That smile on your face when you repair something, I have the same :)

@khaleelahamed5116

2 жыл бұрын

C Cn

The work of a skilled electronic surgeon! Great work!

What an incredibly steady hand. My compliments for this repair.

Watched a lot of your videos must say I love that satisfactory smile you have when it’s fixed and working. Keep up the good work 👍

My friend that was an excellent job. I work at the Ministry in my country, I get off at 4 pm and as soon as I reach home and turn on my pc the first thing I look for is a new video from you, I also do repairs part time when I get home and your videos are really helpfull to me .I think i've watched almost all your videos so far. thank you and keep up the good work

This one looks easy... but only if You don't know the difficulty involved. For me is one of the your hardest repairs. And you got a stunning result! Beautiful.

My fav youtuber . I have a store my self here in my country and cant wait to learn things from you every single day.

I sometimes forget the scale of the work you do. 0.1 wire and it looked big compared to other components. Amazing. Cheers from Portugal.

Good morning. Simply...amazing! Congratulations. Every time you overcome yourself. Regards from Italy.

I love your satisfaction at the end of the work!

Thank you for making the separate parts available soon.

i am always impressed with this work you do.

It’s always great to see your vids n experience transformed to us as great knowledge

I love to see you work.

For made this work, so rigth, you have a ton of passion !!! Bravo bravo bravo !!!

This should not be possible by human hand. You have extremly rare skill. Thumbs up.

I just want to thank you for all the videos I use to face big challenges when I see some faults that can’t be trace physically but I fix them now that you

Hats off to your flawless work

Excellent job. My Iphone 8 had same issue gave it to a local repair shop and did the same job.

Fixed a mosfet pad with a piece of wire the size of a hair. Confirmed, he is a wizard.

@nilomyki

3 жыл бұрын

True dat, but could you image that there's thinner wires like 0.02, 0.01 and 0.009, etc?

@noemannoeman2176

3 жыл бұрын

you did not see using jtag for dead boot smart phone and try to solder thiner wires near the emmc or cpu

@LaszloDemeter

3 жыл бұрын

I fixed iPhone 6s fingerprint button with 0.01mm wire jumper. What am I? 🤣

@mattdunlop6056

3 жыл бұрын

@@LaszloDemeter until you film it for the world to see.....nothing but a guy on youtube comments telling stories.....

@LaszloDemeter

3 жыл бұрын

@@mattdunlop6056 I have photos and I still have the phone mate, I can send you photos. But I understand you perfectly 🙂

Absolute amazing skills and super professional job. Ma Sha’Allah.

Love you man, your content is so nice to watch keep up the incredible work bro

That was amazing to watch! Awesome, for sure!

Great job as always. Those components are tiny, not for the faint hearted that's for certain!

CONCEPT IS VERY EXCELLENT

Nice job , i love that smile in end of the repair and say awesome job 😎😎 one of the best repair Channel i have ever seen Good job bro

that was the most intense repair ive seen so far!

الله يعطيك العافية معلم والله

Awesome ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻 Satisfying to see your work🤩🤩🤩 Keep it up 👍👍👍🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

very clean work, congrats

Man, you’re good!

nice job ,,, i like the way you work borther

i never use microscope for that job..very hard to see but my job is done...and now, I need that microscope....I like this chanel. very helpfull..tank you Sir.

السلام عليكم ورحمه الله وبركاته والله العظيم ياخوي من اول ما شفت مقاطعك عرفت انك عربي يا اخي ارتحتلك و ما شاء الله عنك شغلك 100% و انا بشتغل بهذا الشغل و مع هيك بتعلم منك شغلات حلوة اتمنى لك النجاح الدائم

Awesome job Well done

Very nice & amazing, your the best, thanks for sharing your exprience with us.🏁🥇

Good size comparison for that .1mm wire that most people may be familiar with. The little sim/sd tray tool that comes with a lot of phones and tablets. It is 8x thicker.

It's really an awesome job. Maybe the most Amazing channel on KZread ♥ ♥ ♥

Great job and video like always

You are God of repairing world.. 👑👑👑👑Love from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳😘😘🤗🤗

I got some speciality tips from Ali, C08 and D08. 6-7 dollars a piece. They're great when I need them, but otherwise I use the biggest tip that is practical for the job, so it has as much thermal mass as possible. Modern PCBs have so big, beefy ground planes.

Excellent work

Nice work!

man talk about micro when you work on phones is when im like man this guy is good these things are so small and plastic is so thin not to mention the fragile connections but man the paper thin board and connections are so easy to ruin this is why you send your things out to a pro like this if my gaming laptop that is very expensive ever needs to be fixed this guy i will trust

Like Big Boss said, "you're the Boss of all bosses" 👌👏👍✔😎

Awesome job

Great job 👍

Nice solution

Awesome job 😍😍, genius.

