Even though Mr. Alex has done a tone of successful repairs... still he is smiling like a kid... That's the actual happiness every technician gets at the end of a successful repair. Well Done. 🤩
Hello Mr. Alex I am your colleague, I am 47 years old and I live in Tehran, Iran Every day I look forward to your repair and engineering videos,, you work really accurately and cleanly and professionally and I learn from you like an advanced training class, thank you Be happy and healthy
داداش این یارو ازون بیشعور هاست که تا حالا مثلش رو ندیدی. سرچ کن کانالهای خیلی بهتری ازین پیدا می‌کنی. در ضمن اسمش حسین هست از روی خجالت اسم الکس رو انتخاب کرده
@@iranfreedom12 ادعاش باسن خر رو پاره میکنه با همه دعوا داره. یارو ازش درخواست کرده که خواهشا از این تعمیر فیلم نگیر. مثل بچه های نوجوون لجبازی کرد و فیلم رو گرفت. قبلا وقتی از بعضی مشتری هاش گله میکرد باور میکردم الان فهمیدم با این اخلاق گندش همه تقصیر ها گردن خودشه. کاری که این میکنه رو چون نه تحصیلاتی میخواد نه مدرکی همه میتونند انجام بدن یه جوری حرف میزنه انگاری تو کل دنیا فقط خودشه که کارش درسته. فقط شانسش گرفته یوتیوبش گرفت و کمی معروف شد. هرکار بکنه و هرچقدر پول داشته باشه اما شخصیتش صفره
@@moya9450 مثلا کدوم کانال میشه معرفی کنید؟ البته ک اینجا واقعا نحوه توضیح دادن و کیفیت دوربینش خیلی خوبه من خیلی دیدم هیج کدوم بهتر از اینجا نمیشه یا خیلی غلیظ برتیش حرف میزنن ادم متوجه نمیشه چی میگن😅 یا مثلا کل ویدیو رو میزارن و ی لپ تاپ مثل این رو ۳۰ دقیقه فیلم گذاشته
@@imanmohammadian2101 کانال الکترونیک اسکول خوبه. کلا چندین ویدیو آموزشی داره که یاد میده روشهایی رو که خودش استفاده میکنه. اسمش سورین هست اهل رومانی که در انگلیس زندگی میکنه. کیفیت ویدیوش بد نیست اما اخلاقا خیلی بهتر ازینه و کارش هم درسته. کانال دیگه لویز راسسمن. که البته خیلی جامع توضیح نمیده و سریع صحبت میکنه و اما ده برابر این حسین حالیشه. سر فرصت چندین کانال اینجا میزارم
When I first saw the condition of that cap, I thought it had burned through the circuit board. And with a cap that large blowing, your customer was LUCKY no other components were cooked. Good job as always, sir.
Alex, sie sind unschlagbar ! Menschen wie sie, ersparen eine Menge Elektroschrott und schonen somit auch die Umwelt ! Absolut Spitze, was sie da machen ! Grüße aus 🇩🇪
I totally understand this, I am also a repair technician, and fixing a device always makes me super happy! I am definitely nowhere near as good at soldering as Alex, I do not have all the equipment he has, and I don't have his insane skills at tracking down short circuits, even though I perfectly understand basic electronics such as buck converters etc... But I do a little bit of component level repair here and there, and otherwise it's mostly just replacing whatever's dead, and optimizing machines because it's crazy how many people just buy new computers because the old one is insanely powerful with a lot of potential yet runs PAINFULLY SLOW! This is also partly OEMs fault for installing bloatware, using garbage thermal paste, terrible cooling sometimes, and terrible drives too.
A few weeks ago I walked into your shop and said "hello" and you said "Nobody is home" from your workstation 😂 Anyways, I bought one of your NF.V2 grinding pens and some low melt solder as a memento and we had a really nice chat. It was awesome meeting you Alex. I hope you continue to grow the business and wish you every success! You keep saying the magic of low melt solder and you know what? It's completely true. It makes stubborn components a breeze to remove. I've been using the stuff you sold me and it's great! Same with the NF.V2 grinding pen as well. It's much easier and more precise than scraping with a scalpel. Anyone in the market for electronic repair tools that Northridge Fix stocks I'd definitely recommend buying. Alex is a pleasure to do business with 👍
Another successful repair but I am concerned about the replacement fuse. X marking on the fuse =1.6A according to my information whereas the fuse you replaced is marked Q=0.25A.
I apreciate all what you have done to youre vedio my friend i learnd manny things when i whats youre vedio i wish a good health to you and youre family and more power to youre shop and more coustomer to come keep up the good work and dont for get to thanks to GOD and dont get bored to help people thanks and god bles you all and youre family.from phillipines
No rest for the weary! It looks like you are getting settled in to your new place . Glad to see new videos. I wonder if Big Boss misses his view outdoors ?
