Back Glass Laser Damage--Correcting Camera/Flash problems
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Avoid problems after rear glass laser removal AND punch tool damage by taking the time to remove the logic board. Here we show a classic example of camera and flash problems from laser damage.
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Hello, Jessa! We are glad that you mentioned the laser machine in your video and offered a solution for laser damage. Currently, we have added instructions on standard operation to reduce potential risk. We look forward to furthering repair techniques discussion with iPad Rehab.
So the board most be removed so I can then use the laser
No need to remove the motherboard, just adjust the template using an empty housing and save the template once it’s 100%. All this damage is from people who don’t know how to use the laser software correctly.
Good to know I’m guessing the TDK is the same to adjust
Honestly I've done hundreds upon hundreds of back glass laser removals and I haven't had a single customer come back to me reporting weird issues. I'm always careful not to mess with default settings and to keep exposed holes in the motherboard covered up and haven't had a problem since.
"Hi, and what do you do for a living?"
"I make 0 Ohm Resisters"
"You mean wires"
"No they have microcomponent packaging"
"So you sell resistors that don't resist... who buys them, technicians with a sense of humour?"
"No... Smartphone and Laptop manufacturers, they buy quite allot"
"OH!!! So you stick it to 'The Man' for a living."
"Pretty much. What do you do."
"The wrong thing, apparently."
It is also called a "fuse"
@@theEskalaator actually fuses have to have a resistance or they will require too much current to fail and will likely let harm come to the other components first. You could just use a micro fuse instead and it would show its failed too.
@@WolvenSpectre those 0 ohm resistors do have some resistance. Just look at backlight circuit - always broken resistor (or "filter") but IC is hardly ever damaged
The two signals are I2C signals to/from the Wide Rear Camera. One signal, I2C0...SCL..., is the clock signal from the bus master. The other signal, I2C0...SDA..., is the bi-directional data signal on the bus. Camera pixel data may be transferred on other signal traces.
I have the same laser machine. I use it every day!!! got the same problem a couple of times. I started to use masking tape to cover up those holes where the laser can go through. problem fixed.
Hi,Which wattage is better and safer to separate the iPhone cover 8w or 20w
Ive fixed a few iPhone 8/8plus for this exact issue no camera issue after laser back glass repair. All the ones I’ve fixed all had the exact same laser marking as this one
I’ve had an instance in which an xs max started running very slow after replacing the back glass, however with micro soldering that was fixed. After that I had another xs max, and this time I decided to remove the board and do the repair, but ended up with the same issue, super slow phone after the repair, crashing etc. I’m guessing mine had been lasering some components on the charging port, and when connected to the board it fried the board. At this point it’s all just risk with lasers
Always the best, Jedda does not just fox the problem but talks about in and out which helps us grasp a mountain of knowledge
I think the problem came from the person when he completed the removal of the back and the removal of the camera ring, not the laser machine
hello Jessa, I hope you are having a great day!
As long as you setup the template properly the laser is not a problem. The best way is to remove the board the first time you see a specific model, once you have adjusted the template you can leave the board in.
Great video, love the 'new' format. Lasers are very expensive and you need to know what you're doing if just doing glass removal. Not sure it's worth it $$ even if you know what you're doing. Replace the entire screen seems more economical and takes less time.
I have got "baked" iPhone 7 from my friends daughter, for "uncle fix this" challenge.
A little of rust ate some of the elements around power converter chip that drives both front and rear cameras and the flash hybrid.
Is there any chance that you would show the voltage drop values of the camera connectors in that model, same way as we can see it here?
@Robert F thanks. Got it. Despite having such data item in the menu, the voltage drop values are no where to be seen.
Poor positioning and maybe to many passes is why this happened
hmm is that a black eye? have you been approached by 'non' apple representatives?
Ya, these lazy guys don't remove the boards when they lazer. All kinds of weird stuffs going on. LOL We here don't use the lazer beam. We change the whole housing : ) Mo bettah !
That would be more expensive and time-consuming though?
You use a Rafirm microscope
Great information! Thanks for sharing.
had no problems with blue light laser
I changed my back glass for my iphone 12 and the screen + the battery got damaged and the phone was almost totally broken.. i lost the warranty as well :(
is that is expected???
@@wn77wn You lose warranty for any repair that you do without Apple
Very nice video like your job and tanks for share şnformation
The ones who aren't idiots have patterns programmed into the laser for each phone model that just removes the glass...
Lazer glass change is giving much problem of 11 and above should make a video on that
how tf does the laser penetrate so deep through the case/shell inside the iphone to even reach the logic board? And why do they even solder 0Ohm resistors, why not use tracks/via?
i wanna know the answer for ur first question too fr and i dont think it rlly penetrates that deep if u like set it at 1000 m/s at 20 khz
Hey Jessa
I love watching you work, you make it look so easy and yet fun at the same time. your just brilliant 👌
Lol, have seen the same thing on iPhone 8 Plus a few times :p
I don’t trust those laser 😂
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From the title I thought someone had tried laser etching, for whatever reason.