show us how he removes the screen would be good to see he’s work as it’s hard work opening pads with out damage and to remember where all the screws went !!
I know that you didn't say it but anyone who knows this channel will certify that you did heat the board up from underneath with the hot gun to avoid melting the component. Just wanted to make that clear for anyone watching and wondering. When you removed the bad plastic components, you heated them directly as they were getting replaced. And, if any flies or invading beetles were to wonder onto the board, they would have been incinerated as well. One thing we don't want is another "bug" on the board. Ok, I think my work here is done. Great SHOW!!!
Your like a brain surgeon,I have bad dexterity,you handle those tine resistor and caps without any problem. I enjoy watching you fix the problems. Great work my friend. Continue your success with many more subscribers.
i would love to watch your videos longer sir..watching you repairing all those electronik components..and sometime i feel like saying " oh..! that's cousing the problem.. "
Love the content! What would you charge someone for something like that? Curious because i also micro solder and thinking of opening a shop here in Florida (thanks to your videos as inspiration) but I have no clue what to charge someone for this scope of work. I understand if you want to keep that a secret but if not any help would be just amazing! Thanks
Do you accept orders to repair from outside the USA? From Europe. If yes, will there be issues with sending the device overseas to the USA in terms of border import tax?
I want to see Big boss making the disassembling process of something like a Nintendo switch... And hear his opinion about an Hiroshima mess that he might find... Thanks!
what temperature do you use for heat on the backside of the board? Also do you ship items from your online shop to United Kingdom? I want to purchase some things from your store as I have learned a lot from your channel.
I think it's possible. You ever tried working with the stuff? It's a bit messy. Great for de-soldering heat sensitive parts. Wouldn't want to manufacture a PCB with it.
@@pow9606 i’m still learning (also from northridge his content) but never actually tried to solder on components with low melt solder. I’ll try it soon just to see if it works. Thanks for your response!
@@mazdap98 Low melt solder melts at very low temp. It's soft and only used for de-soldering. Use leaded for soldering. This is what I use northridgefix.com/product/best-solder-wire-roll-100g-0-3mm/
After changing the display for my 1st gen 12.9" Ipad pro, the touch id and the display auto open to cover lid opening stopped working ... do not know why ...I love this model shape so much.
@@SteveMasonCanada Try heating the boards from underneath when possible too. Once there are no small components on the back side of the board it is always safer to heat up from beneath when dealing with those connectors. Advise I learned here and it's been working for me.
You might want to start another channel and call it, "Dumb people who walk into the shop and ask me goofy questions". HA!!! Just kidding.............ALL questions are not dumb but I'm sure you get your share from the walk in's. It would be interesting to hear some of them though. WE out here in YT land are always hungry for more of your channel and its teachings. Bye!
Amazing work.... I'm really amazed by ur skills of chip level repairs.. I'm into this field of Electronic gadgets repair, but never saw such a precision work.. God bless you..
I love how you show such appreciation to the rest of the team. The backroom boys. Many hands make light work!
My favorite part is the smile of satisfaction every time you get a win.
great video as always alex ..great to see big boss .. he needs more recognition in your videos ..also your dad ... maybe a video on them doing what they do best ... regards joe uk
I get so caught up in watching the repairs sometimes I don't remember until I'm at the end of the video to hit that like button. I love and appreciate the work that you are doing. Learnt a lot from you and the knowledge has allowed me to be far more efficient in delivering timely service to my customers. 💪
Great work as always 👍 would big boss show us how he removes the screen would be good to see he’s work as it’s hard work opening pads with out damage and to remember where all the screws went !!
You are king of connector replacement
I know that you didn't say it but anyone who knows this channel will certify that you did heat the board up from underneath with the hot gun to avoid melting the component.
Just wanted to make that clear for anyone watching and wondering.
When you removed the bad plastic components, you heated them directly as they were getting replaced.
And, if any flies or invading beetles were to wonder onto the board, they would have been incinerated as well. One thing we don't want is another "bug" on the board.
Ok, I think my work here is done.
Great SHOW!!!
Your calm focused work has the same positive energy as a silent meditation. It's a peaceful joy watching you put things into order 🙏 🌌⚡💫
Your like a brain surgeon,I have bad dexterity,you handle those tine resistor and caps without any problem. I enjoy watching you fix the problems. Great work my friend. Continue your success with many more subscribers.
Awesome work love your videos same with everyone else here. Best teacher on UA-cam keep up the good work
Another great video Alex, great to see big boss working hard, absolute dream team!
Nice work, steady hands make the jobs easier.
Wish i had big boss' job. Love tearing down and rebuilding. Great work alex and fam.✌
Nice fix. Have something similar to do this week, hope it goes as smooth as yours.
i would love to watch your videos longer sir..watching you repairing all those electronik components..and sometime i feel like saying " oh..! that's cousing the problem.. "
"BIG BOSS" IS THE MAN
Big boss is the man.
Wish I had a mentor teacher like you and Big Boss.
wonderful, very professional work. I really admire you sir
Very nice work, years and years of experience...great job also to bigboss and your dad. Thank you for the video. Greets
ما شاء الله سلمت ايديكم ..... كلو شغال ....
every thing working good
great video as always,thank you Alex
great job👍👍😘
Big boss should have his own you tube channel...👍
You have a steady hand...lol..I would have turned that board in to one big solder blob....thanks! John
Awesome job. This stuff is so tiny... seeing it on video it looks huge. It is not...
Got that right. Alex sure makes it look easy.
