Nicely done! I think the hot glue is what will make it less likely to fail again anytime soon. Good to fix up older things rather than just buy new stuff all the time. There's a satisfaction that you get using something you've rescued from oblivion.
I think this video is aimed at repairing top brand cables like Apple or Samsung etc not cheap £1 or €1 or $1 because people keep saying cables are cheap to buy in comments section, not all are cheap that's my point. helpful video thankyou.
Affordability is relative to income and what you want to do with your spare time. Fixing charging cables is not high on my priority list if $20 gets enough cables to last until my next phone upgrade then that's my path. But in many countries changing your phone as often as your socks is not possible but neither is having shrink tape, solder and a soldering iron.
Interesting. I always try and control the weak link on electronic devices like corded Irons by moving the flexing of power wire away from the ball that swivels in handle. It might make sense to put shrink tubing over new cords to reduce the weak link.
02:42 I liked the heat shrinking rather than stripping the core conductor insulation, but seeing as I have an appropriate stripper, I would prefer its precision. I wouldn't say "fix it in seconds", but yes, with care and the right tools, this can be done.
Four core cables are important that come with the phone. The cheap ones are two core and they don't give feed back to phone or to charger because no data lines. So it won't quick charge your phone. That's the reason this guy insists on preserving and reuse original cable. Thanks buddy, I have been doing this also. very informative video. Guys you can do things with right tools and give better precision but the importance is of idea and how to do. PS. Please note that on both sides internal wires orientation is reversed. first goes last and last goes to first and data cables are reverse too. red - data1- data2- black one side then other side black-data2 -data1 - red. THIS IS IMPORTANT.
@@madhusudangupta3661 exactly, you try out on paper what I said earlier. Draw 2 connectors. Mark pin 1234 on both side and draw cable. Then read my earlier comment what I am trying to say.
@apoorvasgala At the end one, 1 is connected to 4 on two and 4 to 1, 2 to 3 and 3 to 2 respectively. Ok. Now while end one remains connected to device one and the other end is reversed on the device two, will the polarity will not get incorrect on device two? May be I am not able to grasp. Pl help.
A much easier solution is that when the cable first begins to fray, cover a few inches around and over the break with Shoe Goo or something similarly strong and flexible like that plastic you dip tools handles into, thus preventing any further breakage and sealing the wire.
@@monteceitomoocherMay be pence for you but a decent lead costs. Besides we should strive to no longer be a wasteful throw-away society and repair where possible.
@@WideCuriosity: What is a decent lead….something Apple charges 10 xs as much for. The connections are still only soldered. Apple just using the power of their brand to squeeze more money out of fools.
It may have taken a few minutes but not seconds as advertised! Purchasing the length of heat shrink originally isn’t cheap, neither is the hot glue or the gun! It’s only helpful if one has these items laying about somewhere, otherwise it’s quicker & cheaper in the long run to buy a complete replacement chord as fumbling about trying to repair the original!
The major issue is the plastic used in the jacket of the cable. Body oils and flexing will lead to that outer jacket failing. The shield to the cable must also be reconnected to the ground lead but be observant as to which end it is connected to, the phone side or the USB side.
Going to try this. But some of the soldered connections appeared to be very close to touching each other which could create a “shorting” condition adversely affecting performance.
This can be done but, depending upon the price of a replacement, it iis probably not worth it. I would probably estimate thatit will take about $15 of my time to do thisand I have the tools and supplies. if you want todo this, some suggestions: 1. I never hold my fingers as as close to a hot soldering tip as this may does---be careful! 2. I generally use desoldering braid to removesolder from a connection. 3. I do not use a knife to strip insulation off of a wire or cable--it is much too easy to cut through the insulation of one of the inner wires. There are wire strippers that do this easily, and efficiently. Anyway, feel free to try your luck, my time is better spent elsewhere.
Bro plz buy a soldering iron and get e try if you succeed that’s good. Or not thats not a big deal. Before i also don’t like soldering but when i buy and use this,this gives me a pleasure 😊. I recommend you to buy soldering items.
One major mistake, this video does not talk about ensuring that the same color of wire is soldered again on the desoldered point. If the color scheme of the wires are not maintained as of original, then due to polarity reversal your phone of thousands of Rs gets damaged due to reverse polarity of DC voltage.
