iPad pro restarts if moved or hit - why and Is it fixable ?
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14:19 I believe you forgot a retangular inductor. But, anyway, I think that´s a fix.
I missed that part in editing. Already done.
Ninja replacement. So fast the camera couldn't even see it.
@@khatharrmalkavian3306 That's when a pro forgets to slow down for us, mere humans, to be able to observe his skill. 🤣
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@@NorthridgeFix - Better and Quicker than Factory ! 👍
The weirdest thing is as soon as I saw the video title and heard your introduction I knew it was probably going to be a loose inductor. I have never touched an iPad in my life let alone done any diagnostic or repair work on one. I just thought that purely from all the videos of yours I have watched over the years. Thankyou for giving a piece of your wisdom to the world. :)
I do repair. but not really tablets and i thought exactly the same.
keep up the good work.
I noticed his From the thumbnail
Same here! Immediately thought of a coil, having seen a lot of videos on iPad from this channel!
At 4:49 there's a loose cap in the shot. It's at a slant and I don't think that's how it's supposed to be.
Damn, good spot man
4:14 "we are going to throw it from a third floor building and see if it restarts" 😂😂😂
That's definitely better than factory. 😂😂
Great video. Learned alot. Thanks.
but the factory might be higher as a third floor building, or is the third floor building THE factory
@@SHINdanny All the engineers are forced into the basement like trolls.🤣
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I like the fact that you do a thorough job and go the extra mile by checking many other inductors just in case.
Greetings Alex, hope you're doing fine. Thanks for all the work you share with us ! Been following you for many years, and finally decided to go back to school. Your videos always kept me motivated, so wish you all the best
man i wish we have a professional repairing shop like yours in here, nice job always informative and helpful to watch and learn new things from you wish you the best and good luck .
Totally agree with the way you do business. Keep the cost low so customer doesnt have to pay more. They will help spread the word to keep your business running.
Honest Experience is priceless.. thanks Alex for all the info and advise.
Awesome fix. Your experience really shines
Your shop works on the good word of mouth from your customers. If you do a good job everyone will know about it. I'm hooked on your videos Alex. Love your work. It's like poetry in motion.
Great to see how easy it is for someone with experience. Im still learning so my repair rate is like 60%. But getting there..Slowly ;D Thx for the video. Like it a lot. All the best from Czech Republic
60% is a pretty good number. There are times when boards are beyond repair and you just have to let go
We had a similar issue last week. It came in for 'No blacklight, Not charging after a screen replacement'.
We swapped the usual TriStar, replaced backlight diodes. Power it on, it worked great, but saw a wisp of smoke. And that same upper speaker amplifier and inductor was blown.
Had to remove it and dig out the fused board layers. Finally, I couldn't find another iPad that uses that same amp. All we could do is let the customer know.
Alex you really know how to fix on these gadgets.
That's why i trust your work
Nice job, never would have thought this would be an issue as i agree Inductors do not typically fail.
Its addicting watching your repair videos i learn alot
This guy make me motivation everyday 🙏🏻 thanks you very much from France
Always making it look easy, so very inspiring ✨️ Following your Videos from Nairobi, Kenya.the
That smile of satisfaction at the end :)! I know that feeling. Good fix!
Alex : "We will get the components replaced and the device fixed"
Also Alex: "Once it's fixed we will turn it into a crash test dummy to prove its better than factory"
Love your work 😂
Priceless advice 👍🏻
Great video Alex. Hope you find a suitable house soon. Your advice about using the best tool that you have -your brain is true. Also the advice you give regarding learning from our mistakes and common sense. These days people lack in common sense I think because people avoid developing it for various reasons. I think one reason is a Google brain, we just Google it before engaging our thought processes. So thank you for handing out the common sense info. We all need to be reminded of our key repair process
Very nice video ! Your microphone is very clear and the video is so relaxing. You do an amazing job 👏🏼 😂
Great findings and Great fix and Great business advice, plz keep teaching us.
Another awesome repair!
great work as always, and very good advice thank you.
Excellent teacher and adviser!!
A lot of things learnt from your channel. Thanks Bro.
Great Alex.
Five years ago, before moving from Italy to CA, I worked for an Italian company that build special electronic equipments made for weigh food for feed cows. This scales was mounted directly on the big truck.
Part of the business was repair broken units.
