The life of a Tech summed up in one video. Fix one fault, find another, run out of space on bench, have a healthy fear of being zapped and smiling, lots of smiling. Really enjoyed this video, thank you for sharing.
Glad I stumble across this. It's so satisfying to see you solder so smoothly and how the melted solders go straight to where they need to be soldered on. Didn't know that the gel you often put helps make you apply the solder smoothly, as if it's easy. I remember when I try to fix my own headphone, I burnt the board of it because the solder won't go where it's needed to be. It keeps dripping off the small copper wire.
It kept dripping because there is a coating on the copper wire used with headphones. You need to remove that first, with a naked flame or scrape it off. Then it will take the solder. Flux will also help with the solder taking more easily.
Hello I came across your RUclips channel a few weeks ago and I'm loving your content. I've been going through videos and I've watched all your videos from this one to 9 months ago. Many thanks and keep up the good work.
I've done this with my old PC I built. Forgot to ground myself before installing. A simple static shock fried my motherboard I just bought. Lesson learned!
A friend of mine also had the same model and size iMac. His hybrid drive also died, and he attempted to put in a new drive, and his screen wouldn't turn anymore. After 2 years, I asked him if I could buy it from him, as he had already bought a 2019 iMac. I bought it for $ 75, but he paid for the shipment, so it was even less than that. I suspected that the lvds cable connecter had been bent or broken when he took the screen off, so I ordered a new lvds cable, as well as a 1 TB SSD, put them in, and voila, I have a very cheap 2012 iMac that works wonderfully. I took a chance, but it worked out.
i have been working at a pretty sizable refurbished laptop shop for a little over 7 months now, we also do mail in/walk in repairs and at some point a customer came in with "Hey can you replace the LVDS connector on this iMac? i am afraid i will screw it up" and so i learned how to replace an LVDS connector on an iMac
If the 2012 iMac is anything like the 2009 iMac I tried to repair, the screen cost more than an entire working unit. I ended up just buying another used fully functional unit for the same price the iScalpers were charging for a USED replacement screen. I then parted out the originally unit and sold the parts individually for more than the whole unit was worth. Gotta love the economics of repairing certain Apple products.
Nice repair. So what does it tell us? Always...always disconnect the power cable and/or battery before working on elektronic stuff. Much better after disconnect power or battery, press long time on power-button to discharge elektricity on the board too. If not, this is what happens. Nice job alex, greets
hola compañero, en mi caso cambie el disco y me paso lo mismo dejo de funcionar, observo que las led de la placa logica no enciende ninguna, cambie la fuente de alimentacion y sigue igual, no hace absolutamente nada? que significa que las led no enciendan? muchas gracias por compartir el video
I had one with a bad cable that caused this twice. I should have checked the cable, but it didn’t register with me that the lcd cable could have bent pins until I saw the pattern of it happening twice in a row.
Sad thing is all this is still cheaper then if the customer got Apple to look at this. He is doing amazing work but I almost feel bad for apple owners they get rung dry on base price then having these issues. Keep up the good work always informative vids best on RUclips 👍
Hello, i have imac2017 the issue is after shutdown then after 2days i turn on the imac will black screen but have chime sounds .what is the problem? TIA!
I have a 2015 27” iMac that won’t take the latest OS, I know there’s a workaround but it’s still a good computer as it is. I will work on my Linux laptops because I use old machines but I won’t touch my iMac or my decent Windows 10. As an hobbyist you need to know your limitations.
I've been watching the channel for a few months now and till this video I was enjoying the content. It's not the content exactly but the way you handled the two Switch mobos and the the PS4 and Xbox mobos. You said they were boards belonging to customers and I pegged you to be a uber professional. Upset😷
Hi, love what you do and i enjoy watching your work. Can you show on video how you put your meter on dial mode with beeping sound how to test caps and mobfes, and why you use only one probe and not two like you test fuses? Thanks. I have a similar meter and dont know how to put it on dial mode and dont know how to use it.
they could have used a power mosfet or more to bring power to the display....this design is intentional so that you will brake the display or the motherboard if you don't remove power before changing the display.
I really enjoy your work, I would like to suggest you to add a rubber or any soft carpet on the floor because I've seen that you always drop your tools😁 and they get damaged .
