There’s first time for everything as we learn from this channel, for the last 3-4 years I’ve followed you Alex today is the first day I’ve seen you puzzled with an asus laptop, they are usually a walk over for you but this one was really something, in my area code it’s midnight already but I saw a 25 mins video uploaded and I was like there’s something fishy and I was like I’m not sleeping without knowing what’s really in this video. Amazing work though
mlcc capacitors can have piezoelectric effects they create voltage when being tapped and make sound / vibrate when charging/discharging them with sharp transient voltage spikes
I think the ticking sound is the laptop trying to play the "ROG" sound (who these models make on every boot), but being constantly interrupted by a thermal protection reboot 😉
You are quite an inspiration, Alex. Thank you for all your videos. I suggest you try to use a stethoscope to find a sound source. They are rather cheap, and can be quite useful in my opinion.
@@don4techy He's not wrong. A switching regulator attempting to turn on especially if it's dumping into a high current load like a short can emit a noise from its inductor as the windings aren't solidly bound together they can flex just enough. Under normal conditions you might even hear a high pitch buzzing or tone.
you are great skills and expirence to repair that imposible to fix ,, i learn a lot from you ,,how to fix that laptop,,thank you master ,,master of all masters,
You just wanted us to watch the whole video, you sly fox. You knew it was the speaker named BOT. You making a mystery drama show for entertainment my guy and it was VERY good. Thank you for another amazing video.
Use a piece of tube to locate sounds like a stethoscope. Put one end to your ear and point the other around until the sound is clear, and whatever it is pointing at is where the sound is coming from. Any tube or straw will work.
I've heard a lot of horror stories about ASUS laptops...the verdict is still out for me as most of the failures appear to be users that are gross slobs, but I have that 3500 dollar one with the dual screens and I am very careful with it just in case. You're a sharp dude and I love your channel. Keep up the great work. Much respect.
Since you mentioned Best Buy I'm curious if you get warranty work through them? I know back when I worked there it had to be shipped to a repair facility.
Cheers !!!! I have still on my Possession the first Asus Strix 17 Scar v1 - 8750h.1070gtx. sometimes need to keep pressed the power button exactly 1 min .After that it's powe on nominally...
I have a good solution for when my PC has a problem I can't track down. It's called a Waste Management trash container. I call it my frustration remover.
4:11 so savage haha I can relate i can specialize in something and be very good at it and the moment I stop I forget 90% so having references helps immensly.
Hey Alex, at 6:08 in video, there is a fan connector labeled j5001. would it be possible for you to ordersome thru your store? i cannot find them and need several. thanks.
What seems to go first in all the videos is the capacitors and mosfets......likely user error, using the laptop on the bed blocks those fans from pulling in air to cool the board!
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اكثر شئ جميل فيك هو تقديرك واحترامك لخالك وهذا يدل علي حسن الادب
احسن الله لأبيك الذي رباك علي هذا الأدب
Wow 2 separate issues at the same time? That was amazing diagnostics and repairs!
There’s first time for everything as we learn from this channel, for the last 3-4 years I’ve followed you Alex today is the first day I’ve seen you puzzled with an asus laptop, they are usually a walk over for you but this one was really something, in my area code it’s midnight already but I saw a 25 mins video uploaded and I was like there’s something fishy and I was like I’m not sleeping without knowing what’s really in this video. Amazing work though
Good thing you didn't miss out on this one.
It's always nice seeing those board repairs
mlcc capacitors can have piezoelectric effects
they create voltage when being tapped and make sound / vibrate when charging/discharging them with sharp transient voltage spikes
I think the ticking sound is the laptop trying to play the "ROG" sound (who these models make on every boot), but being constantly interrupted by a thermal protection reboot 😉
excellent repair Alex. Hi from Uruguay. I forgot to coment about your new house... Congratulations!!! You deserve that and more...
"We keep all items in stock, unless the item is not in stock" LOL
If it's in stock, we have it.
Well, obviously.
@@Ishicoatl deep meaning
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😂😂
23:57 when the big boss said 'Bismillah' I really felt that nearly cried
The ghosts from all of the "ninth dimension" components are to blame for that sound, lol!! Great job, my brother!! Take care. Alex!!
That was one of your tougher repairs, well done!
It was really a great job my friend and I am so glad to have you long long distance fome overseas in usa!!!
Great technique with the thermal detection approach!
Thank you for sharing the kinds of things you only learn from experience. Its more valuable than months of work on your own.
You are quite an inspiration, Alex. Thank you for all your videos. I suggest you try to use a stethoscope to find a sound source. They are rather cheap, and can be quite useful in my opinion.
ANOTHER BRILLIANT IDENTIFICATION OF THE SHORTS AND BAD GUYS
I have a similar issue in my msi gf75. Thank you for all the insights for troubleshooting techniques.
Long time we didn't see BIG Boss! Greetings Alex and big boss.
I love how the multimeter at big boss's bench is attached at the end of the video @24:37
Great job Alex. Love watching you at work.
Congratz Best Buy approves you as the real Geek Squad
Much Respect, and all the love from México, your videos are equal entertaining and educational.
thank so much for leaving the model number in the title
Sweet repair and lovely to see Big Boss has a new comfy, all-weathers desk chair too! :)
First time i saw you in tensed situation.asus have taken your much time than your most of your previous repairs.love from India 🇮🇳.
That click sound could be because of an inrush current in the inductor. the winding might make such a sound, Usually bigger ones
Lol how wrong you were......inductor clicking.....are you high?
@@don4techy shut that off. have you ever built a circuit yourself? no. you repair F35, you know everything!