After found and fix electronic problems, the final test was the vibration stress test. This test was performed by mount the repaired equipment on a special metal frame that has a little electrical motor, solid to that frame, that has an out-of-center mass on the shaft.
This motor create a strong vibration.
If the device under test survived, was ready to ship back
Paint mixer lol
If Apple does this they will never ship even one unit.😁
Sono curioso di sapere se ti ricordi l' italiano ora che sei in California :)
@@Mattia2607 pota certo!. Ma sei il Mattia C. che penso io?
@@stefanobettinsoli1394 no non sono lui, pota?
Yup your right!! @NorthridgeFix, I myself have, my own repair shop, and honestly, I never or even try to make my shop fancy ... maybe some stuff to display of unfixable stuff how it look inside and what not lol and obviously didn't bought any of that beside getting it donated to me for parts when it really unrepairable lol.
- but lets be real it's a ( SHOP ) not a 5 start restaurant lol that needs to be, clean and keep everything neat and updated. .... customer comes there, for your need of assist and expertise to get something fix "(IF)" possible.. :)
Keep up the good work amigo!!!! :D love the content.
Very good work. I guess they get broke when the ipad fall down. I can remember that a friend of mine got the same issue with an ipad after it falls on the floor at home.
the manufacturer had probably changed something in the design of this important element and thus affected a whole series of ipads if they fell down too much.
Thank you for that video. Greets
this is one option, yes. see my explanation as well
I think there's a balance; you don't want to go all out and spend tons of money on superficial things when you first start your business, but I would be a little turned off if I saw boxes in the way at the entrance. It could leave a bad first impression like the business doesn't really care.
I mean if I see a ton a boxes, I would assume the shop is doing great. Although yeah wouldn't want to walk over a bunch of boxes either.
I have an iPad Pro I'll be sending in soon. Might wait until I head in towards LA. USB-C port is goofy. Zero cables give data. Some cables will charge if I force the cable a certain way, left and down. What's weird is not all charging ports work and some cables do nothing at all. I hope it's just the port on the iPad. Anyway these guys are the only people I would trust with my iPad!
Thank you for your educational videos!
I have question. What temperature are you using for the heat gun to desolder components?
GREAT video alex as always informative and comical
I feel very satisfied when watching your video. My inner soul also feel satisfaction
Great job!
Great work again!!!
The moment you were describing the problem and you tried to hide a smile at the end of it, I knew you've already was sure what the problem was 😀
About testing methods. It depends on the device but basically I do the same stuff that customers do to their devices. For example, I pour various liquids on them, drop them on the floor (sometimes repeatedly to be sure) and use them as a dining table.
Good job mate 👍
Nice work !
Crazy fix! Good job :)
It's really good advice
That's true I as a customer too avoid going inside expensive looking stores
fast switching with high load or hitting a resonance frequency of the inductor may casue the infamous inductor noises as well as physical damage to inductors. internally as well as externally since the hole pcb may vibrate.
I recently discovered your Channel. I so want to start fixing my electronics but can't get started. Lol
Do you also get in newer iPhones sometimes?
Great Video with new content - Thank you!
My favorite you tube channel.i have i pad 6th gen.its have problem white screen.i can't repair that because i am frome sri lanka.i am Happy to wach your repair videos.
this channel should have 1 million subs soon
You make it look easy
60 k views and 4 k likes, helped him at least with a like he is one of the few people who gives you the maximum in his field, may God help you and thank you for your quality of work and the quality of your videos , we learn a lot with you . a friend from Africa
Love the content 👍
For me, this channel is fascinating and educational. Do not buy ASUS laptops, beware of iPad Pro inductor fails and never yank the HDMI/USB cable from consoles! :)
Hard work. (love from India )
Good job 👍
Do consider Sears Tower for drop test
Alex!! Alex the Da Man… my favor CZcamsr idol Dr Repair Alex.. thank for video.. fun to learn from your work.. awesome thanks.. :)
I was told by one of my instructors that the US Navy uses a float test to check equipment. If it floats, its good!
It amazes me that all those little rectangles can do all that they can like the fact it can power my phone, I can open an app that was downloaded from the air, scroll through it, suggest me a video to watch and then I can write and post a comment out to thin air
14:14 you forgot to resolder an inductor on the right, or you made it off camera
Too clean of a Repair shop = a Shop not doing a lot of repairs. That should be a warning sign. Now, the shop shouldn't be disgusting, but it shouldn't be spotless. By trade, any decent repair person will have "surplus" stock available for parts. Those things need to be some where, and having it all locked up in a storage 2+ blocks away which is more money flying out the doors on real estate that is doing nothing but sitting is not a wise idea or investment.... Work/live smart.
