My friends don't understand my hobby in electronics repair. It's all about the satisfaction in bringing a dead component back to life, just like this motherboard. There's nothing like it. And you saved your customer money and he will tell his friends. Well done!
i agree, for me it's somehow similar to programming, the satisfaction of finding an error hiding in hundred of codes and u have to debug each function to track where the fault is, unfortunately, unlike programming, fixing electronics require u to have some tools, like a good soldering station, Multimeter, Hot air gun, Microscope and a thermal camera. i have a dead laptop motherboard(since 2020) and i wish i had the tools to fix it, but buying them will cost far more than buying a gaming pc
@@gastongl404 If you are interested in putting a repair bench together this is the time to do it. I have multimeters, power supply, oscilloscopes, signal generator and boxes of parts and so far over the last 2 years I've spent less than $600. It's not a professional set up but it's great for a hobbyist like me. There are good used oscilloscopes for under $100. If you shop around everything is cheap now. If you ever wanted to do it, this is the best time.
@@coptertim thanks for ur advice, i am already the type that searches for used parts to save money xD, but in my country (Tunisia)everything is expensive, oscilloscopes here cost 1874 TND, used cost 570 TND, cheap semi-professional soldering station 1342 TND, microscope made in china between 500 and 1200 TND, and the motherboard i wanna repair is for hp pavillion note 15, i5 5200u so it doesn't worth it xD, imagine a car like Peugeot 106 costs around 11k TND(1dollar= around 3 TND) while the average salary is 700 TND, houses are impossible to buy since 2019, a TikToker got a free watch from china to sponsor it but he had to pay 50bucks taxes to get it(while the Chinese company already paid all fees), a girl working online(doing micro jobs) got paid like 2k $ from amazon and the central bank received the money and blocked her access, they said she's doing money laundry, and the list goes on xD,
Today in America, too many young people think this is a terrible place and they think we should be more like other countries. I wish they could speak to someone like you that knows how good we have it. I know one thing, people like yourself who come here do very well. They have good businesses and work very hard. Our kids don't know how good they have it. No matter what you hear in the news, if you come here and work hard, there is no limit to what you can do. Good luck with your project, I hope you find everything you're looking for.
My first port of call in such cases is to look for a faulty mainboard. You often find boards sold cheaply as defective for spare parts even because of a broken connector. I also often get remaining boards from services for spare parts sent to me free of charge, half of them are still easily repairable. Even if you are not lucky, you can find so many components on a board that you can't make a loss with such cheap boards.
My experience with faulty motherboards from ebay was not so bright as yours. All of them had non-fixable fault, like shorted cpu and such. I did buy them to learn though so it wasn't total loss at least. Thank you Sorin so another great vid.
@@SaadKhan-rg4eh of-course it is possible to fix the MB, even if the CPU/GPU is shorted, but at what cost? CPU from china will most likely cost you the same amount as the fully working motherboard.
I remember thinking the exact same way about just buying a working motherboard for a laptop. Several months back I had an Alienware 15 R2 that wasn't powering on and wasn't taking a charge. AC adapter went into protection mode as well. Narrowed it down to a shorted capacitor on the VCORE circuit. The short went away and the AC adapter didn't go into protection mode anymore, but unfortunately the CPU was shorted so the board was deemed a no fix. So I searched for a replacement. There were replacement boards for $130 or so, and then there was a "for parts" board for $70. I decided to take the risk and order the board to make it interesting. This replacement board had the exact same problem, but without the shorted CPU. Replaced the shorted capacitor and the board powers on and functions, but shortly after I discovered that it wasn't charging the battery and it was reporting the incorrect charge percentage. So I went ahead and checked the first two MOSFETS next to the DC IN jack. One of them had extremely low resistance; so I went back to the old board and took one of the MOSFETS off and replaced it on the new board. Powered on the laptop and looked at the battery and charge status. Charging. The risks that you take in life determine whether or not you truly learn. If I hadn't ordered a non-working board and learned how to fix it, I probably wouldn't have the experience in measuring components or fixing those boards because I'd be taking the easy way out by just ordering a perfectly functioning board, and that's never really fun in my eyes. My manager was happy that I fixed it and he decided to buy the laptop from me since he needed one with an ethernet jack.
