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Smart Phones Hardware Repair Course with a Live Demo.
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Smart Phones Hardware Repair Course with a Live Demo.

Learn How to Fix all Phones like a Pro and Earn a Living from it.
Created byEzema Ben Ike
Last updated 7/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • How to fix any bricked iPhone
  • How to fix any bricked iPhone
  • How to Repair Phone without PC.
  • How to Install new LCD on any Phone

Course content

10 sections • 44 lectures • 5h 3m total length

  • Introduction1:01
  • Why You should Take This Course1:34
  • Identification of Phone Components and Parts.7:32
  • How to Identify Phone Repairing Tools.7:04

    In this class, we'll discuss how to identify the different tools that are commonly used for phone repairs. If you're new to phone repair or simply unfamiliar with the different tools, this video will provide you with a helpful guide.

    First, we'll cover the basic tools that are required for most phone repairs. These include screwdrivers of various sizes, spudgers, tweezers, and a heat gun or hairdryer.

    The screwdrivers are used to remove the screws that hold the phone's case together. Spudgers are used to pry open the phone's case and to remove delicate components such as the battery or screen. Tweezers are used to hold small components and to manipulate small parts during repairs. Heat guns or hairdryers are used to soften adhesives and make it easier to remove components.

    Next, we'll cover more specialized tools that are required for specific repairs. These include:

    • Soldering iron and solder wire: used for soldering and desoldering electronic components

    • Multimeter: used to measure voltage, current, and resistance in electrical circuits

    • Microscope or magnifying glass: used to see small components and details more clearly

    • ESD (electrostatic discharge) mat and wrist strap: used to protect delicate electronic components from static electricity

    It's important to note that not all repairs require every tool on this list. It's important to assess the repair you're working on and gather the necessary tools beforehand.

    By the end of this video, you'll have a better understanding of the different tools used in phone repairs, and you'll be better equipped to tackle your own repairs. Remember to always use caution and safety measures when working with delicate electronic components.

  • How to Replace Tecno Android Screen LCD9:13

    Welcome to this Class.

    Here we are going to learn how to replace the LCD screen on your Tecno Android phone. Dropping your phone and breaking the screen is a common occurrence, but it doesn't have to mean a costly trip to the repair shop. In this video, we will show you how to do it yourself, step-by-step.

    Voice-over:

    Step 1: Gather the tools you need

    Before you start, you will need to gather some tools. You will need a Phillips head screwdriver, a plastic opening tool, a spudger, and a suction cup.

    Step 2: Power off your phone

    The first thing you need to do is to power off your phone. Make sure that it is completely turned off before proceeding.

    Step 3: Remove the back cover and battery

    Use your plastic opening tool to remove the back cover of your phone. Once the cover is removed, take out the battery.

    Step 4: Remove the SIM and SD card

    Using your plastic opening tool, remove the SIM and SD card from your phone.

    Step 5: Remove the screws

    Using your Phillips head screwdriver, remove the screws on the back of your phone.

    Step 6: Remove the back frame

    Use your plastic opening tool to gently pry off the back frame of your phone.

    Step 7: Remove the broken screen

    Once the back frame is removed, you can see the broken screen. Use your spudger to carefully pry off the broken screen.

    Step 8: Disconnect the cables

    Using your spudger, carefully disconnect the cables that connect the screen to the phone's motherboard.

    Step 9: Remove the screen

    Once the cables are disconnected, use your suction cup to lift the screen away from the phone.

    Step 10: Install the new screen

    Now it's time to install the new screen. Carefully place the new screen into position and reconnect the cables.

    Step 11: Reassemble the phone

    Reassemble the phone in the reverse order that you took it apart. Put the back frame back on, insert the screws, put in the SIM and SD card, insert the battery, and replace the back cover.

Requirements

  • You must have Some Phone working Tools
  • I will Teach you other things

Description

Learn how to Fix Screen damage

Will Learn how to trace bad ic and replace it.

Learn how to Fix Battery issues

Learn how to Fix Charging problems

Learn how to Fix Camera malfunctions

Learn how to Fix Audio problems

Student will know how to repair Button or switch failures

Student will know how to repair Overheating

Student will know how to repair Connectivity problems

Learn how to fix Slow performance: Over time, iPhones may experience sluggishness or slow performance.

Learn how to fix Battery drain: If your iPhone's battery drains quickly

Learn how to fix Connectivity problems: Issues with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or cellular connectivity.

Learn how to fix Touchscreen unresponsiveness: Occasionally, iPhone screens may become unresponsive or have delayed touch responses.


How to solve other Software issues in android phones.

How to fix dm verify error on android phone.

How to repair Unfortunately android has stopped on android phone without flashing.

How to repair Not Enough Memory on android phone. Etc.

how to use Rework Station

How to flash phone from different locations and sharing of files.

How to use USB redirector,

How to configure VPN Teamviewer,

How to transfer files from one phone to another without physical contact.

Who this course is for:

  • Anybody that wants to Do-It-Yourself
  • From beginners to Pro and anybody that want to learn.
  • Anybody that wants to fix his/her Phone.
  • Anyone that wants to make money in fixing Phone hardware issues.
  • If you want to be your own boss in Phone repair.

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