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  • Опубликовано: 29 мар 2024
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  • @idealinstitutealigarh
    @idealinstitutealigarh  Месяц назад +332

    Watch Full Video Hindi Urdu
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    • @user-te8gy9mu5i
      @user-te8gy9mu5i 18 дней назад +3

      Главное, найти решение, что бы шлейф был бесконечно не сносным....🤔

    • @pronoobgaming6395
      @pronoobgaming6395 17 дней назад +13

      What's the name of the green liquid

    • @apacher09
      @apacher09 16 дней назад +3

      Мужик хорошая работа!!!

    • @MyExpectationsAreLow
      @MyExpectationsAreLow 16 дней назад +4

      @@pronoobgaming6395Solder mask, hardens when exposed to UV

    • @timwright6122
      @timwright6122 15 дней назад +2

      How'd you learn this

  • @navrangparcel
    @navrangparcel 29 дней назад +13148

    Good work. Such repairing is must to reduce E-WASTE.

    • @googjol9780
      @googjol9780 20 дней назад +72

      Тут только пластик и металл. Не страшно.

    • @dikayagalyshka3040
      @dikayagalyshka3040 20 дней назад +2

      ​@@googjol9780дубина сталеросовая или прикидываешься?

    • @wh_po
      @wh_po 20 дней назад +1

      @@googjol9780да он альтернативно одарённый, не мешай ему

    • @user-ew3tn2zg8l
      @user-ew3tn2zg8l 19 дней назад +1

      ​@@googjol9780 это ты про шлейф. Но из-за этого шлейфа пришлось бы выкинуть и дорогой экранчик)

    • @claustrofob
      @claustrofob 19 дней назад +1

      ​@@googjol9780 оооо дааа, ты отвечаешь на русском языке комментатору, который написал на английском. По моему это сверхлогично

  • @erikiacopelli451
    @erikiacopelli451 14 дней назад +2780

    Didn't even know those could be fixed. That's just awesome

    • @idealinstitutealigarh
      @idealinstitutealigarh  14 дней назад +68

      Thankyou

    • @gigamlbb6734
      @gigamlbb6734 11 дней назад +2

      Same here

    • @erikiacopelli451
      @erikiacopelli451 11 дней назад +7

      ​@@idealinstitutealigarh do you take orders to do repairs? Cause I have some stuff I need to be repaired. I'll need to go to the storage for it. But hate going there so I wanted to see if u do before I make that trip there. Oh btw great videos and keep it up!

    • @michaellegg9381
      @michaellegg9381 10 дней назад +9

      Anything humans can build humans can fix!!
      Anything humans can assemble humans can disassemble!!
      Anything humans can think up humans can forget about!! This type of repair is called Chinese tofu dreg new in box 😂😂

    • @erikiacopelli451
      @erikiacopelli451 10 дней назад +1

      @@michaellegg9381 lmao 🤣

  • @theterminator3907
    @theterminator3907 10 дней назад +296

    You, sir, are a pc surgeon. Im so impressed by those steady hands.

  • @creo_one
    @creo_one 10 дней назад +7

    The interstellar music is such a great fit for this.

  • @aayushjangid1696
    @aayushjangid1696 25 дней назад +5098

    He is the greatest technician that ever lived 😂

  • @CrazyMindfreak69
    @CrazyMindfreak69 20 дней назад +1258

    Didnt even know these could be repaired💪💪

    • @emmanuelakalusi3690
      @emmanuelakalusi3690 16 дней назад +31

      It creates a circuit so as long as you can make it still complete the circuit, you can repair it

    • @adawg3032
      @adawg3032 15 дней назад +35

      Nothing can’t be repaired. Just need the right tools.

    • @CrazyMindfreak69
      @CrazyMindfreak69 15 дней назад +3

      Nice id figure these couldnt be repaire cuz of how small and fregile they are, guess you learn something new everyday👌💪

    • @rhiesa3945
      @rhiesa3945 15 дней назад

      As you can see it's a pain in the butt though, and that point wont have the flexibility anymore so it has a higher chance of failing again​@@CrazyMindfreak69

    • @neohavic6012
      @neohavic6012 15 дней назад +2

      Or I mean, you can just order new FFCs for the vast majority of fixes 🤷🏼‍♀️

  • @ricardobino7410
    @ricardobino7410 12 дней назад +273

    For people wondering why not replace it, sometimes (which turns out to be most times) the ribbon cables are specially made for that device and it is practically impossible to get a replacement.
    Also, in some countries (unfortunatelly due to how badly wealth is distributed in the world) it is cheaper for some specialist to spend 8 hours fixing it than buying the replacement.

