Why the Right to Repair is Important---Fixing Missing Coils on an iPad Pro

An iPad Pro with missing coils from flexion damage arrived at my desk. A straightforward repair was complicated due to lack of information. This case study shows us why supporting the Right to Repair is important, and HOW you can get involved.

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Jessa’s Equipment Links:

Our thermal camera recommendation:
Seek Compact Pro for Android
Seek Compact Pro for iOS

›Charging:
USB ammeter:
Bona fide MFI charging cables
Anker:
RavPower:

›Microscopy:
Recommended microscope:
Light ring for microscope:
Barlow lens:

›Soldering:
My soldering station with standard iron:
Primary soldering tool--mini hot tweezers
Favorite tips for mini hot tweezer:
Favorite tip for standard iron: BC2

›Ultrasonic cleaning:
Crest iphone sized cleaner:
Branson EC cleaning fluid:

›Hot Air:
My hot air station: JBC TE-1QD not available on Amazon, $1500
Recommended station:

›Small supplies:
My favorite tweezers--
My favorite flux:
My favorite solder:
Kapton tape:
My blue mat:
Cutting board I solder on:
Low melt alloy:
UV light:

›Diagnostic tools:
Tristar tester:
DC Power supply:
Multimeter: Fluke 115
Fine point tips for multimeter:
Freeze spray:
Zxwtool:

Our thermal camera recommendation:
Seek Compact Pro for Android
Seek Compact Pro for iOS


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