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Samsung Galaxy Tab-E SM-T560 charge socket replacement
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- Опубликовано: 25 апр 2020
- Straight forward replacement of the USB port
Tools I use -
Soldering
Quick 861DW hot air station
Duratech TS-1640 solder iron
Multimeter
RMM760D - can be found under many name badges
Microscope
Luzky Zoom 3.5 - 90x simul-focus single boom stand trinocular stereo microscope
Camera - Lucky Zoom HD 14MP
Oscilloscopes
Siglent SDS 1102CML 100MHz 2CH
Philips PM 3305 35MHz 2CH
Bench supply
Powertech MP-3086 0-30V 3A
TL866II PLUS universal EEPROM programmer
That's a solid repair :-D
Phones and tablets are something i don't like touching, i don't have the microscope to see those tiny pins and the hot air station that would have just sat there for a million years after i did the one job, if was to buy one lol.
A frend begged me to replace a tiny socket on a go pro, that was rather difficult with an old antex iron and jewlers eye piece.
My eyes have lost the clarity for close up work, age has sneaked up ha ha :-D
I'm not looking forward to it :)
you did a nice job, great attention to detail
Thanks mate!
@JobbyFix one question… I am not an expert at soldering, I like to fix what I can, you were using something that looked like a brush but I could not make it out for sure… is it a specific tool (name?) where at the end you were cleaning up the solder and it helped leave a nice bead.
Also if possible direct me to any of your videos where you might explain it more… thanks.
I see you have many cool fixes… I want to learn more than just soldering but also understanding the circuitry better ( I know basics)… SUBSCRIBED.
also your Micro USB has 7 PIN's but I can't find any with 7, all see are 5 PIN on Amazon?
@@ziggys745 it is a toothbrush but any small brush with plastic or fibre bristles will be ok. It works very well with a paper towel and some iso alcohol to soak up the remaining flux.
@@ziggys745 This socket is specific to samsung only and is used in a few different models of tablet/phone. You should be able to find them on ali. When searching you might find them under usb socket or usb charge port
How much would this cost if i were to get a professional to do it for me
Thanks uploader wheels on deals m bent became sm bent for the cover
very nice repair well done
Can it be done without heat gun or hot air gun. I have a solder which i have used for small jobs around. I opened it easily and the board is out but am scared of touching the charging port.
I think it would be quite difficult. You would need to flood the back of the connector with solder so that the case and pins are all joined then use a very hot solder iron do get all of the joints liquid together.
Thanks uploader 🙀
I like to fill the holes first then come in with my my hot air then place the socket works like a treat
Yeah I do that sometimes to
where can i get that lcd power test thing or what it is called or link?
Search for USB power meter, they're everywhere :)
I wanna open my back cover because my display have a little crack I am scared that it will get destroyed... How to open it for changing charging socket
I would start from the side furthest away from the crack and work your way around until it's loose enough that you don't need any strong prying near the crack.
Hi, what temperature do you use on the soldering iron, because everytime i try to remove the solder from holes( when doing charger port repairs), the solder doesn't move.
Because the boards can sink away heat easily you want to be up around 370C. Add flux if using wick as this hot will quickly dry out the wick and it won't work. I usually use hot air at about 240 to warm up a cold board but if you've just removed the socked it should have a lot of residual heat to help you. Also add leaded solder first as it's easier to work with and will displace the lead free stuff. You can get away with 330 on the small separate pcb that some phones have.
@@JonnyFix thanks, that's helped alot.
2ed like keep up the good work
what kind of flux do you use for unsoldering at about 11:00 on the video ? Thanks :)
Amtech nc-559-asm from China so it's probably not genuine amtech
@@JonnyFix Thanks :)