Have an iPhone 6S that's come in all smashed up, so bad that the screen delaminated from the metal backplate.
Summary - this is why it's incredibly important that you back up data from a device the very moment you get the chance (which is why I ended the prior stream so quickly). In spite of the phone working fine enough for me to recover the data before, as soon as it was taken out of its chassis and we tried to find the heat source, it no longer worked, and no luck what so ever trying to track down where the issue is (cracked balls / tracks perhaps )
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▶ I use suppliers such as Element14, Farnell, Digikey, Mouser, RS, AliExpress and eBay and a LOT of searching/checking. Undertake your own due dilligence.
▶ YES - I can do custom programming variations of my software to suit your equipment but it will be expensive (certainly no less than $1k USD) because it takes longer than expected and there's always "just one more change".
▶ NO - I do not offer training or jobs
▶ NO - I really cannot answer service/diagnostics questions
▶ NO - I do not do paid reviews; you can send stuff but I cannot guarantee I'll use or like what you send.
▶ Hot air settings: 8mm straight nozzle, 450'C @ 110lpm for laptops, 420'C @ 50lpm for phones ( YOUR environment, method and equipment will be different, so your values will be different )
▶ Soldering iron temperature: 400'C on Hakko FX951 with JS02 tip using 0.015" 63/37 kester solder
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