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Repair information, troubleshooting tips, and guides for the sixth iteration of Apple iPhone, announced on September 12, 2012. Model: A1428, A1429

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sim card reader soldering point is damaged

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Im just new on this Forum,

My name is kevin and start with soldering iphone logicboards.

I start to replace a sim card reader on a iphone 5. What i found is that 1 soldering point is not stuck anymore on board. But i still have it. How can i repair this point? With Uv Glue or With soldering? I hope to get an answer. Or i just can raplace my reader and this points is not more then A soldering point?

http://imageshack.com/a/img922/6420/6dZr...

NEW picture : http://imageshack.com/a/img923/9190/ddVf...

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@kevkas, Personally, I would try to run a jumper and cover it with a small amount of Solder Mask... Lots of plastic with risk of melting new SIM tray, so add a bit of Low Melt first so you don't have to use a higher temp :)

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I never made a jumper how that works? And from where to where?

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@kevkas, I made a drawing to explain what I meant and put in original answer. Go to this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1o49Ya-j... at about 4:13:00 to see Chris run a jumper

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Thank you very much for the answer. So i use then only the new wire as a pad and leave the broken pad away? Of just solder de broken pad on the wire?

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You could do either, but if you try to solder a wire to pad and it shifts on you, you'd have another problem. Just choose a very fine wire for jumper and put solder mask on it to 1. Hold it still, and 2. To keep it from shorting against ground or near by component. If you are careful and precise. ..you should be successful :)

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I see the video , nice to see. But i have to connect the wire only on the 2 points that you show on de picture? Or i have to go to the other side of the logic board with the wire?

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