Actually I get my boys and scrape metal peddlers to collect such wires for me.. dump them into a bin.. over a year melt them down for copper.. more profitable this way.. and sold the sockets to hobbyists..😊
Nowadays many people leading a busy life, they have more important things to do rather than spending times fixing cables, they might as well buy new ones which are very cheap
You could buy a new cable for little money but you should buy the brand that came with your phone. The wiring between brands isn't universal. I shrink wrap my cables when they are still new which prevents all of this. I use a shrink tube that is 3:1 shrink ratio and comes in white. It has adhesive inside it which activates when heated so you don't need extra glue. The shrink tube piece also dries hard so you have extra protection from the cable wiggling around. It cost me about $2 a foot US and will do several cables when you only use about an inch at a time. I buy the diameter that will fit over the USB connector and the 3:1 ratio shrinks small enough for the phone plug side. A lot easier than what you see here.
Apple should sell reliable cables, I've bought several OEM apple cables, and they all became brittle and fell apart after about a year with extremely light use. a Common apple cable issue has been going on since their introduction, it's apple's cash cow.
@@DOLARHYDE2006 Their cables are made by Belden. A few years ago Belden changed the outside sheathing to a lighter and cheaper one. I have older original cables and they have held up very well. I also don't abuse them.
@@DOLARHYDE2006 Totally agree with you. Last year I gor so fed up of shelling out, I took all my cables to the Apple store and asked what I was doing wrong as they developed the same fault in the same place each time and it was costing me a fortune. The chap took them away and came back with 2 new cables. Lots of comments here about replacing them but an Apple cable is £20 and the headphones are £25 if you're lucky, they last 6 months
To the naysayers, DIY/repairing isn't always about cost. If you are not able or refuse to "waste your time" repairing the inexpensive items, you likely have not developed the skill to repair valuable items that you think would deserve repair. If you can't do the little things - you can't do the big things. Don't surrender so easily.
Whether the table on which you cut the wire and used the soldering iron was also not bought by you for this? You should add cost of table and your salary for working 15 minutes!
faster than finding my keys and backing out of the driveway, or ordering online and waiting for delivery. thanks
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Very untidy on the terminals points, should be cleaned first with solvent and tinned copper wires with Flux and then apply the Flux on each terminals to prevent dried joints on the terminals. It’s seemed you’re new learner, needs good soldering practice especially on a PCB and terminals points. A good technician repairer engineer needs tidying soldering practice, not shabby jobs to displaying on a UA-cam channel. There other technicians are also has similar Traits and not trying to improving themselves as tidy/neat worker.
Need a little narration to help us understand the process. It is very easy to get the connector upside down. I would just make a quick diagram of the wires so I don't mess it up
That Happens When I broke My Charger when my Iphone can't be Charged, But my iphone is broken forever, At last My Dad Brought My New Phone to Make Animations Ideas and More, Anyways Your Bacon Friend Tells You Alot of Technology Indeed, But Nice Repairing the Charger, Looks New. 💙
this is not a cheap cable. note it has 1) 4 wires, 2 for power and 2 for data; and 2) shielding which helps data integrity ; and 3) a chip to implement whatever protocol the cable is intended for.
I strongly suggest replacement. Repairing a bad cable could very well create more problems than its worth. This is coming from someone with well over 40 years experience in electronics. Dont risk screwing up your phone to save a few bucks
My PS Vita charging cable looked just like your cable in the beginning of the video. I searched Google for a new one and this video appears in my recommendations. Interesting...
I'll just spent the 4 bucks for a new one at the local dollar store. Time and money well spent, instead of the amount of time and tools it would take to complete this " repair" job
If you connect even one wire wrong or the connections overlaps one another, the moment you connect any phone it's gonna cook the battery instantly. After that the battery isn't gonna be able to hold a charge.
These days, a charging USB to USB-C ports cable can be replaced with USD3.00 - USD4.00 each, ordering on-line. It takes time and effort to repair one, as well as needing to have other soldering tools and accessories. But, it is nice to know, how to do so..for technical know-how.
Not worth it when you can get a new cable for $3 or less at many stores. You can earn more repairing older MacBooks with little investment and a better ROI.
This activity carries significant risk for those without the requisite skill level. Improper execution could result in serious injury, such as cuts or punctures to the hand.
I dont know what apple made their cables from, but the way the outer covering crisped up and disintegrated means fixing it was pointless. Every time i took remedial action, another bit crumbled.
