Baking My Laptop Motherboard!!

Hey guys my motherboard crashed late last year and to save money I decided to bake it!!
The motherboard issue I was having is when I pressed the power button all lights came on but the screen would not. I took it to a technician and they verified it was the motherboard being the problem.
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[@reedbriggs5842]

never mind.. it actually worked. was not expecting it to. this 20 yearold mobo hs new life!

[@1042Harley]

Awesome! Glad to help.

[@Dis_Dude_Ben]

The thermal pad was for the gpu.

[@adaboy4z]

man I did the same thing and the damn thing worked. I was about to toss my laptop lol!! I had just updated the wifi card and cpu...

[@absolutebollocks2258]

Lol the graphics failure from overheating was so common with HP laptops, especially the DV series

[@panio84]

The previous laptop ran well. One friend dropped 2 times tea on his laptop and does not work. I will see if this time I can bake the motherboard at home and run :)

[@Bmxmusikian]

Wash with isopropyl first

[@justinbarr5335]

Worked for my girlfriends Lenovo! Thanks!

[@ahanoces]

It works!!! Kept 10 minutes on 185 Celsius and after baking amber light indicate on power supply problem and no sound at all. After baking, the problem with blank screen removed. Now I can be sure to dispose motherboard because it is finally useless.

[@Bmxmusikian]

Amazing

[@panio84]

I dropped water on my laptop and stops working. I change the mother board and was working fine and the old one I baked. The CPU was attached to the motherboard this is the motherboard type for lenovo x200. So after the bake I tried and it works so I sold it 20 euros :) and now is still works after 1 year

[@reedbriggs5842]

the plastic around the big electrolytic capacitors shrank around the caps. should i be worried?

[@ad1pl4ys98]

mine explodet

[@toonybrain]

When it works, ain’t it grand?

[@southernpoop]

That’s badass

[@guasson]

thanks man

[@javier-m75]

use foil paper to cover plastic components i have done this before it works but you have to cover plastic with foil paper

[@sixbrokeneggs]

That pad was for graphics card,

[@lainonet]

385 degrees???? But now Celsius I suppose..........what happened after the baking to the plastic components on-board??? Like the tampon battery connector, ram connectors and so on, I would like to do the same but I'm worried about this detail.
Thank you in advance.

[@1042Harley]

+Gianluca L. This is in Fahrenheit. Everything worked fine for me, just take out any plastic coverings. Some things will not come off though.

[@AllEyezOnRod]

Gianluca L. 350 ten minutes it’ll be fine

[@darezi]

That's 200 Celsius.... 196 exactly but just put 200

[@DecehHQ]

Wow its harley its rarrzi ! not spoke in a long time!!!!

[@1042Harley]

Hey!

[@DecehHQ]

hey man ! lol you still play xbox ?

[@1042Harley]

Deceh-HQ Some not much though

[@DecehHQ]

Oh.

[@alooy3331]

THANK U

[@KopyKat81]

I notice you bake the CPU too. >.> You should had removed it.

[@Don.of.]

Didn't really matter.

[@samuelhcohen]

Um. What? What is this even accomplishing? What problem is this even solving???

[@Dave4000]

I believe the high heat slightly melts the solder to "reflow" it in the gaps?

[@ianstephenson6792]

You said you took off the cpu off but its on the motherboard

[@cyvox7433]

ian stephenson some have removable CPU’s. Like his

[@razz4606]

It worked?!

[@1042Harley]

Sure did lol

[@danielbarocsi]

Can you use the oven against for normal cooking because I saw that it releases harmful gases

[@GreepsTV]

Gas goes away...have good ventilation and don't inhale it and your good

[@YXEFlatl1ne]

385 what???

[@altug7032]

fahrenheit. it is equals to 200celcius

[@finleyjarvis9768]

Cool

[@Nem0451]

Wtf? It's funny, but damn. What has the world come to?

[@rockyh5731]

Do a face reveal

[@1042Harley]

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