كان عندي مشكلة فليك سكرين يطلع خطوط على شاشة بنفسجي و مره ابيض بس كنت اعدل الفلكس كيبل و يضبط بس متعب و جهازي ماك بوك برو وفي الاخير غيرت الشاشة و ارتحت مع انه عيب مصنعي والكل يشتكي منه في موديلي... فا يمكن مع فك والتركيب يشتغل الشاشة و اذا ما نفع الله يعين اظن الشاشة غالية
Just watch his videos. He is very descriptive about the parts and repair methodology, and no fluff. Way better than a certain other big youtuber that also do repairs like this.
It depends on the workload. For locals we offer fast service specially if repair is not motherboard related. Like phone screens you can pickup 1-2 hours. iPad screens 1 days. Motherboard repairs 1 week. For mails-ins Current time is 1-2 weeks unless customer wants expedited.
@@phoenixconsoles5436 yeh I do that, but don’t have success with burned ones just like in the video I have temperature 420 than also I go 440 but I noticed some burned ones don’t come off at all
@@JiMiGj1234 you're welcome, usually they use unleaded solder which is hard to get melted since it's usually old and has no flux in it left after they manufacture it. I prefer using leaded rosin core solder to apply to the ends instead of wasting good flux on a dead component removal, though it depends heavily on the case since I'll gladly use flux on it if it's needed
I watch your video since your first video I saw on youtube.I urge you to take some good quality time holiday vacation with your family( big 👪 boss 😃 ).
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The life of a Tech summed up in one video. Fix one fault, find another, run out of space on bench, have a healthy fear of being zapped and smiling, lots of smiling. Really enjoyed this video, thank you for sharing.
It seems like your whole family is very hard working. It’s a rare quality these days. Keep it up.
I came across your videos and I love them, no BS, straight to the point and honest. Keep up the good work.
Glad I stumble across this. It's so satisfying to see you solder so smoothly and how the melted solders go straight to where they need to be soldered on.
Didn't know that the gel you often put helps make you apply the solder smoothly, as if it's easy. I remember when I try to fix my own headphone, I burnt the board of it because the solder won't go where it's needed to be. It keeps dripping off the small copper wire.
That Gel is flux and
Flux is our friend !!
It kept dripping because there is a coating on the copper wire used with headphones. You need to remove that first, with a naked flame or scrape it off. Then it will take the solder. Flux will also help with the solder taking more easily.
I finally have a chance to get into this field. You have shown me a lot of tips and tricks to make things a bit easier to learn. Wish me luck!
Hello I came across your RUclips channel a few weeks ago and I'm loving your content. I've been going through videos and I've watched all your videos from this one to 9 months ago. Many thanks and keep up the good work.
Waooo... 5 min job by the customer turned into $$$$.$$ repair+parts. Thanks for the video! Tell BigBoss to pace himself...😁😁
Iife is a risky business
I've done this with my old PC I built. Forgot to ground myself before installing. A simple static shock fried my motherboard I just bought. Lesson learned!
I learn stuff everyday! Thanks for sharing this repairs!
A friend of mine also had the same model and size iMac. His hybrid drive also died, and he attempted to put in a new drive, and his screen wouldn't turn anymore. After 2 years, I asked him if I could buy it from him, as he had already bought a 2019 iMac. I bought it for $ 75, but he paid for the shipment, so it was even less than that. I suspected that the lvds cable connecter had been bent or broken when he took the screen off, so I ordered a new lvds cable, as well as a 1 TB SSD, put them in, and voila, I have a very cheap 2012 iMac that works wonderfully. I took a chance, but it worked out.
God for you. You knew how to take advantage in that situation.
i have been working at a pretty sizable refurbished laptop shop for a little over 7 months now, we also do mail in/walk in repairs and at some point a customer came in with "Hey can you replace the LVDS connector on this iMac? i am afraid i will screw it up" and so i learned how to replace an LVDS connector on an iMac
cidden müthiş bir yeteneksin seni izlemekten keyif alıyorum
It's so cool you have so many tickets but always relaxed and things done correct.