Nice; but the other main issue is how loose and liable to fall out the cable is ever since some idiot decided tech didn't need a dedicated continuously plug & unplug charging connection but that one could quickly ruin the data connection by using it to recharge batteries too. Built in failure in order to sell another product to you before it should be necessary.
They don't tell you how to know where to solder which colour. What is that jelly. What is that little black glove. The best lesson is to always use the original cable. It's tested and qualified for your specific device.
Nicely done! I think the hot glue is what will make it less likely to fail again anytime soon. Good to fix up older things rather than just buy new stuff all the time. There's a satisfaction that you get using something you've rescued from oblivion.
Brilliant idea! I love how you explained everything step-by-step. Definitely saved me some money from having to buy a new cable
It’s cheaper to buy a new cable than a soldering iron
Enjoyed that. Nice to see how a cable could be fixed. But that definitely took a lot longer than "seconds".
I'm really slow at things like this, but I could do it in about six or seven thousand seconds. 🙂
Yeah, it took 8 minutes and 6 seconds. But still not too bad if you've got that much time to kill.
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@@ScottRock-mr6qkminimum of 8 minutes video for monetization purpose 👍👍
I think this video is aimed at repairing top brand cables like Apple or Samsung etc not cheap £1 or €1 or $1 because people keep saying cables are cheap to buy in comments section, not all are cheap that's my point. helpful video thankyou.
Affordability is relative to income and what you want to do with your spare time.
Fixing charging cables is not high on my priority list if $20 gets enough cables to last until my next phone upgrade then that's my path.
But in many countries changing your phone as often as your socks is not possible but neither is having shrink tape, solder and a soldering iron.
Thanks for helping me make up my mind to just buy one😂
Interesting. I always try and control the weak link on electronic devices like corded Irons by moving the flexing of power wire away from the ball that swivels in handle. It might make sense to put shrink tubing over new cords to reduce the weak link.
02:42 I liked the heat shrinking rather than stripping the core conductor insulation, but seeing as I have an appropriate stripper, I would prefer its precision.
I wouldn't say "fix it in seconds", but yes, with care and the right tools, this can be done.
Four core cables are important that come with the phone. The cheap ones are two core and they don't give feed back to phone or to charger because no data lines. So it won't quick charge your phone. That's the reason this guy insists on preserving and reuse original cable. Thanks buddy, I have been doing this also. very informative video. Guys you can do things with right tools and give better precision but the importance is of idea and how to do. PS. Please note that on both sides internal wires orientation is reversed. first goes last and last goes to first and data cables are reverse too.
red - data1- data2- black one side then other side black-data2 -data1 - red. THIS IS IMPORTANT.
I don't think that the suggested such wiring is going to work as both ends are free to be inserted in any direction.
@@madhusudangupta3661 if it is C type cable. Here idea is to revive original cable.
@@apoorvagalaMy worry remains the same as after reviving the cable this way with incorrect wiring, the cable might connect to reverse polarity.
@@madhusudangupta3661 exactly, you try out on paper what I said earlier. Draw 2 connectors. Mark pin 1234 on both side and draw cable. Then read my earlier comment what I am trying to say.
@apoorvasgala At the end one, 1 is connected to 4 on two and 4 to 1, 2 to 3 and 3 to 2 respectively. Ok. Now while end one remains connected to device one and the other end is reversed on the device two, will the polarity will not get incorrect on device two? May be I am not able to grasp. Pl help.
Using a cigarette lighter to 'strip' the insulation is a neat trick, especially on those thin wires. 👍
Yeah didnt know that
This just reminds me of my dad I tell you. I miss him him he had all this equipment to do this
i just bought 5 cables before he cleaned the wire, BUT this is still a great video and a great job repairing the wire
😂😅😭
Perfect for those of us that already have a soldering iron, hot glue gun, shrink tubing...otherwise...!?
However this is also a nice way to reduce e waste
Some replacement cables do not supply the same charging amperage as the originals do...
Yes five cables, apparently this guy only has one!
You solved my major problem...
Thanks alot, love from Pakistan🥰😍🤗
Cleaning and tinning your soldering tip would be helpful
I second that,
He could fix it in seconds.
A much easier solution is that when the cable first begins to fray, cover a few inches around and over the break with Shoe Goo or something similarly strong and flexible like that plastic you dip tools handles into, thus preventing any further breakage and sealing the wire.
