Nexus 5 Board Level Power Button Replacement - Muse - Supremacy
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- Perform this repair to attempt fixing the infamous Nexus 5 boot loop. Google flashing over and over is a tell-tale sign. This repair also happens to use the exact same process, and exact same repair part as the Samsung Galaxy s3, s4 and possibly more.
Finally a man that can replace that button. Now all I need is 100 $ investment in sovering equipment or Ebay version of the Phone.
It is really rather neat work. It is the best to replace buttons and connectors using mostly a solder wick but not solder fan. But I advice you to unsolder using Rose's metal, it makes many times easier and safer to unsolder components.
thx man, you do like a pro
thx 4 the video. did it today. so far it works
cool & neat work :)
I also gonna try this!
+Sreekumar Sasi Thanks so much! If you end up playing around with let me know how it turns out! Good luck!
thank you :) I tried it and it worked
Could you please tell me what tools have you used?
I would buy them and I really like yours...
vendor and model please (also tape heat protection)
Thank you very much... greatly appreciated your video ;)
John Fleggas, do you happen to have a part number for that pushbutton. I know that it is some sort of SMD tactile switch, but if you could post a part number it would save a ton of time looking through the catalog on element14.
nice job my friend
I just opened up mine and cleaned the power button with contact cleaner (alcohol) and compressed air can and its fixed. It was just dirty and sticky. Check out my video to see how i did it.
+Weekend Agenda They're really susceptible to debris and the like. So a good cleaning is the perfect first step of the process of elimination. Good job! Only attempt board level work as a last resort as it could cause further damage.
Hello John thanks for your tutorial, nevertheless I'd like you to please let me know what are the name of the materials you used to detach the button from the motherboard ?
Good
...didn't uuuhh happen to show it turning on eh bub
those messy nails tho
It's impressive how you did this so smoothly. I attempted this last night on a donor board, and it was messy. What temperature is your iron at? Also you seemed to be able to get the solder out of the holes with the wick / braid; I really struggled with this for a long time - it just wouldn't come out. I ended up just indenting the warm solder with the end of a hot pointed iron bit.