Do not throw away the original cable of the phone, but fix it in seconds

#cable #phone #original

[tocboatman]

Enjoyed that. Nice to see how a cable could be fixed. But that definitely took a lot longer than "seconds".

[helaltariq]

Thanks for helping me make up my mind to just buy one😂

[phishfan]

A much easier solution is that when the cable first begins to fray, cover a few inches around and over the break with Shoe Goo or something similarly strong and flexible like that plastic you dip tools handles into, thus preventing any further breakage and sealing the wire.

[charliebrown]

Reading through the am very concerned, at the amount of people, who think this is admirable. 😮

[apoorvagala]

Four core cables are important that come with the phone. The cheap ones are two core and they don't give feed back to phone or to charger because no data lines. So it won't quick charge your phone. That's the reason this guy insists on preserving and reuse original cable. Thanks buddy, I have been doing this also. very informative video. Guys you can do things with right tools and give better precision but the importance is of idea and how to do. PS. Please note that on both sides internal wires orientation is reversed. first goes last and last goes to first and data cables are reverse too.
red - data1- data2- black one side then other side black-data2 -data1 - red. THIS IS IMPORTANT.

[flamencoprof]

02:42 I liked the heat shrinking rather than stripping the core conductor insulation, but seeing as I have an appropriate stripper, I would prefer its precision.
I wouldn't say "fix it in seconds", but yes, with care and the right tools, this can be done.

[sloopycat]

I think this video is aimed at repairing top brand cables like Apple or Samsung etc not cheap £1 or €1 or $1 because people keep saying cables are cheap to buy in comments section, not all are cheap that's my point. helpful video thankyou.

[tatwh]

You solved my major problem...
Thanks alot, love from Pakistan🥰😍🤗

[rajankalsi]

One major mistake, this video does not talk about ensuring that the same color of wire is soldered again on the desoldered point. If the color scheme of the wires are not maintained as of original, then due to polarity reversal your phone of thousands of Rs gets damaged due to reverse polarity of DC voltage.

[kshred]

Using a cigarette lighter to 'strip' the insulation is a neat trick, especially on those thin wires. 👍

[alejandroalvarez]

Interesting. I always try and control the weak link on electronic devices like corded Irons by moving the flexing of power wire away from the ball that swivels in handle. It might make sense to put shrink tubing over new cords to reduce the weak link.

[jacostoffbergh]

Thank you, awesome work. I gave you my respect for doing things that millions never even tried

[robertberger]

Cleaning and tinning your soldering tip would be helpful

[DJVINNIE]

i just bought 5 cables before he cleaned the wire, BUT this is still a great video and a great job repairing the wire

[koshazx]

Nice video, but I'd suggest you first removing all the previous soldering from the connectors and use flux for soldering, you'll get better results.

[motlatsilinamohlamonyane]

This just reminds me of my dad I tell you. I miss him him he had all this equipment to do this

[josephpaquette]

Going to try this.
But some of the soldered connections appeared to be very close to touching each other which could create a “shorting” condition adversely affecting performance.

[marcmartinovic]

In seconds? Why your video is 7 minutes long?

[xGARIDx]

So simple and so useful video thank you. Also you should put wiring picture that would be helpful

[troposquare]

Nicely done! I think the hot glue is what will make it less likely to fail again anytime soon. Good to fix up older things rather than just buy new stuff all the time. There's a satisfaction that you get using something you've rescued from oblivion.