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Now try it using those $10 hot air blower that's used for heatshrink!

Really enjoy the videos. Wish they were longer. However, you cover all the necessary details. Your recordings are always good and straight to the point.

Hi, Do you ever get the board 'popcorning' problem, where moisture trapped between board layers warps it after being heated? Or is that more of an older board issue..

You gotta love those 40 screws on that plate

"If you are a do it youreselfer then good luck for ya." That was priceless. I always enjoy your videos. Keep them coming buddy.

My extremely well looked after oled switch that i barely even swap cartridges on and has never seen the hands of a child, stopped working a few days ago. No bent pins or anything and its intermittent. Doesnt matter what cartridges i use, its definitely the slot. I gave it a gentle one finger knock like as if knocking on someone's door, and now it works more often than not. Wondering if its just a plug thats not fully connected? I dont think it would be the slot itself, theres not a sceric of dust and ive played mostly tears of the kingdom and breath of the wild. I tend to play one game start to finish and just leave it inserted, so essentially the cartridge reader stopped working while the game was still inserted from the last time it was played. Do you think its at all likely that its the connections between the board and the motherboard that have come loose or something? Its 3 months out of warranty unfortunately.

Bro awesome Vid!!! So, I know my stuff. 5 years exp. 1st series X and the glue dot is what got me. As soon as you said "glue dot" I knew exactly what to do. Crazy I didn't think of this. haha Thanks brother! #FluxSquad P.s. I love... absolutely LOVE that shirt!

Nice!

3:51 At least show us before and after lol, you got a microscope right there.

I did not expect to see the owner of my local game shop on the front page of my RUclips recommendations. Nice!

Crazy thing is this entire fiasco could have been saved for $0.17 per stick for an actual sensor rather than flakey conductive ink that wipes off in 5 minutes and drifts when it even registers a position. How much money have they lost over this I wonder.

yea id screw this up somehow if i tried, i got 3 drifting xbox x controllers ive bought in the past 2 years, just unbelievable they make this junk. and microsoft wonders why they cant touch sony, they cant even make a controller that works longer than a year

great video , one of the fastest stick replacement ive seen , arnt the xbox one pas supposed to use hall effect sensors that are supposed to never go bad ?

Cab you sinl the soldering machine you use ?

do you replace them with hall effect sensors if so where do you source them from

Great video as always.

man when you got that much experience, makes it look like a breeze.

Was looking for an easy way to remove the connector with a soldering iron... Now I've found it. Awesome, thanks for the video!

9 months???? HELL NO. Tell them they don't have lifetime warranty

It deff not the fan , if there anything else you can do to make quiet then yet try to fix it but if only option is another new fan then I don’t think so , only way I’d say to replace fan is if they said it was fixed and then crapped bed again cus it is possible first fan broke and the new one you put was faulty and had problem quick

The customer is the problem, not the fans

It is probably thermal throttling when playing specific game and then the fan spins faster than normal. Maybe it’s not a fan issue.

Bonjour tout ceci pour quel utilité ?? Je comprend pas c'est soudure ? Cdlt

thankyou. very helpful

Holy crap i never got this issue in for repair until earlier today! This is the ONLY source that replicated the same exact problem my customers' console was having. Took the same component from a donor board, and it worked! Thank you so much! How did you even pinpoint that fault??

Oh nice. Another channel destined for greatness. Buckle up friend.

Can you fix a ps5?

I need this exact fix on my edge. How can I reach you? I’ve looked everywhere

just wanted to let u know even tho u probably wont look at this, when an xbox one of any gen may also be the x/s to idk but the splash not showing is one of three problems, 1 moniter/tv is blanking cuz of resolution, 2 and update failed on said console causing the splash not to install properly or 3 the hdd/ssd has ben replaced or upgraded improperly being the person that did it forgot the splash file

Have you done this with a USB-C port on a cellphone? This would increase the life of my phone by 2 years! Nice video...

Hey man I have an edge tuner for my truck that I need the hdmi port fix. How can I reach you? Couldn’t find you on facebook

Nice repair. Just curious, where did you find the HDMI ports? In the bathroom? ;)

Subbed and of course liked the video. VOTE Trump.

Switches are nothing but e-waste, a joke actually. 😂

Eu editei o endereço 2000 tudo em FF e funcionou!

Que legal, fiquei feliz por ter compartilhado e obrigado!❤

We love when we can fix Pokémon games

Nothing was tinned, no flux or heat gun. At least nothing was damaged badly.

Never designed anything with an HDMI but don't you need those pullups/termination resistors? @16:47

Great fix once again. Good job.

Great video! I was trying to find infos regarding the 19 pins situation and it's perfect! Thank you sir!!

This is pretty much prototype.

TRy this when the disk go in force it little faster in

I'm really curious to see if that card slot stays mounted to the board or if that was just where they were at during prototyping for whatever reason

Curious if those Thompsons have a lazer adjustment pot? If it has one then it may need a little tweaking.

Finally replaced my DS lite shoulder button today. For those watching who don't have a (precise enough) soldering iron, dont worry. You have 2 options: 1) Take the original button apart and replace the contact inside with the one from the new button. There's another video on here with a lot of views where the guy basically does this, though he just cleans the original contact rather than replacing it with a new one. 2) Simply glue on the new button using gorilla glue instead of soldering it. This is actually how the original button seems to be attached - using an adhesive rather than solder. Use gorilla glue as I doubt superglue would be strong enough. This is what I did as the original button was coming off - otherwise, just use the first method. Hope this helps!

Hello mate, ive got the one under next to the battery connector not showing current. Is this norm.

This is what super helpful, thanks for sharing!

I did this and it worked!! Much easier than repairing the trace all the way past the damage.

Does the board ever blister from the hot air.