Replacing a Damaged CPU Socket on an LGA1151 micro-ATX Motherboard

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In this video, I will walk you through the process of replacing a damaged CPU socket on an LGA1151 micro-ATX motherboard. Whether you're dealing with bent pins or a completely fried socket, this detailed guide will help you restore your motherboard to working condition.
If you're facing a similar issue or simply want to expand your knowledge of motherboard repairs, this video is for you.
#MotherboardRepair #CPUSocketReplacement #TechTutorial #LGA1151
▬ Contents of this video ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
00:46 - Visual inspection socket LGA 1151
01:57 - Prepare mainboard for removing socket
04:28 - Add flux to socket
05:39 - Prepare mainboard on the reworkstation
06:11 - Start socket removal program
07:25 - Removal damaged socket
08:33 - Visual inspection mainboard and socket
10:09 - Remove old solder and prepare mainboard
15:34 - Visual inspection new socket LGA 1151
16:39 - Align new socket on H110 mainboard
17:15 - Start reflowing socket on mainboard
19:24 - Prepare mainboard for testing
22:06 - Little popcorn damage on mainboard
24:55 - Testing Asus H110M-K micro-ATX motherboard

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@user-bh1tj8df3l 10 дней назад

I like to buy all the BGA parts that I have to replace new and thus NOT have to use the "templates" and place the "balls" myself... well, I admit that I am lazy to do the latter and of course I need a preheater like yours because if you don't have it you will have a very bad day trying it. Thank a lot Jimmy for showing us this successful work procedure. Congratulations. Greetings from Mexico. PS: I looked at mouser to order a couple of parts for LGA1151 in my next order, they are at a very good price but are out of stock at the moment.

@fixmyappjim 10 дней назад

Hi Carlo's i had the same problem reballing can be very frustrating when you don't have the right tools. If i get better tools i sell or get rid of the old tools or else my room will be too small to work. LGA1151 socket are not so expensive i have some on stock for every generation motherboard that supports DDR4. Thanks for watching. Gr. Jim

@Heinrich.Fourie 10 дней назад

Very good video thank you.

@fixmyappjim 10 дней назад

Thank you for watching. Gr. Jim

@barryw.9419 10 дней назад

It would be great if you outline profile configuration you used!

@fixmyappjim 10 дней назад

Hi, if a have more time, i will post the socket rework profile in this comment. Thanks for watching. Gr. Jim

@tobi1751 10 дней назад

@@fixmyappjim Hey Jim, that would be very nice, because I already tried two socket swaps yesterday, but it was always a bit too hot towards the end. Removing the socket was possible after 14:40min and went very well. Aligning the socket also went very well, but the reball was not good. Does the socket have to move a little when you do the nudge test or shouldn't it? I have now finished the station and calibrated it very well. I used your profile 2, but I waited until step 6 for the reball, although I was able to remove the socket at the beginning of step 5. I still have 6 defective Z170s with socket damage in my workshop that I can try it out on. I also have enough sockets to carry out a socket swap Would look forward to a reply Thanks and keep up the good work!

@fixmyappjim 10 дней назад

Hi Toby, Good to hear that your rework station is working :) I increased the soaking time by 30 seconds and the maximum top heater temperature is 128 degrees with a large dwell time. The nudge test should move the socket a little bit, use some flux or else the nudge test will fail. I took me a few scrap motherboard to test my profile and to determine the best reflow profile for the sockets. Eventually if you create a good profile you should not even do the nudge test but just complete the rework program, i almost at this point :). Thank you for watching. Gr. Jim

@tobi1751 10 дней назад

@@fixmyappjim Okay, so profile 2 should still remain. Only under Soak +30s Time or? Which Dwell Time did you use? I also have some spare boards to try it out. Best regards

@tobi1751 9 дней назад

@@fixmyappjim This would be very nice since my first attempts were not as good as successfull as I thought 😅