I've seen several posts about people with iPad Pros losing Face ID after screen repair or after just opening the iPad. In my experience, this happens when you damaged on the ALS sensors.
The ALS sensor itself is not tied to Face ID. But when it gets damaged, it somehow causes No Face ID.
A lot of people don't believe me that this is the solution, but you can literally just cut off the damaged sensor to bring back Face ID. I speak from personal expereince, as well as helping others solve it.
The better solution would be to desolder the ALS flex (yes, the whole flex) and replacing it, while keeping the original Flood Illuminator.
So that being said, I wrote a step by step article for the Repair Wiki, that you can reference, if you do run into this issue in the future: https://repair.wiki/w/IPad_Pro_12.9in_and_11in_No_Face_ID_After_Removing_The_Screen
Please bookmark it & share it with everyone. It's free! Louis Rossmann is paying for this free resource through his charity.
And if you want to help create more guides like this for the Repair Wiki, send me a PM. I can teach you the process & Louis is willing to pay you for quality repair guides!
If you have a Seek Thermal Cam, you're missing out if you don't have a VCC Seek Stand: https://www.vccboardrepairs.com/buy-seek-stand
Injured Gadgets just got these back in stock, so get them while you can!
It can take us a while to build these out sometimes, so they're sometimes out of stock for a while, but we're working towards always having inventory ready to build more as they sell out.
This stand makes using a thermal cam so easy. So much better than any other thermal solution on the market.
It allows you to get real close up (using my Macro Lens), and easily find where the short is coming from.
Plus it's hard free, so you can have your hands free to try to boot the device from DCPS, while having an image that is in focus & not moving around.
You can even record a video through the app, while you inject voltage into the short, so you can go back & see exactly which component was it that was heating up.
Save yourself lots of time by getting a Seek Cam, Stand & Macro Lens! ...
Anyone who is doing game console repairs, knows how many screws you need to remove to access the motherboard.
Especially the PS5, with the 5,000 screws or so.
If you don't already have an electric screwdriver, GET ONE ASAP.
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It's rechargeable through micro USB and allows you to easily swap the tips out. You can also fold it to be straight or L shape.
Let me know below if you are already using an electric screwdriver 👇👇
I was surprised this one was successful...
Hope you guys enjoy all the detail I provide in the videos!
These cloths are amazing. They're soft but don't melt when you heat them.
They're perfect for reballing ICs. Just fold it in half twice & place the IC on top.
While you're reballing, the chip will sink down a bit & allow you to reball much better than if you were to reball on your workmat
Buy them here:
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Let me know what you think!
