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Old 07-21-2014, 17:38   #1 (permalink)
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Smile Soldering U2 back iPhone5


Hi there,

got an iPhone5 which drained Battery very fast.
U2 was heating, so i removed it by putting the solder tip direct onto the chip.
Now i ordered a new U2 chip and want to put it back with hot air.
Anyone can give me an advice which temperature is save to work with?
250°C / low airflow, and hide CPU with small piece of metal cover?

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Old 07-22-2014, 10:48   #2 (permalink)
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I already removed it. Need to solder it back at logic board.
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Old 07-22-2014, 11:44   #3 (permalink)
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Reball it with leaded solder that will melt at 183 and don't go over 220.
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Exkurs cover the cpu with a coin, like a 2 Euro's coin, it's good to shield the cpu from heat.
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Hey,

Thanks laptopmd, will keep that in mind.
Around 210•c outlet is safe? Which nozzle diameter? 10mm?
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Old 07-24-2014, 22:00   #6 (permalink)
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6mm if you have, otherwise 10mm :-)
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I have both of them, so I will use the 6mm nozzle
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yea i have those problem i had problem re-placing this , thnx all for infos, mine after remove the ic and placed again phone was dead,,, please post again if phone is succsesfuly repaired i wanna know
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Never did this repair before, so the risk to damage the device is high I think.
I will try,since I can't use it with damaged U2 I have nothing to lose..
When you have placed it back, aligned it properly and use little of airflow it should work
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Never did this repair before, so the risk to damage the device is high I think.
I will try,since I can't use it with damaged U2 I have nothing to lose..
When you have placed it back, aligned it properly and use little of airflow it should work
maybe i did the aligned wrong, but i should study practice more on ic replacing, when you decide to replace and post result please Bite,
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I replaced the chip yesterday.
Reballed it with leaded solder, covered the CPU with two euros.
I used 290c (display value) with 6mm nozzle, 3.0 airflow.
Took some time to get to the desired temperature.
I permanently watched through my microscope until solder melted.
Phone works like designed now.
The hardest part was reballing the chip without additional tools, but with 0.1mm tip.
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I replaced the chip yesterday.
Reballed it with leaded solder, covered the CPU with two euros.
I used 290c (display value) with 6mm nozzle, 3.0 airflow.
Took some time to get to the desired temperature.
I permanently watched through my microscope until solder melted.
Phone works like designed now.
The hardest part was reballing the chip without additional tools, but with 0.1mm tip.
How to remove ic with soldering iron.. pls describe bro i am new..
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Great job Exkurs !!!

this weekend i had to do this too, but i have removed the chip with the iron, and reballed by placing balls by hand (kostelektronik style).
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Old 08-11-2014, 13:13   #14 (permalink)
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I use 380degree and always work! It's take about 1 minute to soldier but i replace a lot of U2 chips and always success
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to remove U2 i use 180degree, and slowly remove glue from U2 chip and around it... then i heat it with 380degree, remove, then 180degree remove rest of the glue under it and that's it
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