Is that a loose component at 4:49 on left side?
Very interesting 🧐
ur experience has no price, goodjob
WOW AMAZING !
Cool fixes and sage business advice. Whatelse do you need from a youtube video?
new subscriber from NZ
had a same issued lenovo last year. :( but would send it to you fix and back and pay govt tax, and vat, it'd be a double loss.
Nice videos man! Thank you from the other side of the globe! got my sub!
Great video as always. I'm wondering what happens if the customer calls back shortly after, saying the fixed item stopped working. What can you do in this situation?
You take it back and fix it again if within your warranty time frame. If you offer 30 days warranty and customer comes back on day 29, then you honor the warranty and you fix it again at no charge. If you can't fix it , then you offer a refund minus repair attempt bench fee.
What a shame! Premium priced but cheap built........thanks for bringing the issue forward.
Can you give some details about temp or blow power of your hot air (which hot you use) when you remove parts and the same when you solder stuff? I can tell you have lot of skill when you do those things but for rather 'fresh solders' that might be a blessing tips.
Nice repair and I hope to see more.
He's talked about the settings in some of his videos, but he mentioned the it's about the technique of how long to apply and carefully pulling it closer and further away. And that only comes with experience. I don't remember which video.
The proper way to test it: Take it to your next house hunt tour. Find the highest tree, throw in on the lawn. (Or in the pool if you prefer.) If it still works, repeat. If it fails, deem it a no fix.
While I’m watching this on my IPad Pro 10.5 😕
Ahaha bad omen
Fingers crossed 🤞 😅
Alex I got question . As you fix for living have you ever suffered from weakening eyesight for working under microscopic components for a long time or painful skeleton for sitting long time ? I mean was this job worth to do?
Some cap at 2:08 looks like it's off the pad.
Are the old inductors repairable?
premium apple quality. the finest of the finest.
Thanks for this video. I have a problem with my ipad pro 3rd generation. Sometimes restart the ipad if i open the camera on low battery at about 50%. What could be the issue?
Hello. I am interested in hearing about your story and how you have been successful. If you have told this on an earlier video please mention which one. Or you could tell it again. If you do not want to tell those things that ok also. Thanks for your videos.
Is same way with phone with shake restart issue? Battery connection look fine.
I think you forget a conductor at the low right corner from the last one you have been soldered.
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i would like to ask how you remove that inductor without SMD resistor got pushed , when i try to remove a thing all the small component get wings and fly .
i have cheap air chaud i put heat to max 500 and air 40-50 . i dont have have a shop i just love to fix my own things
Nice brother 👍👍💻💻 nice
14:27 It's Hammer Time :) good video, good fix, thank you.
Came in for repair.
Nice.
Hot tweezers you don't sell anymore?
I opened an iPad 6th gen has same this iPad issue! But the problem was the battery screw was missing,
I think those particular models have manufacturing flaw and the inductors where not glued to the board. Perhaps a different factory made the boards.
I blew an inductor off of a flight controller recently. I hadn't flown the drone in a few months and there was corrosion on the vreg. When I plugged in a 4s lipo I got the magic smoke and the inductor went goodbye.
I hv taken your advice n remove all the fancy stuff from my store
Same thing happened to my iPad 10.5. What a cruel world
Nice business lessons too. Good video
13:09 Hi it's my imagination or that low esr tantalum capacitor looks like is having a whole in the middle lower side?
Where can one buy donor boards from?
Wow he is gorgeous!
Awesome ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻
how does that evne happen?
My first home computer did that. It was So irritating! I would
be working on a document when suddenly without warning
it would reboot & lose all my work. I had to remember to save
my work like every 45 sec to a minute & a half but regularly I
would get into the document and type on for several minutes
then BAM! reboot & I got to try to remember what exactly I
had wrote & write it again. Boy, those were the bad old days.
(RIDDLE-I used the term Home Computer and not Pc. WHY?)
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It's really an Etch-a-Sketch!
Funnily enough I've seen this exact problem with inductors on some launch model Nintendo Switch consoles too. I wonder if Apple used the same supplier of inductors as Nintendo?
Hi Alexo