I have been watching repair channels on RUclips for more 3 years and I can tell this is best pad strip replacement technique I've ever seen. Wonderfully done. Amazing technique right there sir.
Superb and please do not let them tell you they invented that flattened jumper wire technique. As far as I am aware you are the first one I have seen doing this unless I am wrong.. May be"ToltecMerc flattened jumper wire trace repair technique"
Congrats! This was a hard one! I like the way you fixed the missed pads, very nice done! Excellent Fix! Learned a lot from you, thank's for sharing! (again) Greets from Europe, Austria
Nice Job, I love the use of the conformal coating as a bed for those pads.... nice technique!! . Just wondering are you wearing protective glasses when doing that? Enjoyed it, thanks for sharing 👍
Love the video and the techniques used. I have done similar but not the exact same way and yours is better so I'm gonna give it a try next time a ripped off hdmi port job comes in my shop. Thanks again man for the great info.
did you make those pads by flattening wires or did you purchase them and if so then could you please let me know where you got them. thanks! p.s. that was the best trace/pad repair I've seen yet. Well done!
Great technique indeed....and neat .. the pads are exactly the same size.... Superb work. I had a Minecraft xbox one s with the same missing pads. And i wanted to fix it the best way i can... U gave me what i need. And i will fix it slowly. I have time for it...
Its really good job, well done I have few questions for you 1- where can i buy the replacements pads you are using? 2-what sort of glue you are using? where can I buy them from? what is you use to dry them up? infra red? where can I buy them from? any advise will be greatly appreciated.
Those pads are simply 0.1mm copper wire that has been flattened with pliers. The green glue is UV curable solder mask. I'm using an ultraviolet light to harden the glue. It is all available from AliExpress or NorthridgeFix.
Loved it, thanks. Don't wire power to ground unless you're making a toaster :) Totally agree those HDMI ports on everything is a weak point beefing it up is a good idea...
Hello Master I can say this is the best HDMI connector repair, as always If you send it to the best repair shops, they don't work on it or charge you a lot You can use a UV lamp because it covers a larger area but is weaker than a laser GOD bless you
great method. most robust and cleaner that i have ever seen. in fact i tried it today and making rapair pad from wire is good idea (such pad is both strong and flexible) but i have a problem with using solder mask as a glue to attach this pad to board. most of the time solder mask is not able to cure under the pad no mater how long i use uv lamp and heat (the fact is that my uv lamp i rather weak - 5V usb but i dont have a problem to cure solder mask with this and little heat in normal condition - meaning on the pad not under) i ended up soldering those wire pads to the exposed track on one side and little solder mask on other - doing that im sure that wire pad is secured properly
This level of detail is lost when this type of repair is done as a main source of income, as opposed to a hobby. I can see the level of pride taken in the repair. Great job! Did you flatten the copper magnet wire with a hammer? 😀 I was literally about to buy some pad strips.. Nope! Never again.
I should have shown how I do it. I have a pair of needle nose pliers that has a flat area right behind where the wire cutting area is. Between the wire cutter and the pivot point is an area where the upper and lower jaws are flat and they meet extremely closely. I place the 0.1mm bare wire in there and squeeze. Thanks for watching and commenting!
I have been watching repair channels on RUclips for more 3 years and I can tell this is best pad strip replacement technique I've ever seen. Wonderfully done. Amazing technique right there sir.
Thank you very much!
The solder mask on the repair traces is next level stuff. Great job Tolt!!!
Thank you!
First time I have seen masking on first then curing - nice work. Been watching a while now and appreciate the good content.
We do what we have to do and I needed those wires/pads to stay in place!
Superb and please do not let them tell you they invented that flattened jumper wire technique. As far as I am aware you are the first one I have seen doing this unless I am wrong.. May be"ToltecMerc flattened jumper wire trace repair technique"
Thank you! I've been doing that for a while.
this is the best pad strips as far as i can tell , i watched alot of repairs but this is a new thing , keep the good work man
Thank you! I do what I must.
Congrats! This was a hard one! I like the way you fixed the missed pads, very nice done! Excellent Fix! Learned a lot from you, thank's for sharing! (again) Greets from Europe, Austria
Thank you for the kind words! Greeting to you from the USA!
Take no prisoners trace repair; Fantastic! Great Repair and Educational Video. Thank You.
Thanks so much! I’m glad you enjoyed. I haven’t had one like that in a while.
Great work. Need a video like to do some repair. Question what do recommend, lead or non lead solder?
I only used leaded solder. It's easier to work with.
The flatten wire technique! Don't get the opportunity to use that too often on these size jobs, turned out nice!
Thank you MMR! I drag out that technique every now and again as needed.
Nice Job, I love the use of the conformal coating as a bed for those pads.... nice technique!! . Just wondering are you wearing protective glasses when doing that? Enjoyed it, thanks for sharing 👍
No, I'm not. Thanks for watching and commenting?
perfect jop..........i liked how you fix the taces
Thank You!!