Ty for your videos! Im learning so much and its so enjoyable to listen to you :)
Every time it is a treat to watch your videos
If the 2012 iMac is anything like the 2009 iMac I tried to repair, the screen cost more than an entire working unit. I ended up just buying another used fully functional unit for the same price the iScalpers were charging for a USED replacement screen. I then parted out the originally unit and sold the parts individually for more than the whole unit was worth. Gotta love the economics of repairing certain Apple products.
great work, always good to have sub's laying around
Awesome repair, never miss your video. greetings from indonesia...😁
I was happy as you when the screen turned on
Awesome results as always 👍🇬🇧
iam realy glad that i find your channel alex keep up the good work
Hi. Thanks for the video, when I grow up I want to be just like you. I'm 41.
What do you mean? You're already a grown up! LOL 😂
@cisco32544 I was born in '79, and although I don't feel like a grown up most of the times, truth is I am... Or I'm supposed to be at least... 😂
You are a genius. I am very impressed with your skills. I am from Kurdistan. thank you
In case it zaps I'm gonna do break dance
😆😆😆hahaha,
🤣
😂
🤣🤣🤣
Awesome work and teaching videos. We earlier saw you playing piano, now its time for break dance :)
How do you keep track of who’s boards is who’s if there are duplicates? Like the switches.
Nice repair. So what does it tell us?
Always...always disconnect the power cable and/or battery before working on elektronic stuff. Much better after disconnect power or battery, press long time on power-button to discharge elektricity on the board too.
If not, this is what happens.
Nice job alex, greets
True brother
Another excellent video, as always! Congrats
تستاهل مليون سبسكرايب لانك مخلص في عملك. بارك الله فيك
I love your videos you are extremely talented and knowledgeable i wish i knew what you know.
hola compañero, en mi caso cambie el disco y me paso lo mismo dejo de funcionar, observo que las led de la placa logica no enciende ninguna, cambie la fuente de alimentacion y sigue igual, no hace absolutamente nada? que significa que las led no enciendan? muchas gracias por compartir el video
Me pasa lo mismo, lo solucionaste?
At 1:14, you can see a blob of solder on the LVDS connector, that caused a short.
Yes i see it also
Damn I wonder why anyone was messing with solder for a hdd replacement
Ifs always great to see your vids n learn a ton of knowledge
I had one with a bad cable that caused this twice. I should have checked the cable, but it didn’t register with me that the lcd cable could have bent pins until I saw the pattern of it happening twice in a row.
it is possible the the one who replace the ssd did not properly reconnect the lcd cable connector?
I wish I could drive down and help with some of your overflowing work.. .
Enta M3alem , All the best .
that messy desk haha. dont fix what aint broken but it was just so funny and relatable
Big respect from iraq 👍🌹
Love reaction at 14 :8
Very, very good, congratulations! ;-)
I have to applaud your patience but if you charge by the hour I can only imagine the repairs exceed the value of the imac
Realy i enjoy waching you.god bless you
I wondering what and inductor he is using and where did get it
رائع كالعادة اخي حسين
شكرا ، نورتنا
Sad thing is all this is still cheaper then if the customer got Apple to look at this.
He is doing amazing work but I almost feel bad for apple owners they get rung dry on base price then having these issues.
Keep up the good work always informative vids best on RUclips 👍
flamethrower to install SSD?
Change the Hard drive while powered on, very smart.....
Maybe a Trump supporter hahaha
Thanks for sharing Sir, i enjoyed to watch your video. Thans.
Amazing man genius 👍
May I know what model of multimeter you used
hi
how do you get such a nice illumination?
can you please describe the illumination equipment you're using in your videos, please
big fan!
thanks
fan from India 💕
Thanks for sharing your experience. What type of flux you are using sir
He uses AMTECH NC-559
northridgefix.com/product/amtech-nc-559-v2-tf-flux-10g-syringe-plunger-2-needle-sizes/
BRUH
@northridgefix What Brand are you wick? :)
Can it possible to fixed customer display .?
What do you use for tracking clients, jobs, parts, invoicing?
Hello, i have imac2017 the issue is after shutdown then after 2days i turn on the imac will black screen but have chime sounds .what is the problem? TIA!
do you ever do overtime given how much work you have? not sure if you get extra pay in the US but in the UK its normally 1.5x pay for overtime rates.
He's self employed?
I have a 2015 27” iMac that won’t take the latest OS, I know there’s a workaround but it’s still a good computer as it is. I will work on my Linux laptops because I use old machines but I won’t touch my iMac or my decent Windows 10. As an hobbyist you need to know your limitations.
Brake dance 😂,almost fell of my chair!!!