I use a lot of donor boards, often due to speed and availability of parts. Our hopes of taking two broken things and making one working thing can be quickly spoiled by the fact that many donors failed in pretty much the same way. However, in the case of motherboards, there are enough failure points that sometimes we get lucky and it really is just a capacitor.....
i have seen a lot of your videos and feel i have never wasted any time , Thank you. Ps. Likely the original HDD / OS will not fully function because many OS's record the motherboards serial number to prevent copying the OS. Keep up the good work, Thank you
in order to apply thermopaste u need to put some paste just only in the middle and with the heatsink u will press all over the chip. That is how it should be.
Good call...your not only very skilled but lucky too lol! but dont forget the board swap may bring up a small license headache if running windows... as OEM installs are tied to the hardware but are easily resolved
With soldered ram boards, I wouldn't say victory without at least testing everything. There's boards out there with defective storage controllers. Have fun with those
Likely the "new' board had windoze and just activates anyway and now the Microsoft 3rd party meta clients are getting confused with the drastic change in the user's browsing habits. Might think they are performing NewYear's resolutions and giving up the porn sites ;)
If there is schematics he can tell the value. Since he swaps the cap from the old board there is no need. He would use likely hot air station and pre-tined pad and just place the new old cap in place. AdamantIT have plenty such videos.
I am Sad so many new laptops unfixable cause of gpu or gpu shorted!Old question needs new answer its time for reballing or not???Anyway another nice video from Mr Sorin Thank you!!!
Sorin, thank you for sharing. Ebay boards can be like playing the lottery. You either love or hate ebay. A bit like marmite. We cannot do without in the end.
Master Sorin, why your first reaction was like „oh, main power rail is shorted, that‘s bad…“ when for each Mosfet, there are a couple of caps between power rail and ground, so statistically is more likely it is a shorted cap than high side Mosfet. Perhaps guy who sold the board on ebay thinks the same way, main power rail shorted, so I cannot fix it…
Respect domnule Sorin.sunt student la electrica dar sincer nu avem practica. Cum as putea sa invat ceva că un curs de început ? Sa pot da înainte cu mici lucruri reparatii as vrea . Scule și componente am ceva până acum , nu am osciloscop dar o sa folosesc o placa de sunet momentan
Prices for faulty motherboards, GPU, and electronics in general have gone up in price, so taking the gamble has become expensive. Especially, when someone has attempted to repair it before, and have butchered it in the process.
30 dollar motherboard was a fluke ....1 out of million chances ... thats power of fixing electronics but problem is computer stores are too lazy to do this type of work or just are ignorant understanding how to fix electronics !
Hi Sorin, thnx for the great content. Whenever you figure out that a capacitor is short and you do not have a backup motherboard, how do you find out the capacitance and voltage in order to replace the shorted one ?
@@dennisbjones Greetings. Why are the questions embarrassing? Without a schematic and a similar board to compare, where will you get the information you require if not from a stalwart like Sorin who is obviously knowledgeable and would likely have the technical know how to share? Is it embarrassing to ask questions to increase your knowledge? Sorin was not asked about aeronautics engineering and or neurological procedures. He was asked the methods that would likely be used to determine the specifications of components if certain things that could otherwise be referred to are absent.
@@devonwilson5776 It was a joke because it is very unlikely that Sorin replaced the capacitor even if he did say offhand that he would. He knows that the laptop will work without the capacitor. He is also bound by a fixed fee charge etc. Typicaly if you were to try to determine it's value, you could remove a similar one near it and measure (especially if there are several in parallel).
There will likely be some info printed on the capacitor that will give you enough info to pull the data sheet. If not sometimes you can search around online and find out more about that board and possibly the components. To the dude that told you to not be asking embarrassing questions, embarrassing bro.
Hi Uncle Sorin , wanna ask something between Thermal Paste and Thermal Pad for Processor/GPU Laptops, which better from your point of view? need your reply please. big hugh from indonesia!
cpu and gpu dies needs thermal paste because of directly in contact with thermal interface of the heatsink (baseplate) of the vaporchamber and creates more heat source quickly and much less air gap bubbles is needed thats why thermal paste is a must. thermal pad on the other hand is good for ram and ssd.
When you are doing it for a hobby/learning, ie, no pressure, it's fine, but for a business it could bite you in the ass, ie, it could be as bad as the first MB.
Its alive again 🙂 That is the best thing in electronics repair when something dead is alive again the thermal camera do the thing agin😊Sorin you are the best👍
Lowering the voltage on the power supply to like 1 volt, connect to motherboard, and then turning up the voltage on the power supply can help prevent that spark. The spark is caused by high amperage going into the laptop, then suddenly the power supply brings the amperage back down to the amp setting on the power supply. Power supplies often have capacitors on the output to smooth the output power. Those capacitors are able to provide a short burst of amperage. This post will be shadow banned by Communist Google.