What is that plastic called???
@@jakemccoyPlastic Dip
@@jakemccoywire sleeve
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Or just that same shrinking material he used. Just start with that.
Great information! I think I will proactively jump to the last step of shrink tubing at the first sign of wear.
Nice video, but I'd suggest you first removing all the previous soldering from the connectors and use flux for soldering, you'll get better results.
Yes, rubbish soldering, liquid flux required plus better iron, this whole repair is a bit pointless when a new lead is pence.
@@monteceitomoocherMay be pence for you but a decent lead costs. Besides we should strive to no longer be a wasteful throw-away society and repair where possible.
@@WideCuriosity my question is how long before it has to be replaced anyway, due to worn/loose contacts in the plug ends? This is an emergency repair
This was exactly my thought. Can ends be purchased on the cheap? 🤷♂️ @@RoodiniCats
@@WideCuriosity: What is a decent lead….something Apple charges 10 xs as much for. The connections are still only soldered. Apple just using the power of their brand to squeeze more money out of fools.
Don’t understand negative comments.Don’t watch it if your time is so precious ..
Thank you, awesome work. I gave you my respect for doing things that millions never even tried
Nice. No awkward background crap in the name of music. Pure knowledge.👍
😂 its not the same cable that was taken off the wire colours are different
It may have taken a few minutes but not seconds as advertised! Purchasing the length of heat shrink originally isn’t cheap, neither is the hot glue or the gun! It’s only helpful if one has these items laying about somewhere, otherwise it’s quicker & cheaper in the long run to buy a complete replacement chord as fumbling about trying to repair the original!
Very good but its too much work and I can buy these for less than a buck from China.
Nice video. I would recommend to use additional flux when you solder. For a good connection.
The major issue is the plastic used in the jacket of the cable. Body oils and flexing will lead to that outer jacket failing. The shield to the cable must also be reconnected to the ground lead but be observant as to which end it is connected to, the phone side or the USB side.
So simple and so useful video thank you. Also you should put wiring picture that would be helpful
Going to try this.
But some of the soldered connections appeared to be very close to touching each other which could create a “shorting” condition adversely affecting performance.
Looks not very good with soldering iron indeed...
In the Philippines you can buy a spiral protector you can cover around the cable
This can be done but, depending upon the price of a replacement, it iis probably not worth it. I would probably estimate thatit will take about $15 of my time to do thisand I have the tools and supplies. if you want todo this, some suggestions: 1. I never hold my fingers as as close to a hot soldering tip as this may does---be careful! 2. I generally use desoldering braid to removesolder from a connection. 3. I do not use a knife to strip insulation off of a wire or cable--it is much too easy to cut through the insulation of one of the inner wires. There are wire strippers that do this easily, and efficiently. Anyway, feel free to try your luck, my time is better spent elsewhere.
Nice but bad soldering. The dirty operation.
I agree. The cold solder joint(s) could be a problem in the future.
Bro plz buy a soldering iron and get e try if you succeed that’s good. Or not thats not a big deal. Before i also don’t like soldering but when i buy and use this,this gives me a pleasure 😊.
I recommend you to buy soldering items.
Although you can replace the charge cable for $10.00, it is cool to see you repair it. Thanks for the idea and video.
In Africa the original charger is so expensive
Charge cable $10 ? It is only $1 here in my country.
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@@ndorobei4391 Well I make $87.00 an hour which isn't a lot but it's enough that $10.00 for the cable seems like a dollar
These cables cost less than 2$, at 4$ you can get original fast charging supported cables.
One major mistake, this video does not talk about ensuring that the same color of wire is soldered again on the desoldered point. If the color scheme of the wires are not maintained as of original, then due to polarity reversal your phone of thousands of Rs gets damaged due to reverse polarity of DC voltage.
An idiot might do that
my thought exactly a couple of shortcuts taken there
Op assumes viewer is smart and wont fall into such obvious mistake. Proceed at your own risk.
Reading through the comments......and am very concerned, at the amount of people, who think this "fix,"..... is admirable. 😮
Alternative title , how to burn your house down in minutes
Redefining the length of a second!
Several good tips there thanks
My God, very shoddy workmanship.
Its all about the results, not the looks.