Result Alex well done , is it true a new ssd can only be done through Apple
Great job and video like always
I've been watching the channel for a few months now and till this video I was enjoying the content. It's not the content exactly but the way you handled the two Switch mobos and the the PS4 and Xbox mobos. You said they were boards belonging to customers and I pegged you to be a uber professional. Upset😷
And your point ? If he breaks them he will repair them
@@sj55 If you have to ask about respect, I'm out.
@@ianteddy see ya then ✋
can i have a link to the mini hot tweezers you use?
Nice troubleshooting sir
good job sir.
from p.k
what happen to the screen like to see the problem.
Nice work!
Thoes swabs are awesome.. no little hairs..
Hi, love what you do and i enjoy watching your work. Can you show on video how you put your meter on dial mode with beeping sound how to test caps and mobfes, and why you use only one probe and not two like you test fuses? Thanks. I have a similar meter and dont know how to put it on dial mode and dont know how to use it.
He keeps one probe on a large ground pad and the one on screen to find shorts to ground. With fuses you need both probes for 2 sides of the component
big fan ...i,m indian😊
How much did you charge the customer for this repair?
Nice work this was a good video.
they could have used a power mosfet or more to bring power to the display....this design is intentional so that you will brake the display or the motherboard if you don't remove power before changing the display.
Solid.. solid..solid..🙂
satisfying 😃
More knowledge to gain...
I really enjoy your work, I would like to suggest you to add a rubber or any soft carpet on the floor because I've seen that you always drop your tools😁 and they get damaged .
Rubber bands on every tool so they get dragged upwards instead of falling down.😁
Nice job
How much for the screen and cable. Im fan from sri lanka 🇱🇰
Heres a great tip disconnect any power source before installing ram/video card ssd drive............
wary nice warke sir 👍😘
Maybe its the backlight. Dont know if its an LED or not but you could used a flashlight on the screen.
Awsome job..
Very Nice
ربي يرزقك عاشت ايدك وحش 👍 تحيه خاصه من العراق
كان عندي مشكلة فليك سكرين يطلع خطوط على شاشة بنفسجي و مره ابيض بس كنت اعدل الفلكس كيبل و يضبط بس متعب و جهازي ماك بوك برو وفي الاخير غيرت الشاشة و ارتحت مع انه عيب مصنعي والكل يشتكي منه في موديلي... فا يمكن مع فك والتركيب يشتغل الشاشة و اذا ما نفع الله يعين اظن الشاشة غالية
thank you
i wish i could have a 25% of your skills lol did you do (or have already) some training course? if yes, how much it cost? thanks in advance :)
Just watch his videos. He is very descriptive about the parts and repair methodology, and no fluff. Way better than a certain other big youtuber that also do repairs like this.
Great video! Question what do you tell your customers about time frame for the devices to get fix?
It’s all on his website and of course it varies. Recently its 2-3 weeks.
It depends on the workload. For locals we offer fast service specially if repair is not motherboard related. Like phone screens you can pickup 1-2 hours. iPad screens 1 days. Motherboard repairs 1 week. For mails-ins Current time is 1-2 weeks unless customer wants expedited.
Awsome Video
Don’t forget to add new smoke into the system!
Good job keep it up
Nice one as before
Great.
Awesome ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻
With this burned mark I struggle always to take component off as it rips the board also
You have to make sure that the solder melts before you start trying to take it off or you're going to rip the pad
@@phoenixconsoles5436 yeh I do that, but don’t have success with burned ones just like in the video I have temperature 420 than also I go 440 but I noticed some burned ones don’t come off at all
@@JiMiGj1234 try adding solder to both sides to help float it off, they can be a real pain to work with but they can come off without issue
@@phoenixconsoles5436 great thanks I will try
@@JiMiGj1234 you're welcome, usually they use unleaded solder which is hard to get melted since it's usually old and has no flux in it left after they manufacture it. I prefer using leaded rosin core solder to apply to the ends instead of wasting good flux on a dead component removal, though it depends heavily on the case since I'll gladly use flux on it if it's needed
A $100 DIY job became a $700 nightmare
sums up every device that has come to us after someone thinks they knew what they were doing
This device supports Metal.
It can be patched to Monterey no problem!
13:50 LOOOOL
I watch your video since your first video I saw on youtube.I urge you to take some good quality time holiday vacation with your family( big 👪 boss 😃 ).