    • @whytho5666
      @whytho5666 9 дней назад +6

      and most of the time those cables are permanently attached on one end with a device. an entire assembly. which costs alot.

    • @outrage20
      @outrage20 9 дней назад +1

      wrong, just about every ribbon cable for charging or displays can be found, and very cheap at that.

    • @pabloleon9884
      @pabloleon9884 7 дней назад +3

      ​@@outrage20Ever been to Argentina?

    • @athreadpool
      @athreadpool 5 дней назад +1

      Yeah, most parts are easily found in 3rd world countries.in the first world you have to pay to import a specific part to fix yourself or be at the mercy of people who “do it for a living”

    • @thelordoftime803
      @thelordoftime803 4 дня назад +1

      Um, we should force all companies to make stuff cheaper to repair than buy new. This "buy new" is market manipulation from corporations that force planned obsolescence.

  • @malixcrash4126
    @malixcrash4126 12 дней назад +23

    I'm gonna level with you, I didn't even bother to think this was possible. Just goes to show there's always more to think and learn. Props to you for fixing this.

  • @nickvignola3
    @nickvignola3 14 дней назад +1259

    Imagine if schools taught how to do electronic repairs, taxes, and how to think for yourself.

    • @CoconutJones_
      @CoconutJones_ 12 дней назад +111

      You can learn electronics at university. You didn't listen to anything of the shit they did teach you so don't act like you'd have listened if they taught taxes

    • @somerandomfaerie6840
      @somerandomfaerie6840 12 дней назад +49

      But mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell

    • @sebm.5930
      @sebm.5930 11 дней назад

      They teach you everything you need to know at public school, most people are just too stupid to apply critical thinking skills.

    • @nickvignola3
      @nickvignola3 11 дней назад

      @CoconutJones_ you probably don't care about how much is bring taken out of your check then. I think the government is all parasites. Fun tax fact. The Boston tea party happened because of taxes. We are taxed over double now. You probably don't care about that stuff though. Have fun at college!

    • @theeyeballthatcameoutofthe5268
      @theeyeballthatcameoutofthe5268 11 дней назад +8

      That is not what most schools are for

  • @liamhill1702
    @liamhill1702 20 дней назад +967

    This happened to a display cable on a brand new display I bought for a phone. Glad to know there's people with the skills to fix it

    • @xXSjapXx
      @xXSjapXx 19 дней назад +22

      More expensive then a new cable though..

    • @Charles-km8fv
      @Charles-km8fv 18 дней назад +7

      Happened to mine too, I had q feeling that it would be possible but all the shops I took my phone to said it's impossible, guess they're just not good as this guy

    • @OculuKabak
      @OculuKabak 18 дней назад +2

      ​@@xXSjapXxi dont think display flex cables are changeable

    • @xXSjapXx
      @xXSjapXx 18 дней назад +4

      @@OculuKabak Not commercially no, but it's still a single part used in the production, so it should still be widely available in bulk order!

    • @rodrigocesar5952
      @rodrigocesar5952 16 дней назад

      Difícil será você encontrar esses profissionais

  • @windninjasol
    @windninjasol 10 дней назад +11

    This is truly insane. A never thought anyone could repair a connector like that. Wow your a god!!

  • @keijimorita1849
    @keijimorita1849 7 дней назад +3

    This is art and brought tears to my eyes. I have repaired thousands of machines myself. So many people will never understand the high level of creativity technical work can require. You have to invent tools and processes. It doesn't just have to look pretty like ordinary art. Has to stand the tests of use and time. If a component cannot be obtained you sometimes have to make it.

  • @LGDUDE
    @LGDUDE 14 дней назад +246

    I didn't even know there was a way to fix those, I learned something new today

  • @Emotbatu98
    @Emotbatu98 18 дней назад +128

    Looks easy, but difficult to do. You did a splendid job!😊👌

  • @LofD989
    @LofD989 8 дней назад +2

    I guess I'm old because I love it when someone fixes things rather than throwing them away.