Actually I get my boys and scrape metal peddlers to collect such wires for me.. dump them into a bin.. over a year melt them down for copper.. more profitable this way.. and sold the sockets to hobbyists..😊
Very straightforward, I am surprised that millions more people are not fixing up their cables…
Nowadays many people leading a busy life, they have more important things to do rather than spending times fixing cables, they might as well buy new ones which are very cheap
I’m glad I was an electronic technician in the service.
Thank you for all these great tips. Keep these ideas coming. Great video.
Le temps qu'on prend à regarder ton image qui se défile te permet d'avoir plus de considération pour UA-cam. Bravo!!
You could buy a new cable for little money but you should buy the brand that came with your phone. The wiring between brands isn't universal. I shrink wrap my cables when they are still new which prevents all of this. I use a shrink tube that is 3:1 shrink ratio and comes in white. It has adhesive inside it which activates when heated so you don't need extra glue. The shrink tube piece also dries hard so you have extra protection from the cable wiggling around. It cost me about $2 a foot US and will do several cables when you only use about an inch at a time. I buy the diameter that will fit over the USB connector and the 3:1 ratio shrinks small enough for the phone plug side. A lot easier than what you see here.
Apple should sell reliable cables, I've bought several OEM apple cables, and they all became brittle and fell apart after about a year with extremely light use. a Common apple cable issue has been going on since their introduction, it's apple's cash cow.
@@DOLARHYDE2006 Their cables are made by Belden. A few years ago Belden changed the outside sheathing to a lighter and cheaper one. I have older original cables and they have held up very well. I also don't abuse them.
@@DOLARHYDE2006 Totally agree with you. Last year I gor so fed up of shelling out, I took all my cables to the Apple store and asked what I was doing wrong as they developed the same fault in the same place each time and it was costing me a fortune. The chap took them away and came back with 2 new cables. Lots of comments here about replacing them but an Apple cable is £20 and the headphones are £25 if you're lucky, they last 6 months
To the naysayers, DIY/repairing isn't always about cost. If you are not able or refuse to "waste your time" repairing the inexpensive items, you likely have not developed the skill to repair valuable items that you think would deserve repair.
If you can't do the little things - you can't do the big things.
Don't surrender so easily.
Gracias!!
I'm too lazy to do that. Besides, after I buy the soldering iron and the rest of that stuff, it's cheaper to buy new. 😂
Whether the table on which you cut the wire and used the soldering iron was also not bought by you for this? You should add cost of table and your salary for working 15 minutes!
the soldering iron would be used to repair many things but yeah, laziness kills.
You should learn to use more rosin for high-quality soldering. The tip of the iron is very oxidized and leads to poor-quality soldering.
faster than finding my keys and backing out of the driveway, or ordering online and waiting for delivery. thanks
Very untidy on the terminals points, should be cleaned first with solvent and tinned copper wires with Flux and then apply the Flux on each terminals to prevent dried joints on the terminals. It’s seemed you’re new learner, needs good soldering practice especially on a PCB and terminals points. A good technician repairer engineer needs tidying soldering practice, not shabby jobs to displaying on a UA-cam channel. There other technicians are also has similar Traits and not trying to improving themselves as tidy/neat worker.
Your manual skills are amazing. It would take me hours
Are you kidding me, just go buy another cable.
Some of us like to fix things.
4 cold solder joints later…..
Good one, but most important thing here is to have a electrician friend with soldering machine 😅
a soldering iron costs 15€. It takes some practice to master it tho.
I've been searching a type-C to Micro cable.Thanks!
Didn't do a continuity check on the wires before soldering, could be a break somewhere else!
or a short
Yeah, like 3,600 seconds, and with tools the average cable abuser neither possesses nor understands.
In seconds? Why your video is 7 minutes long?
That’s 420 seconds!
😂
Hahaha
😂😂 dude
Why don't u do yours in seconds?
Need a little narration to help us understand the process. It is very easy to get the connector upside down. I would just make a quick diagram of the wires so I don't mess it up
That Happens When I broke My Charger when my Iphone can't be Charged, But my iphone is broken forever, At last My Dad Brought My New Phone to Make Animations Ideas and More, Anyways Your Bacon Friend Tells You Alot of Technology Indeed, But Nice Repairing the Charger, Looks New. 💙
this is not a cheap cable. note it has 1) 4 wires, 2 for power and 2 for data; and 2) shielding which helps data integrity ; and 3) a chip to implement whatever protocol the cable is intended for.