Be Happy!.. remember me when I was taking from thrash center, motherboards, graphic cards, disks, pentiums, Celeron and rebuilding a new one, being happy when the screen was showing the bios. As a teacher I was doing that with no money for my school, to the students having access to computers. Most of the machines thrown to trash were working. I had mostly issues with the new material brought at high price for my daughters or for me! I remember a graphic card taking lot of heat I brought 'new' on ebay...
So far for me it’s been a rip off, guy sold 2 computers no power issue and mentioned nothing about adding Liquid Metal to computers and they were both shot.
Those who have seen me dance are of the unanimous opinion that a dancing gryzzly bear is more graceful than me, which is why I see my future on this newly named channel as very dark.
We already know that capacitor never going be replaced, and nothing bad going happen. :-) Your videos are getting better and funier every day, Congrats!!
Sorin, thank you very much for this kind of videos. Please release more teaching stuff, doesnt matter how long it will be. We need knowledge!! THANK YOU! You are the best
The problem with SF315 or SF315-41G is that the power management is controlled by the APU/CPU. Worse if it's the 41G because it will not turn on the Discrete GPU neither.
Nice repair and bit of luck too.I personally bought several boards or even whole laptops and all of them had bad mosfets on CPU or RAM power supplies and fried CPUs of course. But again - nice repair with a big satisfaction at the end for you and us Sorin!
Agree! My dell 7450 died after a power surge during a bios update. A new motherboard replacement would've costed $200 today, but I bought a "faulty" one for $30. It turned out it was just the NVMe connectors broken, which i could take from the old laptop. All solved. Now, it took me a while to do it because I don't have a permanent repair setup, so that's my take away. Now, sorry to all who read that long comment. Thank you.
My friends don't understand my hobby in electronics repair. It's all about the satisfaction in bringing a dead component back to life, just like this motherboard. There's nothing like it. And you saved your customer money and he will tell his friends. Well done!
I do the same very long time.
From where I was small kid.
Owned TV&VCR shop
30 years serviced copiers
Now working for big Company doing electronics
i agree, for me it's somehow similar to programming, the satisfaction of finding an error hiding in hundred of codes and u have to debug each function to track where the fault is, unfortunately, unlike programming, fixing electronics require u to have some tools, like a good soldering station, Multimeter, Hot air gun, Microscope and a thermal camera. i have a dead laptop motherboard(since 2020) and i wish i had the tools to fix it, but buying them will cost far more than buying a gaming pc
@@gastongl404 If you are interested in putting a repair bench together this is the time to do it. I have multimeters, power supply, oscilloscopes, signal generator and boxes of parts and so far over the last 2 years I've spent less than $600. It's not a professional set up but it's great for a hobbyist like me. There are good used oscilloscopes for under $100. If you shop around everything is cheap now. If you ever wanted to do it, this is the best time.
@@coptertim thanks for ur advice, i am already the type that searches for used parts to save money xD, but in my country (Tunisia)everything is expensive, oscilloscopes here cost 1874 TND, used cost 570 TND, cheap semi-professional soldering station 1342 TND, microscope made in china between 500 and 1200 TND, and the motherboard i wanna repair is for hp pavillion note 15, i5 5200u so it doesn't worth it xD, imagine a car like Peugeot 106 costs around 11k TND(1dollar= around 3 TND) while the average salary is 700 TND, houses are impossible to buy since 2019, a TikToker got a free watch from china to sponsor it but he had to pay 50bucks taxes to get it(while the Chinese company already paid all fees), a girl working online(doing micro jobs) got paid like 2k $ from amazon and the central bank received the money and blocked her access, they said she's doing money laundry, and the list goes on xD,
Today in America, too many young people think this is a terrible place and they think we should be more like other countries. I wish they could speak to someone like you that knows how good we have it. I know one thing, people like yourself who come here do very well. They have good businesses and work very hard. Our kids don't know how good they have it. No matter what you hear in the news, if you come here and work hard, there is no limit to what you can do. Good luck with your project, I hope you find everything you're looking for.
My first port of call in such cases is to look for a faulty mainboard. You often find boards sold cheaply as defective for spare parts even because of a broken connector. I also often get remaining boards from services for spare parts sent to me free of charge, half of them are still easily repairable.
Even if you are not lucky, you can find so many components on a board that you can't make a loss with such cheap boards.