Loving the sarcasm :D (All that waaaaay)

ಅದ್ಭುತವಾದ ಸುಂದರವಾದ ವಿಡಿಯೋ ❤️😍 amazing and beautiful video ❤️🌹🙏

Nice job as always on those tiny components. Love your tiny self-bent tip😂 i think i will bent mine too. So bob ross would say: „...and a little bit of green...there....nice shiny green...there...“

Amazing job

Nice work,

You're not the only one that have it lol. I did it intentionally to one of my soldering irons. It keeps me changing tips if i need to solder bigger areas i used the curved side. :)

Love from india

Respect bro you are genious

Super video very hard work

Perfect job. Most people don't realise how difficult this is...

simply amazing...

You are the best 👌

good job

I can't believe you can become a Brain Surgeon, I enjoy the videos Greetings from Amsterdam, Ad

Love how he praises his own work, 😂 awesome job

Thanks sir for your information 🙏🙏😍

الله يسهل امرك

Amazing work how go you do it on such a small board

That Diagram is superb

Nice job 👍😀

Nice repair. Where did you get the diagram?

You are the best

Bob Ross👍. "Let's put some beautiful, green grass right here -- just a small patch. And maybe an old tree fell during winter. Yes. Look, my tree fell across the battery pin..." Beautiful work, NF.

Fantastic job. Absolutely amazing job indeed . MashaAllah you are kinda of living Robinhood... congratulations and all the further more and more success ahead 👏👏👏👍👈

@NorthridgeFix

3 жыл бұрын

I appreciate it brother

what if you dont have any replacement for the mosfet ? can you just make a jumper wire and connect all 3 lines? will it work? btw. imma big fan of yours ,you are the reason that i came back to this job. i learned so much from you. thanks for uploading your work and given us some tips and knowledge.

love your job sir..can i know what is the cost of this repair?

all love from palestine hussien excllent as always and you forget to say perfect :D

Cue Bob Ross, indeed! “Happy little solder mask“.

Congratulations sir🥰🍎🍎🍎🍎🙏🏻👍🏻👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻

As far as tips being so large with an unbent tip in particular you can buy a pac of bigger cheep ones 100% stainless steel tho had to be and just strap into a drill and use 800 1500 2000 grit sand paper secured to a comfortable angled surface

Would you mind explaining where to get that board diagram? What software and files are needed?

awesome .. job ....... i can't see the mosfet hahaha ... somthing wrong with my eyes.... but he can fixed it on mainboard ...awesome job sir

مشاء الله عليك ربي يحميك من مصر

thats what happened to my iphone after the screen replacement...sadly no one in my area can fix it like you did.

جـــــــــزاك الله خــــــــيرا

Mahsa ALLAH

Where to get the schematic diagram and pcb layout

Is the reason why you did not solder a wire from the mosfet missing pad to what appears to be a resistor right beside the mosfet because that resistor is after the battery and mosfet and would not have fixed the issue?

I’m curious how big a SOT-23 transistor would look in that area

I always bent my soldering tip on puspose. It gets the job easier.

MECHANIC 900M-T-FS solder tip similar to your accidentally solder tip.

@NorthridgeFix

3 жыл бұрын

That's a 0.5mm tip. Too thick. The big one I showed was 0.4mm and it was too big.

Hay bob I did not see you use your 2" brush or any crimson red solder mask 😁

Do you have solder mask in Burnt Umber? Never knew that color existed before Bob Ross.

Lolzzzzz. Hate to contradict you on that bent-tip soldering iron. I have a Radio Shack low power soldering iron with bent tip, from before year 2000. I have forgotten whether it was by accident like yours or I purposely bent it. I have used that for delicate jobs. 😁👍

@NorthridgeFix

3 жыл бұрын

You're one of the lucky ones Confirmed

@AshleyJonesFR

3 жыл бұрын

Same here. I have a 0.2mm bent tip with my JBC soldering kit 👍

i see this happen so much in shop i worked in from diy repairs from pry damage or shops who have no clue, i did allot of Q3200 repairs

What software do you use to see the schematics? Awesome content. Love it.

@kartofelbulwiasty4414

3 жыл бұрын

That really interests me too

@dubzuu

3 жыл бұрын

Zxw

@jaro1454

2 жыл бұрын

A bit late but pretty sure its phoneboard

Amazing job ! Electronic microsurgery :)

What is the hardest thing that you repaired ?

nice

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