Microsoldering the iPhone Motherboard

 It's no secret that we've been modifying the motherboards of iPhones and MacBooks for years. However, it has only taken us ten years of experience to realize the risk these devices are to microscopic damage, whether from drops, electrical damage from subpar cords and chargers, or just simple manufacturing flaws by Apple. For this reason, we've started including iPhone motherboard microsoldering repairs within our regular workload.

We analyze the internal workings of iPhones and MacBooks from the ground up, circuit by circuit, chip by chip, and capacitor by capacitor, using state-of-the-art hardware and software. Because of this, we are able to identify even the most difficult motherboard problems and fix them for a small portion of what Apple or many other repair shops would charge. Our success rates for microsoldering data recovery have also increased dramatically. 


This new iPhone data recovery project shows an iPhone that was submerged in water. Liquid bridges the live circuits on the motherboards of MacBooks and iPhones, damaging them. Because this kind of damage is almost unavoidable, the adage "putting your iPhone in rice" is untrue. After this, the only way to access your data is to work your way up. Using a microscope, we attempt to identify the dead power lines and get them back online long enough for us to retrieve your data. Some businesses want months to complete this service and charge hundreds of dollars. This specific case was finished at a fraction of the industry cost in a few business days.

We frequently observe the following issues:

1. Make contact with illness 

iOS 6 and iOS 6 Plus are the devices that are impacted.
Symptoms include gray flickering bars at the top of the display and non-functional touch input.
Repair expenses: $125
Turnaround time average: one business day 

2. Inoperable Audio

 
Devices impacted: iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus
Signs include the Apple logo looping during boot and no audio during phone calls.
Repair expenses: $125
Turnaround time average: one business day 

3. Not Adding Power

 
All versions of the devices are impacted.
Symptoms: iPhone won't identify the charger; this usually happens when using a cheap cord.
Cost of repair: $99
Average response time: one business day 

4. Lack of an image or backlight

 All versions of devices are impacted.
Symptoms include a nearly undetectable, dark display.
Repair expenses: $125
Turnaround time average: one business day 

As always, we appreciate your reading and encourage you to get in touch with us if you have any questions. We're happy to help! 


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

How to Keep Your iPhone Safe

Image
Our smartphones are incredibly useful in our daily lives since they make daily actions that might otherwise appear time-consuming quite simple and convenient. Our Apple Device  are used for virtually everything, from shopping to bill payment to video conferences. Thus, it becomes crucial to maintain ourselves well-protected and safe from the elements.  Purchasing a phone cover: A phone cover is one item that may keep your phone well-protected. It will not only help you customize the look of your phone, but it will always keep it safe. With your phone in your pocket, the likelihood of damage to occur is significantly decreased the next time you drop it or if you happen crash it into something hard. Purchasing genuine accessories: Using authentic accessories, such chargers and batteries, is crucial not only to ensure your phone is safe but also to lower the possibility of damage and avoid short circuits, among other issues. You may be confident that you're getting authentic...
Read more

Apple indicates that it is substantially easier to fix iPhone 16 devices.

Image
 Apple claims that it is substantially easier to fix iPhone 16 devices. Apple has considerably enhanced the repairability of its smartphones with the iPhone 16, addressing many of the concerns that were present with the iPhone 15.  In brief Apple announced a new way for removing the iPhone 16 battery utilizing low-voltage current.   Face ID hardware may now be exchanged between devices without any security issues, making repairs easier.   The new Repair Assistant allows customers to configure parts directly on their smartphone, without Apple's aid.   Apple has been attempting to make its gadgets more repairable over the years, and the iPhone 16 is the next move in that regard. While last year's iPhone 15 had only a 4/10 repairability rating from way2fix, Apple has made significant advancements with the iPhone 16, according to Endgadget. One of the main concerns about the iPhone 15 was how difficult it was to remove the battery, but Apple has now offered a comp...
Read more