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Repair tricks for desoldering & soldering of iPhone X charging IC

Prior to commencing any repair work, it is essential to disconnect the device entirely from all electrical power supplies.

  • Necessary Tools:A Phillips head screwdriver is needed for this procedure.

Should difficulties arise while performing the repair, refer to the manufacturer's provided instructions or obtain help from a qualified technician.

Step 1 | Repair tricks for desoldering&soldering of iPhone X charging IC

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  • Initially, affix high-temperature tape to the surrounding components to shield them from unintended solder bridges or shorts while working near the charging IC.
  • Subsequently, distribute a thin layer of flux paste around the charging IC.
  • Configure the QUICK 990 AD Vertical Wind Hot Air Gun's temperature to 330°C, maintaining an airflow rate of 3. Position the hot air gun between 5 millimeters and 10 millimeters above the charging IC and apply heat for approximately 15 to 20 seconds before attempting to lift the IC.
  • Exercise careful control over the force used when separating the IC from the board, as excessive force could potentially harm the chip or its connecting pads.

Step 2

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  • Proceed with the application of medium-temperature solder paste onto the bonding pad. Subsequently, utilize theQUICK 990 AD Vertical Wind Hot Air Gun employing a temperature of 280°C and an airflow rate of 3.
  • Concurrently, remove excess solder from the bonding pad's joints using aSoldering Iron set to 360°C. Following this, meticulously cleanse the pad by utilizing solder wick saturated with rosin.
  • Exercise caution during this procedure, as forceful actions could potentially lead to unintended solder bridges or short circuits between nearby components.
    Complete the cleaning process by applying PCB Cleaner afterward.

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  • It is now necessary to remove any residue from the solder connections located on the reverse side of the charging IC; to facilitate this, apply a moderate temperature solder paste to the bonding area on that rear surface.
  • Utilize a Soldering Ironset to a temperature of 360°C
  • Furthermore, the application of a paste flux can improve the cleaning process; after the cleaning is complete, use PCB Cleaner.
    Exercise caution and avoid overly aggressive cleaning of the solder joints on the pad, as retaining a few connections is advisable to ensure successful reballing in a subsequent step.

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  • Now, we will proceed with the reballing procedure; ensure theBGA Reballing Stencilis correctly aligned. Utilize medium-temperature solder paste and aBGA Scraper.

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  • Excessive heat exposure carries the risk of stencil distortion, and may also compromise the precise formation of solder spheres.
  • Allow a cooling period of 60 seconds before utilizing PCB Cleaner for cleaning.
  • Carefully detach the chip from the stencil using tweezers, and subsequently secure the chip with tweezers.
  • Reapply heat utilizing theQUICK 990 AD Vertical Wind Hot Air Gunat a temperature of 300°C, employing an airflow rate of 3, to guarantee the ideal solder ball morphology.
  • Proceed with the soldering of the charging IC, beginning with the application of a flux paste to the bonding pad.
  • Position the charging IC accurately, ensuring correct orientation to prevent improper placement.
  • Employ theQUICK 990 AD Vertical Wind Hot Air Gunat a temperature of 330°C, with an airflow rate of 2, for a duration of 15 to 20 seconds, allowing the IC to settle and the flux paste to overflow.
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