  • @4N5W3R5
    @4N5W3R5 10 дней назад +8

    Is that a flexible mask? Asking because the damage like that is most common on a laptop ribbon cable and I usually either replace the cable or screen depending on how it is connected. Beautiful work by the way. You make soldering those jumpers look way to easy because you are a master at what you do (I say that having years of experience myself but lack that skill level).

  • @johnwayne1981
    @johnwayne1981 24 дня назад +375

    amazing skill . total G after the apocalypse.

    • @n8wolf575
      @n8wolf575 17 дней назад +7

      thats just normal soldering if thats your job....ive been doing stuff like this for 14 years now. but yes he did good.

    • @azeraxosu3051
      @azeraxosu3051 16 дней назад +6

      ​@@n8wolf575this is micro soldering. Far from normal

    • @n8wolf575
      @n8wolf575 16 дней назад +3

      @@azeraxosu3051 for me thats normal. if you only solder basic shit.....then thats normal for you. this is nothing special for a skilled person. hell im a mechatronic. i cnc, i mill. i lathe, i do all electronics on prototypes. if youre 30+ and you call yourself a someone that can "solder" this stuff is what you can do. surely he made it look easy. but this is decent and not that special.

    • @Orinslayer
      @Orinslayer 16 дней назад

      ​@n8wolf575 are you sure your not just selling yourself short? 😮

    • @sahilsquadron2286
      @sahilsquadron2286 15 дней назад

      ​@n8wolf575 I agree but also disagree, being someone like yourself but only 28 I've been doing things like machining and making knives, jewellery etc etc since I was young. Father is an engineer etc but most people that can solder would not be able to do this lol I bet this guy is working under a microscope with a display screen.

  • @jountounclear8066
    @jountounclear8066 29 дней назад +349

    Ахренеть насколько это титанический труд! Мужик твои нервы и самообладание это нечто

    • @pumpum9937
      @pumpum9937 22 дня назад +4

      какой смысл? шлейф 50-100р стоит

    • @willywodka468
      @willywodka468 21 день назад

      Смысл в том, что он за эту работу возьмёт как за новый шлейф, а то и больше) ​@@pumpum9937

    • @Naxeerr
      @Naxeerr 21 день назад

      Шлейф то может быть и стоит, но извлечь его из дисплея, или чего либо ещё, может быть просто невозможно, либо в продаже вовсе такого шлейфа нету, только воастановление​@@pumpum9937

    • @NURS98
      @NURS98 21 день назад

      ​@@pumpum9937Шлейф с микросхемой не дешевый ты взгляни там не только шлейф присутствует

    • @bmopi
      @bmopi 21 день назад +20

      ​@@pumpum9937 не всегда его можно найти, а ещё часто шлейф чему-то принадлежит и припаян. К экрану, например

  • @Milo_Estobar
    @Milo_Estobar 8 дней назад +2

    You have reached the highest level of electronic repairing... Such surgical precision... Like watching cyberpunk doctor

  • @kganeshkumar
    @kganeshkumar 12 дней назад +2

    I never thought this could be fixed. Hats off...

  • @mr.KhaBaKha
    @mr.KhaBaKha 20 дней назад +43

    было бы в жизни так легко и просто как в этом видео. это колоссальный труд! браво!

  • @fant64ez82
    @fant64ez82 19 дней назад +10

    Man ... I could've used such skills back when my ps2's flex cables did me dirty, the 6yr old me would've thought you were his dad 😂

  • @bzbrian-wav6997
    @bzbrian-wav6997 6 дней назад +3

    Count me as 'very impressed' I've been messing around with tech for many years, I have been looking for this type of fix for some of my older systems. They need this type of TLC

  • @a.b4832
    @a.b4832 4 дня назад +2

    I almost cried at the end such a magnificent performance bringing that back to life. this shall be remembered throughout history

  • @captsploof
    @captsploof 15 дней назад +6

    Thats love right there, true passion for a profession.

