Asus C204E Chromebook Charge Port Replacement

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  • Опубликовано: 8 янв 2023
  • Successfully fixed about 10 of these now, always a fun little soldering repair to do. The Asus C204E Chromebook has a soldered on type-C charge port, so here's a quick little video of the desoldering and re-soldering process of changing out the new port.
    As always thanks so much for watching! Any questions or repairs you'd like to see? Leave a comment down below!
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Комментарии • 12

  • @DirtyReaper
    @DirtyReaper Год назад

    Excellent video shots!

  • @BeardMeatsFish
    @BeardMeatsFish 8 месяцев назад

    Could you link to a kit off Amazon that has everything I need to make this repair? Specifically what flux/liquid you use? Thanks

  • @amjadnaushahi8099
    @amjadnaushahi8099 Год назад

    Did you use only flux before installing the new port or was it a solder paste? Or did you put solder on the connecting points before putting the new port?

    • @NexusTechRepair
      @NexusTechRepair  Год назад +1

      Always use flux, I re-tin the pads/pins on the board before installing the new port, and then put flux on the solder points and heat it up from below and drop the new port in and hold it in place while it cools down

  • @MrJoshCUSD
    @MrJoshCUSD 2 месяца назад

    Impressive. How much would you charge to replace the usb-c port on like 200 - C204Es? 😭

    • @NexusTechRepair
      @NexusTechRepair  2 месяца назад

      I'd be happy to help, if you want to reach out to my email address in my channel bio we could figure something out!

  • @promod1179
    @promod1179 21 день назад

    Is the replacement part specific to this model Asus or are they generic? And what heater are you using to desolder/resolder? THanks!

    • @NexusTechRepair
      @NexusTechRepair  21 день назад +1

      Specific to the model. I personally use a atten at-862D hot air station and a SMTMax 202D soldering iron

    • @promod1179
      @promod1179 21 день назад

      @@NexusTechRepair What temp do you use to rework? Have never used one of these (due to never having a need) 'THanks!

    • @NexusTechRepair
      @NexusTechRepair  21 день назад +1

      @@promod1179 temps can vary depending on the hot air station you use. Typically 350-430C will be sufficient depending on what you’re working on.

    • @paulsmith5517
      @paulsmith5517 21 день назад +1

      Thanks, gives me a starting point.

  • @iainrobinson8924
    @iainrobinson8924 Год назад

    This is actually helpful for normies