This was the most indepth video on this I've seen. Thanks so much I bought a 2070 with bad vram and I lost hope but this has got me inspired again.

I turn off commenting section, they waste my time. Great tutorial, I appreciate it.

Very intresting, absolute good explained - now i know the difference between reflow and reballing completly. I will watch more videos from your channel.

Thanks for this turorial! I've never done BGA rework before, so your tips and explanation were very helpful. Will definitely be watching your DIY flood light machine video

Interesting video. Technically, you are at home yes. But my definition of at home is not with a BGA remover machine, more DIY sort of thing. The mistake is mine. Still a cool process though, thanks.

Man, awesome video, awesome explanation! Great content!

Remember it is impossible to tape unused patterns for every chip so many times you will need to order the exact stencil if Tape of as much as possible although all ball will reflow they will not stick to the non tinned pads so simply Clean off non sticking balls and clean and Reflow again without the stencil on the Jig. If the stencil is to low the balls will not release correctly if the stencil is to high then the balls will go underneath the stencil . Important to heat at 300 degrees with low air and start at one corner then the whole chip. Good Tutorial. Another good tip is to prep your bga chip with Rosin and Solder and a Hot air Gun then TIN the pads with 183 degree Solder # Very important if it is difficult to tin a pad it will have issues accepting solder paste also. Use 3D Stencils if you can find Them higher Success Rate. ! Pro Tip.

Very VERY good techniques/advices!!

Thanks for the tutorial, this was very good! I've got an upcoming project where I need to do this, and your video was a HUGE help! Side note: At the very end, after you removed the tape, it looks like you have a nearby capacitor that desoldered itself... hope you saw that. :)

Excellent video, you explain the process very well! I'm keen to do an upgrade of the embedded CPU in my laptop soon, and this vid has been the most useful-info-dense one I've come across

Best video on this process! ❤

Awesome video, thanks so much!

hi... thanks for the video... i ordered the same reball station some weeks ago and just reballed my first bga chip... works pretty good but needs some exercise ;) thx

Bro, you are a pro!

With 183 Lead Solder the Chip will self align as long at it is Close to the Correct alignment then once it reaches Liquid State - Specific gravity of the Solder will hold it in place and if you budge it slightly with your Tweezers then if will return to the correct position and you can be assured that the Chip is aligned properly also when you are watching reflow look for the Chip to drop and the solder Flux to overflow just a little then you should allow to heat for about 5 Seconds and then Test with the Tweezer for self Alignment this Technique is important because the DIE of chips is different and therefore the amount of heat that is required to reflow chips will vary so you must use Drop - Flow and Test Technique if not you run the Risk of Overheating certain Chips and damaging them and components around them by Exceeding the required Heat Dwell Time for that particular Chip . also there is a Phenomenon called Pseudo Soldering where components on the back side of the board are flowed so every effort should be used to reduce temperature on the back side of the board and surrounding components . Proper rework Technique is Entire board should be heated to 150 degrees and Even Heating of the Component to be removed should flow up at 2 Degrees per second never exceeding the Manufacturers Max TEMP Specs. by using the Drop -Flow and Test Technique you will never exceed Manufacturers Dwell or Sustain TEMP Max which WILL DAMAGE CHIP.

Good video, but also good to show the profile info

nice video

Thank you so much.

Nice effect 👌 12:13

Hi mate are you in Australia? I seen you did floods video iv been looking local for someone to do bga replacements on a few ecms

you are my hero.

Gee wiz, I guess won't be attempting my laptop processor upgrade. LOL. Nice video man. Thanks for putting my question permanently to sleep.

Thank you very much

Thank you for the informative and detailed video. I just invested in a more basic reball station gotten inexpensively from a console repair shop (T862++) and it does not have the automated processes like yours does. Would you happen to have any advice for the careful use of a more basic machine? Ive never done a reball before and will definitely practice on some junk boards as youve mentioned before any attempts at a dead ps3 but any other advice would be welcomed and appreciated. (Prep, machine temps, graduation of temperature, max temperatures, times and proper care of not burning the chip itself)

Thank you so much for this tutorial. Free information like this is what makes the internet great! One question: can you use isopropyl alcohol instead of paint thinner to clean the chip? Thank you.