Love the video and the techniques used. I have done similar but not the exact same way and yours is better so I'm gonna give it a try next time a ripped off hdmi port job comes in my shop. Thanks again man for the great info.
Thank you! Give it a try! Best of luck in your repairs!
It’s extremely difficult to work with that small amount of solder mask coating. You went above and beyond.
Thank you! I do what I must!
Very nice trace repair. Great video.
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed. Thanks for commenting!
did you make those pads by flattening wires or did you purchase them and if so then could you please let me know where you got them. thanks! p.s. that was the best trace/pad repair I've seen yet. Well done!
I make those pads by flattening 0.1mm bare copper wire between the smooth area of the jaws of my pliers. Thank You!
What size wires are you using? and how did you flatten them like that?
I use 0.1mm copper wire. Here is how I flatten:
ruclips.net/video/fF-0kiufObc/видео.html
Motivating me to work on these newer consoles
Go for it! It's fun!
That’s some pretty amazing work
Thank You!
how do you flatten the wire down like that to make new traces ? really enjoy your videos
Thank you! I made a video showing how I do it: ruclips.net/video/fF-0kiufObc/видео.html
Thank you very much!
Great technique indeed....and neat .. the pads are exactly the same size....
Superb work.
I had a Minecraft xbox one s with the same missing pads. And i wanted to fix it the best way i can... U gave me what i need. And i will fix it slowly. I have time for it...
The Minecraft Xbox looks cool! I've never seen one person. Best of luck!
@@ToltecMerc Do u have the Aliexpress Link of the same Pads, i can not find them, Regards
@@3absisoRA they are not pad strips but merely 0.1mm bare copper wire that has been flattened into a pad shape.
What did you use and cure with the UV light?
It's a type of paint that is UV cureable. It's used as a solder mask.
Its really good job, well done I have few questions for you
1- where can i buy the replacements pads you are using?
2-what sort of glue you are using? where can I buy them from?
what is you use to dry them up? infra red? where can I buy them from?
any advise will be greatly appreciated.
Those pads are simply 0.1mm copper wire that has been flattened with pliers. The green glue is UV curable solder mask. I'm using an ultraviolet light to harden the glue. It is all available from AliExpress or NorthridgeFix.
Many thanks, sorry 0.1 mm or 1mm?
@@bahal2500 0.1mm
Ive tested this idea but i can never get the pads to stay in place even after placing the coating they always come off..
I'm using Mechanic green solder mask and I use both UV light and heat to cure the mask.
Loved it, thanks. Don't wire power to ground unless you're making a toaster :) Totally agree those HDMI ports on everything is a weak point beefing it up is a good idea...
Yep. I messed up. I'm still getting used to XBox consoles.
Hello Master
I can say this is the best HDMI connector repair, as always
If you send it to the best repair shops, they don't work on it or charge you a lot
You can use a UV lamp because it covers a larger area but is weaker than a laser
GOD bless you
It would not be worth the time of a shop but I enjoy bringing things back to life. Thank you!
It looks like a piece of art, but the time required is a tough toll to the budget.
It took a while but I could not leave it like it was. I have worked on a lot of things that don't make time or financial sense. Thanks for watching!
Very nice job!👍👍
Thank you very much!
Perfect work
Thank you!
what uv light you use inthe video
great method. most robust and cleaner that i have ever seen.
in fact i tried it today and making rapair pad from wire is good idea (such pad is both strong and flexible)
but i have a problem with using solder mask as a glue to attach this pad to board. most of the time solder mask is not able to cure under the pad no mater how long i use uv lamp and heat (the fact is that my uv lamp i rather weak - 5V usb but i dont have a problem to cure solder mask with this and little heat in normal condition - meaning on the pad not under)
i ended up soldering those wire pads to the exposed track on one side and little solder mask on other - doing that im sure that wire pad is secured properly
Great job. Thanks for the video 💥
Thank you. I’m glad you enjoyed it.
beautiful version of Xbox, i am looking for this black one
perfect job by the way, never seen more estetic one
Thank you!
Nice pad fix!
A little tedious, but they can't say you didn't put any effort into it.
Thank you very much!
Onde encontro essa trilha para reparo ?
Impressive! Sometimes my OCD gets the better of me, too.
I'm glad you liked it! Thanks for watching and commenting.
Hello ToltecMerc, is there anyway to reach you? I have a PS5 that won’t turn on and I’d like to see if you’d take a look at it.
I don't really work on things for others. I just buy broken stuff to fix and resale as a hobby.
This level of detail is lost when this type of repair is done as a main source of income, as opposed to a hobby. I can see the level of pride taken in the repair. Great job!
Did you flatten the copper magnet wire with a hammer? 😀 I was literally about to buy some pad strips.. Nope! Never again.
I should have shown how I do it. I have a pair of needle nose pliers that has a flat area right behind where the wire cutting area is. Between the wire cutter and the pivot point is an area where the upper and lower jaws are flat and they meet extremely closely. I place the 0.1mm bare wire in there and squeeze. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@ToltecMerc I do the same thing with the pliers when I need replacement pads. Great minds. 😉