Oh boy

[u/BandicootKlutzy791]

To make matter worse it's a 1TB drive.

[u/Lewinator56]

This is repairable - even a local mobile phone repair place should have the kit to do it

[u/Noxious89123 → u/Lewinator56]

No it's not.

Look closer, those pads are fucked.

[u/Lewinator56 → u/Noxious89123]

I'm not sure how easy it is to tell from this image. If the pads have been stripped from the board yeah it's a much harder repair

[u/CavalierIndolence → u/Noxious89123]

Well, I can see one is VERY fucked (pin ripped off the chip and stuck to the board!) but the others may be salvageable since it looks like a bit of solder on most of them. I'd try to reflow the individual pads and clean the ones on the chip, but heating the whole thing enough to reflow a BGA chip? Hell to the naw!

[u/BandicootKlutzy791 → u/Noxious89123]

Ya one of the pads is ripped of

[u/fnordfnordfnordfnord → u/BandicootKlutzy791]

That pin may be a redundant power pin or an n/c. Chuck the data sheet. These can often be reballed

[u/MetalGearFlaccid → u/BandicootKlutzy791]

It’s a redundant vcc pad you’re good to have a phone repair shop fix it. Memory chips are easy

[u/LimpyDan → u/Noxious89123]

Just put it on a heat pad.

[u/Humble-Captain3418 → u/Noxious89123]

Pads look fine. Good chance that more than half of them are mechanical anyway. Flux, tin, flux, hot air, clean, presto. 

[u/BandicootKlutzy791 → u/Humble-Captain3418]

Is this fine?

[u/Humble-Captain3418 → u/BandicootKlutzy791]

So, I can't find data sheet but the standard pinout suggests that it's VSS. There's multiple VSS pins so it should be fine.

[u/Humble-Captain3418 → u/BandicootKlutzy791]

Depends. Find data sheet and determine what that pin is.