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The Pi chip traces above and below that choke are a common point to burn out as well having said that it's great to point out that you should always check with good old continuity.
I once got a 6S Plus that had not a single data choke, they were replaced by jumpers and image was completely fine! Of course I went ahead and replaced with the real part but it was a proof that values on parts don’t matter THAT much, some parameters matter more than others
The Nintendo Switch of my brother in law also got this issue lately. I guess it is due to same issues caused. Thx for sharing a great repairing tutorial 👏🏻. I will definitely try to fit it for him.
I'm having this problem but for me the display works for a few mins when cold-booting the console before it gives up as it warms up. Will definitely take a closer look at those pads, there's most likely one that's hanging for its dear life and the pads lift as the board heats up. Thanks a lot for this very informative video!
I have this issue and notice this as well. When the console is cold it works for a bit. Tried to run with a fan directly pointed at the switch but it didn't work.
I’m having this exact problem with my switch but I haven’t taken the time to learn soldering let alone micro soldering lol maybe one day I’ll be able to fix this myself
actually it is a very known problem in Nintendo Switch, I seen a lot of them blown up without special reason. One more thing, when you check this filters, you have to check by diagonal as well, there should be no short between 2 lines, I sometimes see that as well.
I have this issue with mine but I have to hit the power button after it's on the dock to get it to come on.... Sometimes lol. There's probably a deeper issue as it never didnt do it at first. One time I switched out HDMI cables and it worked too. So annoying lol
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The Pi chip traces above and below that choke are a common point to burn out as well having said that it's great to point out that you should always check with good old continuity.
I have sent my phone since last year but havent receive any update on the data recovery
I wish I saw this video sooner I had a customer with the same issue recently and It was a no fix well not anymore thanx Jessa!!!
Nice video as always , everything well explained and great for new and old repairers alike 😁
Good video! I rarely see the chokes fail, its usually the IC. Good tip on using an iPhone 6 donor board
I once got a 6S Plus that had not a single data choke, they were replaced by jumpers and image was completely fine! Of course I went ahead and replaced with the real part but it was a proof that values on parts don’t matter THAT much, some parameters matter more than others
Great Education, Repair, and Video! Thank You. 😀
Can you tell me the specific name for that part so that I can do more research?
Is it only on iphone 6s plus that you find this component or other iphones too?
very nice repair thank you for the length of the video!
The Nintendo Switch of my brother in law also got this issue lately. I guess it is due to same issues caused. Thx for sharing a great repairing tutorial 👏🏻. I will definitely try to fit it for him.
Hi jessa, how about logic chip cracked? can we change the logic chip for a12?
Awesome explanation. I see this is the regular switch correct? Where will this be in the Oled Version? Tnx in Avance. Subscribed! 😊
I'm having this problem but for me the display works for a few mins when cold-booting the console before it gives up as it warms up.
Will definitely take a closer look at those pads, there's most likely one that's hanging for its dear life and the pads lift as the board heats up. Thanks a lot for this very informative video!
I have this issue and notice this as well. When the console is cold it works for a bit. Tried to run with a fan directly pointed at the switch but it didn't work.
I’m having this exact problem with my switch but I haven’t taken the time to learn soldering let alone micro soldering lol maybe one day I’ll be able to fix this myself
How much does photo recovery cost for a iPhone 11?
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actually it is a very known problem in Nintendo Switch, I seen a lot of them blown up without special reason. One more thing, when you check this filters, you have to check by diagonal as well, there should be no short between 2 lines, I sometimes see that as well.
Power supply did that to me so I vought a new one and WHAMMO!!! it's fixed!
I have this issue with mine but I have to hit the power button after it's on the dock to get it to come on.... Sometimes lol. There's probably a deeper issue as it never didnt do it at first. One time I switched out HDMI cables and it worked too. So annoying lol
Had that very same issue on one recently.
I have the same problem on my switch 😥
i really miss Jessa.
A multi-meter can lie if there is a lot of current. You can have continuity, but when you put some load on it, it won't work.
welp im WAY too stupid to do this
thank you for finally helping me find what was wrong with my old switch but this is way too complicated for me
I have this issue currently. No one else will dare do this. I will have to send it in.
Yeah she’s bugging
And we have Picture. Pizza time
😆 *promo sm*
*exists here*
Its a mux ic btw. Same as tristar, but not proprietary. Actually the same ic is in macbooks, just a different (smaller?) package
what are you doing watching iPad Rehab videos at 4am?
@@JessaJones shhhhhhhhh its not 4am where you are.. you werent supposed to notice my timezone 🤣