  • @white_ner9811
    @white_ner9811 21 день назад +40

    I was always interested in how to build it up if it came off. I trimmed the worn-out cable, but the phone doesn’t have extra centimeters and there’s really a need to increase it

    • @itTchin
      @itTchin 14 дней назад

      Я бы просто отрезал и оголил край...

  • @armandcrispo
    @armandcrispo 10 дней назад +2

    This takes a lot of skill and steady hands. Amazing!

  • @AndreaCuchetto
    @AndreaCuchetto 10 дней назад +2

    I’ve ruined many such cables over the years. Now I’m going to practice on the ones I’ve kept. Thank you for showing how it can be done!

  • @yecreatee
    @yecreatee 18 дней назад +22

    Great work! 👏🏻 Can someone explain the UV liquid used here? What is its purpose?

    • @idealinstitutealigarh
      @idealinstitutealigarh  18 дней назад +21

      After apply solder mask flex and jumpers covered , this is help for separate all jumperwire not short after apply solder mask and hard after dry

    • @yecreatee
      @yecreatee 18 дней назад +5

      @@idealinstitutealigarh
      Nice!
      Could you tell what kind of material you used? Like its name and how can i try it
      I'm just a beginner 😅

    • @idealinstitutealigarh
      @idealinstitutealigarh  18 дней назад +16

      Watch other videos for details, title - broken Flex Repair tutorial , then ask again any time on any videos

    • @idealinstitutealigarh
      @idealinstitutealigarh  18 дней назад +15

      No one perfect in this world, everyone started from zero

    • @br3nus966
      @br3nus966 14 дней назад

      It's probably some kind o resin that cures within light ​@@yecreatee

  • @user-cl2fr9yd7c
    @user-cl2fr9yd7c 20 дней назад +43

    Знал бы он сколько шлейфов на слайдерах и не только , восстановил простыми проводниками от самсунговских наушников в 2000 года

    • @carlosantraxmx4711
      @carlosantraxmx4711 17 дней назад

      Es malo?

    • @j1k96
      @j1k96 16 дней назад

      Как называется этот зеленый воск ?

  • @mightymousejesse8647
    @mightymousejesse8647 3 дня назад +1

    I don't know how many times I've thought I could fix that if I just had the right tools and materials!..!..!
    Thank you showing the proof of what patience, attention to detail, proper tools and materials can achieve!

  • @georgewilliamsiii4677
    @georgewilliamsiii4677 8 дней назад +1

    Didnt know things like that could be reparied. Very cool. And always nice to know things.

  • @josenascim8390
    @josenascim8390 Месяц назад +7

    A melhor técnica é a paciência...
    Sempre funciona...parabéns.

  • @NBI07
    @NBI07 23 дня назад +28

    Второй раз вижу человека в Ютубе, умеющего работать с паяльником. Голова варит. Молодец. 👍

    • @user-im7tk6gg6n
      @user-im7tk6gg6n 22 дня назад +1

      Есть еще посложнее шлейфа

    • @user-ym3pi6gg4v
      @user-ym3pi6gg4v 20 дней назад

      @@user-im7tk6gg6n а он вообще правильно это делает? чет такое впечатление, что колхоз, не? эксперты в студию

    • @55555wwwww26
      @55555wwwww26 19 дней назад

      ​@@user-ym3pi6gg4vда нормально, сделал на каждой дороже в разных местах точку пайки чтобы пайка между собой не собиралась, лака только будто многовато, но в целом отлично

    • @toxx36
      @toxx36 19 дней назад

      ​@@user-ym3pi6gg4v лажа. Паяльная маска хрупкая и полимеризуется от УФ только тонкий верхний слой, а внутри жижа остаётся. Будет держаться, если не сгибать))

    • @combatenteselva7094
      @combatenteselva7094 13 дней назад

      fantástico quais os materiais que ele usa essa aplicação.

  • @AlphaAlex1
    @AlphaAlex1 10 дней назад +1

    Old ribbon cables yep.. a backyard sales dream for anyone wanting to keep an old PC or 90's printer/screen printer developer alive for nostalgia's sake.

