15 Must-Have Tools for Mobile Repair Techs WITH LINKS!

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Nicole, anyone who says they don't need to worry about proper ESD procedures such as grounding mats and wrist bands obviously does not understand electronics. A tiny static spark striking a microchip is like having a lightning bolt strike your house. Good for you for standing your "ground" on that one.

You can ground yourself by touching the metal casing of any grounded computer - I've never used any antistatic devices and have been doing repair since 1998! Never lost a single part or chip

However when mobile it's good to have a mat true

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Is there a way to get the online course to fix phones at a lower cost ? I’m wanting to start this business but I have a low startup cost n don’t have much to grab from .

good info but a fluke meter might be an overkill if you are not an electritian get a cheaper uni-t instead

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nice information

Thanks for the information it was so helpful,, and please I need your help please

some 180 grit sand paper will make you spudger like new.

Thanks for video keep going 🤠 greeting from Morocco

Please how can I get all this tools in Nigeria

I don't know which McDonalds you're going to, but the one across the street is so loud that I don't know if the heat gun is even on unless I aim it at myself. XD

On your cell phone training will you be showing us iPhone back glass replacement by using TDk laser machine and is it still worth it to buy that laser machine tool

Thanks u mum for your good work I yeboah from Augustine from Ghana

Nice video I liked everything but thre are alot of good brand multimeters so not just Fluke xD flukes like the apple of multimeters. They are great but there more brand payment thwn with another brand like uni-t or Brymen.

What about magnifying glass

Fluke are excellent meters, however they are pricey, UNI-T makes good meters at a lower price and they work juts as good.

wanted to know what software i need to unlock phones. its the last thing I need to complete my cell phone repair service. thanks so much for sharing this video!

The carbon spudgers are more durable than the plastic ones I find.

So I have the big Kaisi board. What do you keep yours in? And one more question; what exactly is you mindset like when you build PARTS inventory? I have nothing and basically order on demand which would be inconvenient if I got popular.

People who says static don't affect phones knows nothing about static, I damaged chips through static already,, why do they think some phone parts comes in static protection packaging also? Even charging ports etc comes in static protection packaging, phone and tablet chips are super tiny and it takes a very little amount of static to damage it, you may not always see the damage right away but the thing can fail weeks or even months after being zapped by static....but these days, everybody is a technician and everybody feels they knows everything about electronics 🙄

Do you where I can get cellphone repair courses?

Do you recommend using a heatmat or a a heat plate ?

I love the word 'bucks' :)))

THANKS ALOT for this great video.

Dear Nicole, please give me the name of that gadget for checking if the mobile phone is charging or not.

Great information

You don’t think that those suction cuffs are a personal preference? I find them gimmicky and just to be something extra to your setup..haven’t been doing stuff like this for long and have yet to touch an Apple device, so you would probably have better knowledge. I am just starting. I have most of the tools but I’m trying to simplify things better so that I can focus on organizing screws better. Love the video. Thank you for the links. A the one next to, “Working from your car?” is a dead link when I click on it.

I used to stuff boards long before micro solder was the modern way we worked on a grounding Mats, and all our tables where grounded, we also had touch the door frame sighns posted on every door, so I cant imagine it would be safe to work on smaller components where the parts are much easier to make contact with one another, and probably more sensitive to load. definitely back you on grounding.

Very informative thanks

Thanks for your information

Great information. I can also confirm as some who’s repaired electronics for 35+ years…ESD is VERY real. Grounding mats have always been mandatory for my companies. Not using proper grounding leads to what we (industry technicians with experience) call walking dead…or a circuit board with static damage that appears to be working but will have intermittent issues ultimately leading to total failure. Keep beating that drum!!

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Best motivational content

This video hits me different

Yes.....??????love this video forever ??

Of Course Top Class

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INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS CAN ALSO APPLY?????

super informative. thank you i will check out the site

Thank you for the information! FYI getting my Busn up and running next week. Finally settling down from all the travel! Hung out with Shannon the other day and worked on two phones with her, we had a blast! Thank you for my t-shirt 👕. And thank you for all Busn information that we got in class. Check in with you soon!!!!

thank you for sharing all this info!

I may have to hit you up for the business side