Smartphone Board Repair

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>>57299996
Not helping, but best of luck OP

>>57300038
>>57300054
OP is still here. Thanks guys.

>>57299996
Nobody does board-level component replacement these days. It's too hard for an artisan-type repairman to do that stuff and his time is expensive.
In the real world we have the concept of Field Replacable Units - the smallest economically replacable part. The docs guide you to the FRU and you replace it.
This fantasy of finding and replacing SMD components is a dead end.

>>57300802
I remember seeing some youtube channel where a guy would do this kind of shit. He'd even find blow transistors and fix water damage n shit

>>57300802
>Nobody does board-level component replacement these days

Louis Rossmann

>>57299996
Are you that anon that couldnt put the screws back in place from this morning?

Also
>>>/diy/

>>57300802
The data on the phone is valuable too. Swapping the whole board is not an option. Not only is what you're suggesting stupid and expensive, it's wasteful and hurts the environment. I need to do the repairs this weekend, so if you have some links please post them.

>>57301071
No. This is my first time on /g/ in like 3 days.

>>57301078
He's kinda right tho. If the problem is on the main board then there's not much you can do. Also you can re solder the memory chip on to a new board with the right tools.

>>57300828
>I remember seeing some youtube channel where a guy would do this kind of shit. He'd even find blow transistors and fix water damage n shit

Because that's his full time job and he's got the skills and equipment to do it.

You don't sound like you know what you're doing whatsoever.

>>57301274
I can repair the board. I also can't solder the memory chip onto another the board without doing a full DFU restore to get the OS and all hardware working properly. As I said, wiping is not an option.

>>57301312
He's not OP and yes, I have repaired smartphone boards before. I'm not going to just start desoldering stuff without schematics though.