  • @user-hm8qf9gw5g
    @user-hm8qf9gw5g 10 дней назад +2

    Id have just bought a new flex. Gotta admire the skill tho

  • @patrick.b.5603
    @patrick.b.5603 Месяц назад +26

    Fatto alla perfezione! So quando è difficile saldare del filo che è più fine di un capello, ci vuole pazienza e mano ferma.
    Complimenti Bro

    • @idealinstitutealigarh
      @idealinstitutealigarh  Месяц назад

      Thankyou so much for comments 👍❤️❤️

    • @BustarosBrodgar
      @BustarosBrodgar 19 дней назад

      Cavolo dovrei farlo per la mia webcam del portatile, non si trova il flat manco morto.

  • @rudayakumar1001
    @rudayakumar1001 15 дней назад +4

    Bro did a by-pass surgery 😂

  • @LolmenTV
    @LolmenTV 3 дня назад +1

    You recover the whole screen bro! Its awesome repair. I learned it 👍👍

  • @802Garage
    @802Garage 3 дня назад +2

    Never seen a ribbon cable repair. That's awesome.

  • @Pickle1762
    @Pickle1762 27 дней назад +5

    Apple be like: this is illegal.
    Oh wait, not anymore hahah

  • @user-yk7jk4lh9p
    @user-yk7jk4lh9p 14 дней назад +9

    Idk about this... In high frequency circuits the in/output impedances have to be matched in order to maximize power transfer and avoid reflection. High frequency circuits are the circuits where the length of transmission line is greater than 1/10th of frequency being transmitted. Keep in mind that digital signals are composed of entire spectrum (Fourier series/analysis)

  • @Reman1975
    @Reman1975 10 дней назад +1

    Well, I didn't even think this type of ribbon cable WAS repairable. I'm impressed.

  • @falafell
    @falafell 20 дней назад +3

    Absolutley exelent work, these connectors are an absoulte pain to work with.

  • @user-zb6wl4bp6r
    @user-zb6wl4bp6r 20 дней назад +8

    I will return my laptop to replace the screen with a new one.
    Also the master :

  • @frankjohnson8006
    @frankjohnson8006 10 дней назад +1

    Great work man! Sad these cables arent easily acquired, replaceable, etc.

  • @Old-soul91
    @Old-soul91 9 дней назад +1

    And now you've seen a master at work.Thanks for sharing❤

  • @sadloveshayri752
    @sadloveshayri752 Месяц назад +4

    Jumper wire kon se no.ka use Kiya h.plz tell me

  • @user-hj6ux9ei3y
    @user-hj6ux9ei3y 24 дня назад +7

    Просто слов нет,есть только восхищение👏👏👏👍

  • @flush240sx6
    @flush240sx6 11 дней назад +1

    Me watching on a phone still wonder how tf does a phone work and how the Internet is a thing, ah yes my daily anxiety attacks.

  • @Admiral_tintin
    @Admiral_tintin 9 дней назад +1

    Dude thats a very nice fix. Thata soldering gun is amazing along with your work.

  • @Evgeniibmx
    @Evgeniibmx 20 дней назад +3

    Чел гений, сначала заливать компаунд, потом только паять, а не наоборот

  • @firexgaming8469
    @firexgaming8469 11 дней назад +3

    Refurbished 😂😂😂

  • @super5oldier139
    @super5oldier139 День назад

    This was impressive. I do alot of through hole and surface mount components and occasionally eyelet repair and jumper wire, but never have successfully pulled that off! Good job!

  • @GURTHWORM8383
    @GURTHWORM8383 5 дней назад +1

    Pretty fucking awesome! Always assumed these were a death sentence when torn or broken.

  • @nanadomamao4005
    @nanadomamao4005 21 день назад +4

    what's the name of this music?? someone knows?

    • @MaXCeexmece
      @MaXCeexmece 21 день назад

      plz

    • @MSaif-np1mb
      @MSaif-np1mb 16 дней назад +1

      Music name :can you hear the music oppenheimer

    • @MSaif-np1mb
      @MSaif-np1mb 16 дней назад +1

      ​@@MaXCeexmecemusic name: can you hear the music oppenheimer

    • @MSaif-np1mb
      @MSaif-np1mb 16 дней назад +1

      And you can also search oppenheimer sound track

    • @Leo-lb5ll
      @Leo-lb5ll 12 дней назад +2

      Why do you comment something like this and don't use tools, like Shazam or the Google assistant to find the answer almost immediately?
      This is not a personal attack. I just want to understand the logic.