My experience with faulty motherboards from ebay was not so bright as yours. All of them had non-fixable fault, like shorted cpu and such. I did buy them to learn though so it wasn't total loss at least. Thank you Sorin so another great vid.
So you are saying its impossible to fix those laptops if cpu or such are shorted? how
@@SaadKhan-rg4eh of-course it is possible to fix the MB, even if the CPU/GPU is shorted, but at what cost? CPU from china will most likely cost you the same amount as the fully working motherboard.
I remember thinking the exact same way about just buying a working motherboard for a laptop.
Several months back I had an Alienware 15 R2 that wasn't powering on and wasn't taking a charge. AC adapter went into protection mode as well. Narrowed it down to a shorted capacitor on the VCORE circuit. The short went away and the AC adapter didn't go into protection mode anymore, but unfortunately the CPU was shorted so the board was deemed a no fix. So I searched for a replacement.
There were replacement boards for $130 or so, and then there was a "for parts" board for $70. I decided to take the risk and order the board to make it interesting.
This replacement board had the exact same problem, but without the shorted CPU. Replaced the shorted capacitor and the board powers on and functions, but shortly after I discovered that it wasn't charging the battery and it was reporting the incorrect charge percentage. So I went ahead and checked the first two MOSFETS next to the DC IN jack. One of them had extremely low resistance; so I went back to the old board and took one of the MOSFETS off and replaced it on the new board. Powered on the laptop and looked at the battery and charge status.
Charging.
The risks that you take in life determine whether or not you truly learn. If I hadn't ordered a non-working board and learned how to fix it, I probably wouldn't have the experience in measuring components or fixing those boards because I'd be taking the easy way out by just ordering a perfectly functioning board, and that's never really fun in my eyes.
My manager was happy that I fixed it and he decided to buy the laptop from me since he needed one with an ethernet jack.
I use a lot of donor boards, often due to speed and availability of parts. Our hopes of taking two broken things and making one working thing can be quickly spoiled by the fact that many donors failed in pretty much the same way. However, in the case of motherboards, there are enough failure points that sometimes we get lucky and it really is just a capacitor.....
i have seen a lot of your videos and feel i have never wasted any time , Thank you. Ps. Likely the original HDD / OS will not fully function because many OS's record the motherboards serial number to prevent copying the OS. Keep up the good work, Thank you
That was a sweet repair Sorin and one to savour in the memory banks of best repairs. Thank you!
Laughter 😂 when you talk about replacing the capacitor. It is worth a million likes
Very happy you have 300K. I get almost as much satisfaction when you repair something.
I am happy for you that you were able to repair the laptop but I would have also liked to learn Romanian dance with Professor Sorin 😂
Congratulations for 300k subscribers!!!
Congratz on 300K subs!
Great Job Sorin👍
Nice one! i feel your joy sorin :)
in order to apply thermopaste u need to put some paste just only in the middle and with the heatsink u will press all over the chip. That is how it should be.
I love watching your work specially your tools...maybe i could fix my faulty x50 korg if i have tools like that..thank you for your video...
Sorin have you consider buying broken electronics and try to flip it? It makes good content and you'll make some money on the side.
Loved the video, well done!
13:50 that chuckle says it all lol great satisfaction
Good call...your not only very skilled but lucky too lol! but dont forget the board swap may bring up a small license headache if running windows... as OEM installs are tied to the hardware but are easily resolved
With soldered ram boards, I wouldn't say victory without at least testing everything. There's boards out there with defective storage controllers. Have fun with those
Likely the "new' board had windoze and just activates anyway and now the Microsoft 3rd party meta clients are getting confused with the drastic change in the user's browsing habits. Might think they are performing NewYear's resolutions and giving up the porn sites ;)
It would be nice if you identify the type of cap and show the re-fit. Ive never seen surface mount re-soldering. Great video again thanks.
If there is schematics he can tell the value. Since he swaps the cap from the old board there is no need. He would use likely hot air station and pre-tined pad and just place the new old cap in place. AdamantIT have plenty such videos.
Good job sir. 👍
Good job mate 👍
I've been dancing for years Sorin
Your a great technician,. Where is your place, I have laptop problem also.
Sorin you are like my father to me. I learned how to repair laptop from scratch ..now i run a business 😊😊😊😊
I knew it will work with you!
Your a magician ... I want to be like you someday..
Sorin with luck on your side or the magic of your repairs it's a good idea to buy faulty motherboards just how faulty is the big question :)
Ahahaaah geat! The good work keeps going! Thank you Master!