@@don4techy He's not wrong. A switching regulator attempting to turn on especially if it's dumping into a high current load like a short can emit a noise from its inductor as the windings aren't solidly bound together they can flex just enough. Under normal conditions you might even hear a high pitch buzzing or tone.
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@@don4techyshut up kid
Bonjour à toi merci de voir que les sous-titres soit accessible et merci de tes vidéos
This was a great one, always interesting when it's a weird issue but you still figure it out in the end.
I’ll be sending my Asus headache to Alex soon.. hopefully when my tax return comes in..
Always gives me hope each time I see Alex work his magic !!
you are great skills and expirence to repair that imposible to fix ,, i learn a lot from you ,,how to fix that laptop,,thank you master ,,master of all masters,
You just wanted us to watch the whole video, you sly fox. You knew it was the speaker named BOT. You making a mystery drama show for entertainment my guy and it was VERY good. Thank you for another amazing video.
Great diags work Alex.. as always.. keep up the good work! 👍👍
That's a great practical advice about MOSFET short check
You are genius Alex Big thanks to you and to Big boss
thank you good day !!!
سلمت الايادي ودائما وابدا بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
Thank you, Big Boss!
no problem.
Great job
Use a piece of tube to locate sounds like a stethoscope. Put one end to your ear and point the other around until the sound is clear, and whatever it is pointing at is where the sound is coming from. Any tube or straw will work.
tub = tube ? ;-)
@@rafflesnh thanks
Nice tip, thanks bud!
A big boss appearance! Thats awesome. Interesting repair.
I've heard a lot of horror stories about ASUS laptops...the verdict is still out for me as most of the failures appear to be users that are gross slobs, but I have that 3500 dollar one with the dual screens and I am very careful with it just in case. You're a sharp dude and I love your channel. Keep up the great work. Much respect.
Well done sir! That was fun to watch!
Amaizing!
What chips are common ? To keep in stock
Since you mentioned Best Buy I'm curious if you get warranty work through them? I know back when I worked there it had to be shipped to a repair facility.
Cheers !!!! I have still on my Possession the first Asus Strix 17 Scar v1 - 8750h.1070gtx. sometimes need to keep pressed the power button exactly 1 min .After that it's powe on nominally...
I have a good solution for when my PC has a problem I can't track down. It's called a Waste Management trash container. I call it my frustration remover.
amazing find and fix , good job 👍👍👌👌👏👏 shorted mosfet it self never seen that
4:11 so savage haha I can relate i can specialize in something and be very good at it and the moment I stop I forget 90% so having references helps immensly.
Dr.Alex, the clicking sound is the computers pin writing notes about it's status.
I honestly did learn from you kind sir! Thank you!
Hi, can you share what mic are you using?
عطل غريب برافو حسين ... 23:50 بسم الله 😅
Hey Alex, at 6:08 in video, there is a fan connector labeled j5001. would it be possible for you to ordersome thru your store? i cannot find them and need several. thanks.
Thank you for sharing another great video.
I'm always super impressed!
Thank you for teaching us
Hope you don't charge more for spending extra time listening to this laptop, Alex! 😁
A awesome job once again
From India
Wow your are genius my friend…. I need send you my computer is not charging and not turning on just the led indicator charge is on but still nothing
23:55 بسم الله ❤
Great repair
God bless you Alex.
Good job mate 👍
use a stethospe with conical in the middle they make them for auto
Great work. You toughed it out.
you are the king dude, i love to learn with your video!!! do you have any tictioc account or something else like that?
Thats called forgetting more than you know. Its happening to me bad at 50yrs age.
A stethoscope would be a good tool for this job.
Ok Kim kataguiri
Aha! Something new for the store! A BT audio stethoscope. Nice!
NF stethoscope will be nice
haha sure
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I understand that spills etc can cause problems but is it the life span of components or over heating being the problem.
WHEN BIG BOSS SAYS TO BISMILLAH , DEVICES IS WORK PROPERLY.. THANK YOU SO MUCH MR. ALEX..
Great fix, Alex!! 🤓
Lol you search and find your video so true.. thanks again for your truly learning video
Good project ser
Great video
Could you share some stats about what the most and least frequent laptop brands you get?
Great content 👍💪
Why didnt you use thermal camera in the first place?
What laptop do you use?
You sir are amazing!
Thats what I thought some devices will not turn on without fans and/or heat zink. Inverter solders work just like that.
Great job ❤
Great job sir
What is the easiest way to know if vcore is short?? And also cpu is short?
What seems to go first in all the videos is the capacitors and mosfets......likely user error, using the laptop on the bed blocks those fans from pulling in air to cool the board!
Since you know the common problems on laptops and graphics cards, would you design your own through pcbway for a better product if it's possible.
Awesome is right!
Big boss Say Always بسم الله
Good Luck you are Amazing
Heatsinks might have pins around the heatsinks to make a sensor
Nice work 👍
This was like a good mystery.
Nice job!
My Alienware area 51m does the same exact thing.... A $3000 laptop is now sitting in a plastic bin because of this same issue
Why not go send it to shop lol
A length of rubber hose can be effective.
great vid,,,,, and to test the ol gray matter............
Haha my old laptop has noise when i hibernate it and it's copying data to/from the ssd :D Like an old dial-up modem xD
For some reason I like you dude , maybe because you sound like a ROBOT , keep up the great videos, tick tick tock ...BOOM.😊
i believe some ASUS power supplies have a safety reed relay inside...
lolol when i search for the repair video i find myself XD weird i find you too when i search laptop repairs lololol
I wish i work with your shop...
hi sir do you have thi borb schematic DAG3JCMBCE0 REV.E If you have it, can you give it to me?