Around $4 AUD for letter postage. This batch will be made in China, but either way express post gets them from Gerber files to my house in 5 business daysCool, what's the postage to UK like and lead time compared to China?
Around $4 AUD for letter postage. This batch will be made in China, but either way express post gets them from Gerber files to my house in 5 business daysCool, what's the postage to UK like and lead time compared to China?
because cut 3v3?Going to chime in and say this is all I do with the ODAT0 adapters I get.
I literally just snip the left hand piece off.
Job done!
because cut 3v3?
yes, but cutting that side fits better under emmc?My 3.3v comes from here...
Mosfets is on the pcb?Around $4 AUD for letter postage. This batch will be made in China, but either way express post gets them from Gerber files to my house in 5 business days
hi guys, can they follow some procedure for this?Yesterday I did several installations.
Among these is a dispute that I don't know how it works (after replacing the display) despite the bent mainboard.
There is also an oled made with Reballing, if it can serve for some ideas, I also used new connections for the mosfet.
Photo release (The photos are mixed up).
I'm continuing to use FW 2.67 which in my opinion is fast, stable, reliable. What am I getting into by not using the new FW?
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As for this problem, I carried out the unbrick level 1 and 2 procedures, after adding resistors (actually I redid the whole installation (the one carried out by the customer independently was disastrous by my standards).
Now I don't get slow memory error anymore, and in emummc everything works, even waking up.
I can't get into OFW though, after the black screen nintendo logo.
What guides can I follow?
I can download the keys without error, it takes like 190 or so.
Yes, we discussed the same texas instruments mosfet the other dayMosfets is on the pcb?
Do you have link on unbrick level 1 and level 2?hi guys, can they follow some procedure for this?
sthetix video's from youtubeDo you have link on unbrick level 1 and level 2?
I don't understand why it works in emummc, and i don't ofwsthetix video's from youtube
Solder mask is applied to the board to prevent solder from sticking during manufacturing where they don't want it to stick. If there is solder mask on any test pads or whatever you want to solder to, you need to carefully scrape it away first. Here is somebody doing it on an old Atari 2600. You need to be quite careful on a more delicate console like the Switch that has very small pads and traces.i dont think so ive scrapped any green mask nor im aware of it ????..can you put some light on what is green mask is it to be removed or not ??? regards
So an update. New adaptor arrived. Installed it. Now the switch is blackscreen on boot and the picofly still flashes sometimes =* and sometimes ==*. Before the new adaptor it booted into OFW no issues. Sigh.Yeah the old one isn't viable now, one of the ground 'legs' tore when I tried to desolder it to make the change The newer 4 anchor point one is hitting my mailbox any day now so I'll just use that. Thanks!
I got =* on my OLED when I used a DAT0 adapter but once I pushed it in further it worked. Sometimes it seems connected when you take a diode reading cus the pressure from your probe slightly moves the adapter but it may not be connected when you remove the probe. Even with anchors soldered. That's what I experienced anyway. I would reseat the DAT0 adapter. It could also have debris or flux under the EMMC. I like to use ultrasonic baths because flux can carry dust and debris under the BGA chips.So an update. New adaptor arrived. Installed it. Now the switch is blackscreen on boot and the picofly still flashes sometimes =* and sometimes ==*. Before the new adaptor it booted into OFW no issues. Sigh.
Any ideas? I'm about to give up and send it to a repair shop.
And that could also make the black screen? It doesn't even boot to OFW now even after removing the new DAT0I got =* on my OLED when I used a DAT0 adapter but once I pushed it in further it worked. Sometimes it seems connected when you take a diode reading cus the pressure from your probe slightly moves the adapter but it may not be connected when you remove the probe. Even with anchors soldered. That's what I experienced anyway. I would reseat the DAT0 adapter. It could also have debris or flux under the EMMC. I like to use ultrasonic baths because flux can carry dust and debris under the BGA chips.
Check there is no bridges on the capacitors on the CPU for black screen and also check CMD resistor and solder joint.And that could also make the black screen? It doesn't even boot to OFW now even after removing the new DAT0
When you check using diode mode value to the D0 test point in the adapter, what is the measurement?So an update. New adaptor arrived. Installed it. Now the switch is blackscreen on boot and the picofly still flashes sometimes =* and sometimes ==*. Before the new adaptor it booted into OFW no issues. Sigh.
Any ideas? I'm about to give up and send it to a repair shop.
Much thanks! I’ve ordered the set to hopefully up my reballing game.@karatefeet made a request for links to 'what I use for reballing', figured I'd share with the class...
I just bought the magnetic base, positioning plate and BGA153 stencil from this link:
https://a.aliexpress.com/_mO67mrS
1st time using a mag base and fixture, gotta say, im never going back.
Any tips using the stencil? I have a thin one and one for direct heating and still fail at reballing the eMMC. Specifically I have a hard time getting the stencil off the chip. Using mechanic solder paste which should be good quality.na bro im good with my stencil , why should i spend money on something that i already have doesnt work better or worse then what i use so just a waste of money for me Xd
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wooooooow that install looks horrible i hope u gave that thing a nice reinstall
Would you have a link for good dat0 adapters? Tried ones from Ali yesterday and could not get a diode reading at all.When i dont use high quality cpu flex cables I always prefer dual mosfets with pulldown resistor. Better safe than sorry. And about the dat0 adapters i guarantee you that if you find the good ones and install them correctly they will work for years to come.
i have used stencil for old samsung s4 i9505.Much thanks! I’ve ordered the set to hopefully up my reballing game.
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Any tips using the stencil? I have a thin one and one for direct heating and still fail at reballing the eMMC. Specifically I have a hard time getting the stencil off the chip. Using mechanic solder paste which should be good quality.
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Would you have a link for good dat0 adapters? Tried ones from Ali yesterday and could not get a diode reading at all.
Yeah most important thing is get some height around the emmc so its level with the emmc I use magnets and double sided tape under the emmc so it level with the magnet around.Much thanks! I’ve ordered the set to hopefully up my reballing game.
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Any tips using the stencil? I have a thin one and one for direct heating and still fail at reballing the eMMC. Specifically I have a hard time getting the stencil off the chip. Using mechanic solder paste which should be good quality.
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Would you have a link for good dat0 adapters? Tried ones from Ali yesterday and could not get a diode reading at all.
Solder mask is applied to the board to prevent solder from sticking during manufacturing where they don't want it to stick. If there is solder mask on any test pads or whatever you want to solder to, you need to carefully scrape it away first. Here is somebody doing it on an old Atari 2600. You need to be quite careful on a more delicate console like the Switch that has very small pads and traces.
What techniques are people here using to remove solder mask from test points before soldering?