I strongly suggest replacement. Repairing a bad cable could very well create more problems than its worth.
This is coming from someone with well over 40 years experience in electronics. Dont risk screwing up your phone to save a few bucks
One of the hardest DIY i have ever seen
My PS Vita charging cable looked just like your cable in the beginning of the video. I searched Google for a new one and this video appears in my recommendations. Interesting...
good job - ! i very much enjoyed that passing train sound in the background! Maybe we were on a train?
One thing I forgot to say is to use E6000 ! It is so great. It remains slightly flexable yet really strong ! More than GE silicone .
. I have to agree with a previous comment. Poor soldering operation. Soldering tip needs attention also
You need a soldering 101 crash course ! Every thing wrong that can be done, you did !
With a tedious process, I’d rather buy a new one.
All the outer insulation became brittle on my cord so I just pulled it off all together. it still works.
I'll just spent the 4 bucks for a new one at the local dollar store. Time and money well spent, instead of the amount of time and tools it would take to complete this " repair" job
Cord is disposable like plasma TV, toasters, irons, dryers, washing machine etc. China makes replacement cheaper repairing.
I really like your project! Congratulations
If you connect even one wire wrong or the connections overlaps one another, the moment you connect any phone it's gonna cook the battery instantly. After that the battery isn't gonna be able to hold a charge.
love the heat shrink tube - also use a pair of treezers to hold the wire when soldering?? thank you
Sauldering needs some more brains behind the solderer. Not one has been prepped with flux.
What equipment did you use ..i am asking for a list of them all?
NO need to cut and solder - just apply heat shrinking tube.
These days, a charging USB to USB-C ports cable can be replaced with USD3.00 - USD4.00 each, ordering on-line. It takes time and effort to repair one, as well as needing to have other soldering tools and accessories. But, it is nice to know, how to do so..for technical know-how.
$1.25 at the Dollar Store
Greta Thunberg will be pissed if you just order a new 💪🏻 don’t say I didn’t warn you 😉
@@peterjensen3162 Greta Thunberg is a fraud, if you ask my opinion.
@@peterjensen3162 And rightfully so. We should reduce the waste we produce to the bare minimum.
Thank you for sharing this with us.
Not worth it when you can get a new cable for $3 or less at many stores. You can earn more repairing older MacBooks with little investment and a better ROI.
You could have cut off and soldered only one plug, and restored the insulation on the second plug with heat shrink.
mostly people wont spend efforts to fix them, they might as well buy new ones better😁
Info on tools would be helpful also what I think I saw was acetone ??? Thanks good video ❤ it !!!
Cant belive people are still using sonu ericsson phones. So nostalgic😊😊😊
Thank you for sharing it to us!!!! Big help!!!
Waa In lasameystaa marka uu kaa halabo jajaarka Nice
This activity carries significant risk for those without the requisite skill level. Improper execution could result in serious injury, such as cuts or punctures to the hand.
Thanks for the idea. What is the name of that black pipe like cover your burnt on the soldered part?
I guess you're talking about the shrink wrap. Sold in any electronics supplies.
Far less headache, just but a new one for $5.00.
😂
Nice repairing the cable charger
It was informative and practical, thank you ❤
Too much work to fix it😊 just buy a new one readymade to use. Very good video though.thanks alot!
We wrap white duct tape around 6 inches of new cords. Lasts forever.
Wow, You were right ! It only took 5,000 seconds...=1.39hours. And I'll be glad to pay you on Tuesday for this.
I dont know what apple made their cables from, but the way the outer covering crisped up and disintegrated means fixing it was pointless. Every time i took remedial action, another bit crumbled.
Bro literally said Fix Your Cable In 42000 Seconds
But appreciate it ❤
Thank you very much for sharing your expertise . 😊
This guy needs to learn how to solder
Nice; but the other main issue is how loose and liable to fall out the cable is ever since some idiot decided tech didn't need a dedicated continuously plug & unplug charging connection but that one could quickly ruin the data connection by using it to recharge batteries too. Built in failure in order to sell another product to you before it should be necessary.
They don't tell you how to know where to solder which colour.
What is that jelly.
What is that little black glove.
The best lesson is to always use the original cable. It's tested and qualified for your specific device.
Use Colgate to clean the cable wire
I think this as originally a video on bad tips for soldering incorrectly.
Exactly, my cable is like this. But i wonder how this video is came into my feed. This is coincidence