  • @Slider68
    @Slider68 9 дней назад +1

    It doesn't always work though. I had my brother in-law fix a ribbon cable for the Wi-Fi in one of our daughter's laptops.
    After the repair, the 5GHz (only) was constantly erroring out.
    Checking conductivity with an ohm meter, it was fixed - so why didn't it work?
    Also, the Wi-Fi worked when we swapped the ribbon cable from an identical laptop - very confusing and frustrating after putting so much time into trying to fix it...
    I vaguely understand the bypass somehow wasn't impedance matched well enough to the original ribbon cable.
    Is there some way to get both the resistance and impedance to match the original ribbon cable?

  • @ashthewolfdog1380
    @ashthewolfdog1380 10 дней назад +1

    I didn't know this was possible. freaking beautiful

  • @ducksauce1290
    @ducksauce1290 12 дней назад +2

    can you cut it strait across right behind the tear. Then scrape back about a eigth of a inch of the coating across the whole thing then just plug that part in?

  • @potatosensei9694
    @potatosensei9694 7 дней назад +1

    I really thought you were gonna put dried noodles in there lmao

  • @dustondoesit3913
    @dustondoesit3913 11 дней назад +1

    Rarely am I impressed by a RUclips short, this is such talent and ingenuity.

  • @bonnie062
    @bonnie062 13 дней назад +1

    Bros clean asf with it too, making art and reducing waste in one of the best ways possibe

  • @JFA206
    @JFA206 2 дня назад +1

    As a DIY'erThats the coolest thing ive seen in a while.

  • @captainpumpkinhead1512
    @captainpumpkinhead1512 10 дней назад +1

    Thats super cool!
    I like the idea of staggering neighboring traces so that the solder doesn't bridge them. Good idea!

  • @Angelo0chek
    @Angelo0chek 11 дней назад +1

    есть какой-то вариант восстановления шлейфа матрицы монитора, который частично оторвался от матрицы ?
    Из-за этого идут в одном месте кучу разноцветных полос.

  • @edwardkenway4659
    @edwardkenway4659 4 дня назад +1

    Never knew it was possible to repair a ribbon cable. Always figured once it broke its gone

  • @baldski_01
    @baldski_01 5 дней назад +1

    i thought that if flex cables are damaged, you can't repair it.
    good job on this one mate!

  • @astronautboi8431
    @astronautboi8431 11 дней назад +1

    Unless you need a specific longitude, you can pick off the end of the flex cable (solid plastic sticker on one side), cut behind the broken part, re-add the sticker, and expose the lines again

  • @r_atharv11
    @r_atharv11 3 дня назад +2

    You have my respect dude that's crazy awesome 😮🔥🔥🔥

  • @KyjinOriginal
    @KyjinOriginal 10 дней назад +1

    What a great repair job. Im curious what the list of compounds and tools are your using for that repair?

    • @idealinstitutealigarh
      @idealinstitutealigarh  10 дней назад

      Mechanic solder mask uvh900 , mechanic solder paste ism5 , mechanic 0.01mm jumper wire, double tape

  • @itatsuuchiha4408
    @itatsuuchiha4408 9 дней назад +1

    did not know you could actually repair those. now I've learned something I can use

  • @TheBeLuvdTRex
    @TheBeLuvdTRex 10 дней назад +1

    Broke one of these ribbon cables when I was fixing a cell screen once. Didn't know you could fix it.

  • @daaljones9584
    @daaljones9584 2 дня назад +1

    Crazy skills just the soldering alone was epic

  • @zugesinddoof9885
    @zugesinddoof9885 10 дней назад +1

    Great...Seen IT so often without No Idea how to fix it

  • @joksom4752
    @joksom4752 8 дней назад +1

    Thats awesome! Had to do similar repairs on rf traces on pcbs, its actually kinda fun. Idk if they did it in this video but I would always recommend double checking continuity between lines at the very end before sealing it back. Nothing's worse than finishing a job only to realize there was a problem and you gotta go back. Otherwise, the repair looks awesome

  • @fuyouto
    @fuyouto 10 дней назад +1

    Back in 2001 i was trying to replace my nokia phone body panel, it was the one with a sliding keyboard and the first phone with a camera and damaged the same cable 😮 i F up a super expensive shit at that time with no way to fix . 4 years later my father found one Filipino tech guy who fixed it, all those years I didn’t know how it done and actually I didn’t want to because it already killed me inside. Thank you Filipino guy if you still alive and somehow read this

  • @aidantanny7230
    @aidantanny7230 День назад

    I have just about zero knowledge on the inner workings of electronics and had no idea ribbons like this could be repaired. This guy is a computer SURGEON.

