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Hi guys,
I was trying a dyi screen replacement on a friend’s iPad 4 Wi-Fi and I really messed up.
Too much haste lead to me destroying the LCD connector on the logic board.
My friend will like to recover the pics on the iPad (no iTunes or iCloud backup).
What reliable paid services are available to get the pics recovered and maybe return the iPad to a working state?
Thanks
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This looks like a pretty standard repair. Based on the picture, it doesn't look like any pads (on the pcb) were damaged. Any experienced micro-solderer should be able to replace the connector and fix the device.
As for repair, look locally for a reputable shop that does micro-soldering repairs. Ideally, you want to find someone local but good workmanship trumps locality. There are many shops worldwide that do this so you shouldn't have any problems finding them. Talk to them and ask how they do their work. Focus on good practices like proper cleaning of boards once completed etc.
If you can't find one locally, then consider mail-in repair. There are several reputable micro-solderers patrolling this forum.
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Thank you for the insight
Can you put me in touch with a couple shops or people in the Miami or Houston area?
They will be passing through those areas and it will like to get the iPad repaired and get the photos.
Thanks
Sorry, I don't know anyone personally in that area. You could do a Google search for "miami micro-soldering iphone" or "houston micro-soldering iphone". That should get you what you need.
Contact a local UbreakIfix shop. They provide microsoldering service in Florida. I don't know the exact location, but many of the UBiF shops send their work there.
Dan
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can you post a photo of the connector with the damage
- de daniel
Hi Daniel
Here’s a pic of the logic board and the connector.
Hope it helps.
PS: The retaining clip was broken off the logic board.
- de islandr