Would a modified toaster oven using quartz heating elements/rods make a suitable pre heater? Maybe 2 or 3 elements, sufficient space, controls...for pre heating as laptop m/b? Thanks does using thicker aluminum foil help with heat deflection? Where do you place the lower or bottom heat sensor?

I’ve been thinking of getting into rebelling as hobby but is it profitable as a business because I’ve done basic console and laptop repair but I want to get more advanced with it grow my skill

cool !!

Very good explanation how to do a reball at home. Ill do that process on VRAM GPU and i have doubts but thanks to your video. I have more clear how to do the process. Btw, could you link the package of the support and the balls? I would to buy all that set. Thanks in advanced and cheers from Mexico !

Hello, do you recall CPC4 modules? If so how much and how long would it take? Thank you

hello im in South Africa where can i get that blue and and the balls in SA, i think you should start to drop ship them from Alibaba

thanks a lot for this. also there's a bug at 22:42

tx nr809 onyko no audio HDMI board can i send the board to you to reball ?? and how much see onyko video i want to repair it !

Would a hot metal block used as heat capacitor pressed on the BGA chip work?

Can u use alcohol instead pain thiner?

Name of that device?

Hi Max, very nice instructive video. I would just ask a small question: what are you doing in case of dull pins on the BGA?

nice tutorial. where did you get that reballing jig and what is the name? thanks

i was expecting to see you tweeze the balls one by one lol... may have to come to it for me. i can't afford such a machine or even the service ($90+) for swapping a bios chip on a hard drive.. (sadly it wasn't an 8 pin IC, it is built into the bga chip). do you suppose tweezing solder balls is possible and then just using a heat gun?

Nice tutorial, what kind of RA flux is it you`r using for cleaning the chip? i can`t find it.

Hi Can i run both heaters by one PID controller(and of course by one temp. sensor) ? Is the temperature of both heaters the same ? I have PID controller made using arduino and a circuit board with triac on it and the program that i'm using controls one heating elemt only.

First time I have a chip which is oxidized and pads on it are darker. I can re-ball the chips, but don't know how to clear pads on this one so that my 0.5mm solder balls can hold. Any advice?

What’s the kit called? Or the device for reballing? And where could I find it? It’s AliExpress reliable?

seems like ancient technique ??? I seen the mask being used and then solder paste being pushed/ smeared onto it. "done" but what do i know :) nice vid.

What is the advantage of the balls over using solder paste?

can you link the reball kit ?

I've tried it but the tin can't stick is there a way🙏🙏

Does the paint thinner leave a residue on the chip?

are you using leaded solder balls? If yes, 300c is too high.

What could be the problem if my chip slipped to the top-right corner of its site when re-soldering it to the board, instead of staying centered and snapping in place on its own ??? :|

Im so sorry :)) its so funny to me The title: Reballing at home First 6 minutes is my dude pulling up an industrial infrared (?) heater. KEK!

when everything on the board are heated up to 200+ degree do you have ANY idea what will cause one slight movement of the tape or the aluminium ?

22:50 why is there a bug running around on your bench?

I'd like to see you use handheld hot air and see a few attempts that way to see how many failures and successes are possible.

What about temperature on fan? I missed it 😾

How much temperature 21:29

Fives warned us about the chips....

maybe the fly is also soldered to paper

at Home?

...is 300 c or f ??????????

Very neat, but almost certainly *not* an "at-home" type process. This is all very expensive professional gear, not apt to be found in a small shop.

is this at home? just funny video

why did you Reballing ?

bro, u are insane.. describe clearly

"at home" - equipment costs vs. device costs

Did you see that cockroches😆 crawling?

Cockroach infestation ukposts.info/have/v-deo/m4SXqZeFqJyBrH0.html? I guess he will have his boards bugged :-P

I was expecting a reball with tools found at normal home like a heatgun etc, i mean title implies reball at home. This is a professional setup, maybe a semi pro, pretty misleading title. But thanks for the effort and video anyways.

not play this at home. all tools commercial use.

don't understand the title of the home rebaling clip, so 99 percent of people don't have this machine at home.