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ipad pro 3rd gen 12.9" A1876 not turning on. Charging port replacement.
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How to solder ipad pro 12.9 charging port

Soldering the charging port on an iPad Pro 12.9 is a highly delicate and advanced repair procedure. It requires precision and skill, as improper soldering can damage your device. If you are not experienced with soldering or electronics repair, it is highly recommended to seek professional help. However, if you are determined to attempt this yourself, here's a general guide:

Tools and Materials Needed:
Soldering iron with fine tip
Solder wire (preferably lead-free)
Soldering flux
Desoldering pump or solder wick
Tweezers
Small screwdriver set
Spudger or plastic pry tool
Heat gun or hair dryer (optional)
Replacement charging port (specific to iPad Pro 12.9)
Steps:
Prepare Your Workspace:

Ensure your workspace is clean and well-lit.
Use an anti-static mat to prevent damage from static electricity.
Power Down and Disassemble Your iPad:

Turn off your iPad and disconnect it from any power source.
Remove the screws near the charging port using a pentalobe screwdriver.
Use a heat gun or hair dryer to soften the adhesive around the edges of the screen (optional but recommended).
Use a suction cup and a plastic pry tool to carefully open the iPad, starting from the edge near the charging port.
Disconnect the Battery:

Locate the battery connector and gently disconnect it using a spudger or plastic pry tool. This step is critical to avoid electrical damage.
Remove the Old Charging Port:

Locate the charging port on the logic board.
Use a small screwdriver to remove any screws holding the charging port in place.
Carefully detach any flex cables or connectors associated with the charging port.
Desolder the Old Charging Port:

Heat your soldering iron to the appropriate temperature (usually around 350°C or 662°F).
Apply soldering flux to the solder joints of the charging port on the logic board.
Use the soldering iron to gently heat the solder joints.
Use a desoldering pump or solder wick to remove the molten solder from the joints.
Once the solder is removed, carefully lift the old charging port off the board.
Clean the Area:

Use isopropyl alcohol and a brush to clean any residual flux and solder from the area where the old charging port was removed.
Solder the New Charging Port:

Position the new charging port onto the logic board, aligning it with the solder pads.
Apply a small amount of soldering flux to the pads.
Heat each solder joint with the soldering iron and apply solder to create a solid connection.
Be careful not to use too much solder, which can cause short circuits.
Reassemble the iPad:

Reattach any flex cables or connectors that were removed.
Reconnect the battery connector.
Carefully place the screen back onto the rear case and press it into place.
Reinsert and tighten the screws near the charging port.
Test the Repair:

Power on your iPad and check if the new charging port is functioning correctly.
Important Tips:
Precision is Key: Ensure that your soldering is precise to avoid damaging the logic board or creating solder bridges.
Avoid Overheating: Excessive heat can damage the components and the board.
Practice: If you're new to soldering, practice on scrap electronics before attempting the repair.
Professional Help:
If you're unsure about any step or lack the necessary tools and experience, it's best to consult a professional technician. Soldering on a delicate device like an iPad Pro requires expertise to avoid causing further damage. AppleFix & tech Engineers in hamilton New Zealand are ipad repair experts call 078494111 or visit 937 victoria street hamilton New Zealand