  • @emileelynch8693
    @emileelynch8693 8 дней назад +1

    I didn’t know that could be fixed in any way 🤯 im a mechanic not a computer tech so I really don’t know these things. Thank you for showing me a whole new world dude!

  • @elmergloo3259
    @elmergloo3259 10 дней назад +1

    I didn’t have the patience or finesse to assume this was even possible.

  • @adrenalinatipica
    @adrenalinatipica 5 дней назад +1

    This would’ve changed my life about 20 years ago 😂

  • @Ss15996
    @Ss15996 8 дней назад +1

    "Nah he isnt, right? They arent gonna repair a ribbon cable by hand? Surely not- holy shit. This is incredible"

  • @gravelhs
    @gravelhs 3 дня назад +1

    that's some cool repair right there!

  • @VoidAspect
    @VoidAspect 2 дня назад +1

    This is art Mr White, you're an artist!

  • @lalith0204
    @lalith0204 10 дней назад +2

    I never knew ribbon cables could be repaired

  • @Harmonicdrake1
    @Harmonicdrake1 3 дня назад +1

    Useful for old cables that are hard to find for older equipment

  • @daleburnfart6845
    @daleburnfart6845 10 дней назад +1

    Yes child. Life was a lot more difficult before walmart came along.

  • @floofyy_
    @floofyy_ 13 дней назад +1

    now he has become a technician, solderer of cables.

  • @patrickhayes3099
    @patrickhayes3099 10 дней назад +1

    A most stunning repair! Hats off from NorCal!

  • @CornFedZ06
    @CornFedZ06 10 дней назад +1

    Bro you just shorted out like 9 different copper bands by laying solder between them 😊

  • @monolithic7739
    @monolithic7739 4 дня назад +2

    Mfers be like: "why is your repair service so expensive???"

  • @shl24yw89
    @shl24yw89 2 дня назад +1

    Repair shop: Just buy a new one. We can't fix this.

  • @adrianpilbrow
    @adrianpilbrow 2 дня назад +1

    It should be illegal for corporations to withhold materials for repair.

  • @hm6806
    @hm6806 9 дней назад +1

    Wow, such precision is amazing, huge respect 👍

  • @realasspodcast
    @realasspodcast 8 дней назад +1

    could you make the music loads more loud and unnecessarily intense next time

  • @M_GENDY
    @M_GENDY 10 дней назад +1

    We call you a technology artist 😂👏 good job 👏

  • @Mia-lt6og
    @Mia-lt6og 8 дней назад +1

    I am girl and I have been changing parts in my phones for a long time. I once changed a chip but not complicated stuff like you do. But for the first time I find a channel with clear quality, where I understand what you are doing. I want ro watch more of your vidoes in the future, maybe learn more from what you do. You are smart, hard working, talented and in this world unfortunately too much consumerism is happening. We should do this more...not throwing everything in the trash...not this tech and materials.

  • @tidedetergentyummy
    @tidedetergentyummy 11 дней назад +1

    There's also another way: cut it then scratch the ones until you see the shiny part of the copper. There's a reason why they are always provided extra long.

    • @MrRobarino
      @MrRobarino 10 дней назад

      Pay attention to the video. The other end of this ribbon is permanently attached to an LCD panel. There is no extra slack in the ribbon to do that kind of repair. That's also more intrusive and error prone then the repair shown in this video.

  • @hemanthkakarla2099
    @hemanthkakarla2099 10 дней назад +1

    Does the change in length not affect it?

  • @billygt1829
    @billygt1829 10 дней назад +1

    A phone repair did it for me when he did a mistake to change the display of an iphone then the finger print wasn't working but he fixed it ! Now i know how hard this was ! ❤