Great and master piece work done. Like you always do. . 👍
Alex picks the smiling connector as the thumbnail 😂
"كلو شغال" love it 🌹
Another awesome video. Can you please also tell the temperature you are using with the hot air station when you work on those plastic connectors? :)
he has said up to 500'F
What temperature do you use with the hot air gun? For me, desoldering takes much longer. I usually use temperatures around 300°C
Love the content! What would you charge someone for something like that? Curious because i also micro solder and thinking of opening a shop here in Florida (thanks to your videos as inspiration) but I have no clue what to charge someone for this scope of work. I understand if you want to keep that a secret but if not any help would be just amazing! Thanks
beautiful work. so glad i ran into your channel. I enjoy your content
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Hi there, would it be better practice to fix the touch filter first, and then the 2 connectors to reduce the chances of melting the plastic?
Anyway, great demonstration of a successful repair as always.
I always get the temp wrong doing this kind of work.
I wonder how hot is the air and speed and the solder bit.
Like always impressed by the skills.
you'd have to get some donor boards to practice different lvls of heat n air on before working on a customer's board
good job mate.
Warm Greetings to bigboss and Father.
شكلك يبين عربي انت عاشت ايدك اني متابع من كردستان عراق
Good Job sir 👍
Gold job ♥️
Where can We learn Board repair ? Please 🥺
very good video .
Hi. greeting from Indonesia. may I ask you, what is the rarest device that you've repair so far ?
Big Boss!
Do you accept orders to repair from outside the USA? From Europe. If yes, will there be issues with sending the device overseas to the USA in terms of border import tax?
good job
Awesome work
You are the best
I want to see Big boss making the disassembling process of something like a Nintendo switch... And hear his opinion about an Hiroshima mess that he might find... Thanks!
"Tada!" You need this on a T-shirt :}
very good man...solid, solid, solid...better than factory.😂
Bonjour je souhaite savoir à quand la playlist sur votre chaîne
what temperature do you use for heat on the backside of the board? Also do you ship items from your online shop to United Kingdom? I want to purchase some things from your store as I have learned a lot from your channel.
amazing skills.
What temperature do you run your hot air at?
What temperatures are you using on the hot air station and the iron ?
depends on the type of solder you are dealing with
This is gonna be a dumb question but are the touch filters a type of fuse?
bravissimo!
Love from Lahore, Pakistan🇵🇰 😍💕💕💕
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Super works Thanku
Hi! Is it possible to solder components with low melt solder? If no, why not? Great job you did there!
I think it's possible. You ever tried working with the stuff? It's a bit messy. Great for de-soldering heat sensitive parts. Wouldn't want to manufacture a PCB with it.
@@pow9606 i’m still learning (also from northridge his content) but never actually tried to solder on components with low melt solder. I’ll try it soon just to see if it works. Thanks for your response!
I wouldn't personally. Low melt solder is more brittle and weaker so bigger components like hdmi's might not hold up well with it.
@@mazdap98 Low melt solder melts at very low temp. It's soft and only used for de-soldering. Use leaded for soldering. This is what I use northridgefix.com/product/best-solder-wire-roll-100g-0-3mm/
Awesome job bro keep rocking bro
الكل شغال 👌
nice Vedio ☮️👍
when you hear “taaadaaaah...” it means its fixed better than factory.
Good morning
Very nice 😁👍🏾
Big Boss is 😎
How do you remove excess solder from the tip?!
Is there a prof tool for that or just a sponge soaked with water.
northridgefix.com/product/soldering-iron-tip-cleaner-rosin-flux-core-to-prevent-oxidation/
After changing the display for my 1st gen 12.9" Ipad pro, the touch id and the display auto open to cover lid opening stopped working ... do not know why ...I love this model shape so much.
You need to transfer the original button to the new screen
Big boss spoke in Arabic where are you guys from? if you don't mind the question of course
Hello big boss
OK, I have a question. How do you manage to use hot air on those connectors, and not blow small caps and resistors off the board?
high heat low air
practice with donor boards
@@repairstudiogh3549 Thanks! I will try upping the heat and reducing the air.
@@SteveMasonCanada Try heating the boards from underneath when possible too. Once there are no small components on the back side of the board it is always safer to heat up from beneath when dealing with those connectors. Advise I learned here and it's been working for me.
you can also try using heat resistant tape over the small components but that’s considerably time consuming
You might want to start another channel and call it, "Dumb people who walk into the shop and ask me goofy questions".
HA!!! Just kidding.............ALL questions are not dumb but I'm sure you get your share from the walk in's.
It would be interesting to hear some of them though.
WE out here in YT land are always hungry for more of your channel and its teachings.
Bye!
Better than factory 💙
I'm sorry, i wouldn't call it a big mess ;) but nice work.. ps. i think all traces were intact and it just looked a bit ugly..
How that happened? Another uncareful DY screen repair?
What is temperature of hot air gun when the new connector is soldering?
I was wondering whether quick blast with high heat is better than longer time with lower heat.
you'd best know from practice
@@repairstudiogh3549 I know 280-300 degrees?
Awesome ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻
nice👍👍👍👍
Amazing he is Arabian man
thought you might think this is interesting on UA-cam called, living on a computer by JonLevi
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Iron tip is so fat)) Metcal? JBC?
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بيغ بوس من اصل عربي??? قال كلو شغال
iirc iphone doesn't allow indie shop to repair their product?
Apple doesn't let anyone fix their products under warranty
Tataaaaaaaa
🤩🤩🤩🤣🤣🤣
#5
Came in for some damage
i see what you did there
@@repairstudiogh3549 I don't see what you saw
good sense of humor
At first I misread the title as customer used a blow torch on the iPad instead of blew touch circuit😂
Nicht mal Neue, und gratis werden ich annehmen .
Electronics Repair is just to Save Money and maybe A good Hobby. Not very Necessary
1st
Alex bro give away a basic level microscope bro please help me
كلو شغااال *.*