I am Sad so many new laptops unfixable cause of gpu or gpu shorted!Old question needs new answer its time for reballing or not???Anyway another nice video from Mr Sorin Thank you!!!
3:00 Sorin dancing school 🤣
14:00 Sorin dancing school postponed 🤣
Sorin, thank you for sharing. Ebay boards can be like playing the lottery. You either love or hate ebay. A bit like marmite. We cannot do without in the end.
Always Marmite, never Vegemite (yuk).
Master Sorin, why your first reaction was like „oh, main power rail is shorted, that‘s bad…“ when for each Mosfet, there are a couple of caps between power rail and ground, so statistically is more likely it is a shorted cap than high side Mosfet. Perhaps guy who sold the board on ebay thinks the same way, main power rail shorted, so I cannot fix it…
I'd like to know the answer as well
I guess we have to wait to learn to dance, and here I was looking foreword to it.
Yes i could see Sorin Dancing to Polka Music :)
Electronic dance school. I like the sound of that !
How much did you spend trying to fix the original one?
great video.
Sorin! I'm getting a t-shirt: It's a capacitor!!!
and on the back "I will replace it" :D
@@GharacDurac Not! Hehe
Dancing with Sorin. What are you going to teach in your first lesson? :D
Great video, thanks Sorin. Are you now going to sell that other faulty motherboard on Ebay for 30 pounds? ;-)
Nice video, why the designer of the pcb didn't put an overvoltage protection for the cpu and other shipset.
nice one sir you are awsome
Nice One Sir..🥰🥰🥰
Sorry folks, this channel is still called Electronics Repair School. We won't be practicing dance today 🤣
Pls make video how to reprogram that big chip. And.. did you resolder that cap ;)?
Respect domnule Sorin.sunt student la electrica dar sincer nu avem practica. Cum as putea sa invat ceva că un curs de început ? Sa pot da înainte cu mici lucruri reparatii as vrea . Scule și componente am ceva până acum , nu am osciloscop dar o sa folosesc o placa de sunet momentan
Prices for faulty motherboards, GPU, and electronics in general have gone up in price, so taking the gamble has become expensive. Especially, when someone has attempted to repair it before, and have butchered it in the process.
30 dollar motherboard was a fluke ....1 out of million chances ... thats power of fixing electronics but problem is computer stores are too lazy to do this type of work or just are ignorant understanding how to fix electronics !
Hi Sorin, thnx for the great content. Whenever you figure out that a capacitor is short and you do not have a backup motherboard, how do you find out the capacitance and voltage in order to replace the shorted one ?
You shouldn't ask embarassing questions.
@@dennisbjones Greetings. Why are the questions embarrassing? Without a schematic and a similar board to compare, where will you get the information you require if not from a stalwart like Sorin who is obviously knowledgeable and would likely have the technical know how to share? Is it embarrassing to ask questions to increase your knowledge? Sorin was not asked about aeronautics engineering and or neurological procedures. He was asked the methods that would likely be used to determine the specifications of components if certain things that could otherwise be referred to are absent.
@@devonwilson5776 It was a joke because it is very unlikely that Sorin replaced the capacitor even if he did say offhand that he would. He knows that the laptop will work without the capacitor. He is also bound by a fixed fee charge etc. Typicaly if you were to try to determine it's value, you could remove a similar one near it and measure (especially if there are several in parallel).
There will likely be some info printed on the capacitor that will give you enough info to pull the data sheet. If not sometimes you can search around online and find out more about that board and possibly the components.
To the dude that told you to not be asking embarrassing questions, embarrassing bro.
Good Idea. Just buy another faulty board. I learnt something
Sorin ,,, you are the man ! One day i will replace you ! ( of Course )
after watching: satisfaction !!!
Hi Uncle Sorin , wanna ask something between Thermal Paste and Thermal Pad for Processor/GPU Laptops, which better from your point of view? need your reply please. big hugh from indonesia!
cpu and gpu dies needs thermal paste because of directly in contact with thermal interface of the heatsink (baseplate) of the vaporchamber and creates more heat source quickly and much less air gap bubbles is needed thats why thermal paste is a must. thermal pad on the other hand is good for ram and ssd.
@@sipansibabdreddknot5179 ok tx for your explanation , thanks
Nice one
sorin i need some dance moves for my lacocoracha
What is the functions of that capacitor which short the mother board because i always experience shortest in devices cause through the capacitor
capacitors fail on 80 percent of them i took 3 off mine that was in roll and now it works so i left it as is lol. apparently you dont need them all
I was hoping for a tango lesson... Dammit. ;)
Are you UK based
We can hear clicking without you moving your headset to the PS
At 7.50, was there a capacitor already removed from this location where power was applied?
no this is empty by default also at the original board as you can see at 0:25
When you are doing it for a hobby/learning, ie, no pressure, it's fine, but for a business it could bite you in the ass, ie, it could be as bad as the first MB.
