iPhone 8 Plus — Board Diagnostics
Clip referring to liquid exposure and a motherboard short circuit. Shows device and board inspection.
10+ years of hands-on electronics repair experience, with a primary focus on microscope-assisted IC work, component-level diagnostics, board trace repair, and advanced motherboard troubleshooting.
Hands-on repair capabilities developed through electronics repair work in Jordan, the Haifa area, and Columbus, Ohio.
Precision microscope-assisted soldering, IC removal and installation, BGA reballing, and board component replacement.
No-power and short-circuit diagnostics, schematic-assisted fault tracing, damaged trace and jumper-wire repairs, and liquid-damage troubleshooting.
Smartphones, tablets, Apple Watch, modern game consoles and controllers. Microscope, hot-air station, soldering station, bench power supply, and multimeter.
Seven short authentic video excerpts from electronics repair work. These samples illustrate the work environment, devices, inspection, and testing; a short clip is not presented as proof of a complete repair outcome.
Clip referring to liquid exposure and a motherboard short circuit. Shows device and board inspection.
Repair-workstation footage associated with motherboard short-circuit diagnosis.
Short footage showing a powered-on smartphone and its dialer during testing.
A brief Apple Watch startup demonstration at a repair workstation.
Close-up handling and inspection of an electronic board in a workshop setting.
Short montage showing schematic reference, thermal inspection and power-supply readings. Presented as an excerpt, not confirmation of a completed repair.
A brief still-image montage labeled as a no-baseband/no-signal case. Does not independently document the entire repair process.

Detailed view of a PlayStation 5 circuit board during workshop handling. No final repair outcome is claimed.

Close-up inspection of an HDMI connector. Shows attention to connector-level details rather than a confirmed replacement result.
All video clips are silent and provided as short work samples. Only publish clips for which you have the right to share the content; review frames for identifying device or customer information first.
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Jawdat began with formal mobile maintenance training in 2015 and built his experience through hands-on repair roles at Stop and Go (Amman), HARMONIX (Amman), and MOFIX (Tamra / Haifa area). His later work expanded from advanced phone motherboard repair to game consoles, controllers, and other consumer electronics. He currently works in electronics repair in the Columbus, Ohio area.
Primary specialization: microsoldering and component-level board repair. Additional work: USB-C / HDMI connector repairs, smartphone screen refurbishment, and repairs across mobile and gaming devices.
Columbus, Ohio · Authorized to work in the United States