Its alive again 🙂 That is the best thing in electronics repair when something dead is alive again the thermal camera do the thing agin😊Sorin you are the best👍
What caused the sparks at 3:26? Is it possible it caused damage?
nah. his power supply was just shorting to ground
Lowering the voltage on the power supply to like 1 volt, connect to motherboard, and then turning up the voltage on the power supply can help prevent that spark.
The spark is caused by high amperage going into the laptop, then suddenly the power supply brings the amperage back down to the amp setting on the power supply.
Power supplies often have capacitors on the output to smooth the output power. Those capacitors are able to provide a short burst of amperage.
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What's the issue with a shorted mosfet? And why would it not be repairable? I don't get it.
usually if the mosfet is shorted the CPU is dead.
why most of the faulty laptops that I saw over the years are Acer branded?
Be Happy!.. remember me when I was taking from thrash center, motherboards, graphic cards, disks, pentiums, Celeron and rebuilding a new one, being happy when the screen was showing the bios. As a teacher I was doing that with no money for my school, to the students having access to computers. Most of the machines thrown to trash were working. I had mostly issues with the new material brought at high price for my daughters or for me! I remember a graphic card taking lot of heat I brought 'new' on ebay...
WOW ... all I can say is WOW! 🤗 Lucky .... for sure. Yup, I'd be smiling too. 😄
Congrats on 300k subs Sorin... Just proves the absolute gems you're posting here
आपका का कार्य सराहनीय है और आपका अस्थमा ठीक। है।.
You are a great guy, Sorin. Thank you and best of luck!
Have been looking for a good thermal camera but there to much !!
So far for me it’s been a rip off, guy sold 2 computers no power issue and mentioned nothing about adding Liquid Metal to computers and they were both shot.
Those who have seen me dance are of the unanimous opinion that a dancing gryzzly bear is more graceful than me, which is why I see my future on this newly named channel as very dark.
What type of liquid do he use to locate the short?
I was thinking it was isopropyl, due to lower evaporating point?
isopropyl alcohol 99%
@@rbastianic why do you give an answer if you do not actually know? He is not using isopropyl alcohol
lighter fuel
He uses lighter fluid, but you can also use alcohol. This post will be shadow banned by Communist Google.
you should buy more from this seller xD
You don't have to open a dance school!!
Thanks for sharing this video
We already know that capacitor never going be replaced, and nothing bad going happen. :-)
Your videos are getting better and funier every day, Congrats!!
Sorin, thank you very much for this kind of videos. Please release more teaching stuff, doesnt matter how long it will be. We need knowledge!! THANK YOU! You are the best
nice work sir
The problem with SF315 or SF315-41G is that the power management is controlled by the APU/CPU. Worse if it's the 41G because it will not turn on the Discrete GPU neither.
Certainly it makes no sense to buy an expensive previously repaired board for a repair expert.😄
I am not from the UK, but I have recommended you many times when people has asked for places that does repairs!
Nice repair and bit of luck too.I personally bought several boards or even whole laptops and all of them had bad mosfets on CPU or RAM power supplies and fried CPUs of course.
But again - nice repair with a big satisfaction at the end for you and us Sorin!
You got lucky well done Sorin
13:49 - Who thinks its good idea that Sorin opens merch and start selling cups and tshirts "Of course I will replace shorted capacitor"? :D
Win - win 👍 That was happy ending 😊
No dancing classes though 🤦🏻♂️
Agree! My dell 7450 died after a power surge during a bios update. A new motherboard replacement would've costed $200 today, but I bought a "faulty" one for $30. It turned out it was just the NVMe connectors broken, which i could take from the old laptop. All solved. Now, it took me a while to do it because I don't have a permanent repair setup, so that's my take away.
Now, sorry to all who read that long comment. Thank you.
Change the channel to a how to prepare hot dogs channel. 😅
👏👏👏👍💪
So I guess no dancing school ?
wow this fix was amazing!
Hi sir thank you for the lesson am in watching, teach me more
Congratulations
Well I would not be mad at Sorin if he were to teach us how to dance at our wedings or stuff like that. xD
Sell the board you couldn't repair on ebay for 30 pounds to get your money back Sorin. :D