It depends on the fuse manufacturer.... I found tables that list an X fuse as 12Amps and a Q fuse as 10 Amps....in which case it will make little difference as 10 amps will only be called for in a fault condition... (littelfuse 2410sfv fuses)
Hi Alex can you please please make a quick video about how to inject voltage and where you inject it, eg through a test probe or alligator clip, and a video about how you check mosfets would also be awesome! Some quickie type videos, would be a fantastic addition to your channel!. Keep up the amazing work my friend. From Australia!
really enjoy your way of hadnling things, and the case with UPS, those things can bring small buisneses to close, so hope u will be ok...... And great to see your smile everytime you find the fix for broken items.... would love to have your skills and experience ;)
Found your channel only a few weeks ago, but i'm loving the videos, so informative. Been taching myself these kinds of repairs on old low-value boards or on boards i get from the scrapyard that don't work. I don't have any fancy equipment, most of it is self made, but it works for the level of experience i have. I do have one question, i don't have a microscope yet, been using a magnifying glass with a ringlight, what low budget microscope would you recommend?
Good analyses / repair. "You should never get a short-circuit on a fuse", damn, 50 years of electronics knowledge down the drain (or source or gate). UPS has lost the plot recently, I believe they are using a third -party brokerage to advise on customs etc, unfortunately they are mainly staffed by untrained school-leavers, in another country.
I agree with your assesment of UPS, I order a lot of stuff from other countries and usually pay no import duties unless carriage is with UPS then everytime and I would not be surprised if they are not passing it onto Customs.
Customs will have raised import duty and UPS pass the bill on. Have the video card returned to sender and do not accept it. They can’t charge you for something you don’t accept.
It's crazy to think that the death of a single capacitor worth 10 cents can cause someone to throw their laptop away and get a new one. Where a capacitor is critical for such an expensive machine's functionality, high tier caps should be used...
Surely import charges do not apply at all on an item being sent for repair. It's not a purchase. Is this an error by UPS or was it not made clear by the sender? I suppose UPS would see it as a straight purchase if it was not indicated in the shipping details.
HI Everyone, I had the same problem recently and managed to fix mine. my problem was the CMOS battery was dead. I removed the battery and the computer worked completely fine.
I have question Sir, how do you torque screws on electronics to not damage hardware/covers and not to leave them loose? How do you know how much torque need to be applied?
That fee from UPS it's probably import taxes by the US government for importing a product into America? and UPS is probably just collecting that money on behalf of the government?
my gaming laptop had gotten a blown cap and im not sure whatelse but since its under warranty its on its way to acer but it was a SMD cap a rather small one near the LVDS connector i feel they will replace the board again hopefully they also replace a daughter board on it that ive had issues with
hey, good job, I have a razer blade 15 2019, a capacitor similar to the one in the video shorted near the power coils of the gpu, it was so strong that it melted a power ic driver of the coil, the problem is that I can't find a reference to the ic BAABSK numbering power only says that, I have searched everywhere and nothing appears, do you know if any other power ic is compatible with this ic.
i removed the heat sink recently and changed the thermal paste for rtx 2060 and also i7-10750h processor however the rzer blade 2020 doesn't detect the GPU anymore
X is a 12 Amp fuse and Q is 10 Amp fuse, probably ok. www.littelfuse.com/~/media/electronics/datasheets/fuses/littelfuse_fuse_2410sfv_datasheet.pdf.pdf
@@Big_M_Race_Ace If you knew how fuses work on these types of boards you would know it doesn't matter. Believe me, the customer will have complete satisfaction when they get their laptop back.
2410 Q fuse is one step lower then x Rated 10A instead of 12A. Fuse will not draw anything close to 10a unless something is seriously wrong with the circuit. Q is a valid and safe replacement.
I have a problem with my secondhand Razer Blade 15 Base 2018 model. The problem is it won't charge but still shows the charging symbol on screen. I replaced the battery hoping that would solve the issue but it has not. I'm debating on getting a new charger but I'm worried that the problem is what's shown in this video. I undervolted my Razer to improve performance and I'm worried that this may be the cause of it not charging. I only bought it a couple months ago and I'm not sure what to do at this moment the battery only has about 10 percent life on it now
I think some caps just work as means to smooth out the incoming current, there are not connecting any traces together. But that doesn't mean they shouldn't be replaced
@ TenkaiSp pretty much has it, capacitors fit in one of two categories - coupling and de-coupling. The size of the capacitor is an indication of which 'camp' the capacitor is in, if it is physically quite large it is likely a smoothing capacitor (de-coupling the supply from the noise) and the board will most likely function without the capacitor fitted, if it is a small capacitor it is most likely a coupling capacitor (AC coupling two parts of a circuit together) and there is a much greater chance that the capacitor is required for the circuit to function.(and its value is probably more important to get right) The large cap that was blown on this board could probably be replaced with pretty much any value capacitor of a similar physical size (providing the rating is ~20v or more).
@@TenkaiSp This depends where the cap is in the schematic and how much voltage instability the supplied circuit will tolerate. In the worst case the supplied circuit may fail/die when not supplied with a sufficiently large cap filtered supply. Sometimes these caps are also used as timing elements - then the function will fail. Sometimes - when being used as coupling caps between stages - signal will not come through and for example audio or alike will fail, if they are missing.
The sender should have not put the value so high, when sending it. Whatever he paid for it originally, non working it's junk. The problem is, if it gets lost he's hoping to be compensated for a brand new one. Sounds like the sender is trying a scam...
@@ninobixio6156 this isn’t about experience, it’s about understanding the circuit. I’m asking because sometimes it works without it present and sometimes it works but removing the component and just shorting the points. I want to know how he knows this without having the schematics
@@sj55 I forgot to metion that I am an EE - actually designing devices Alex is fixing. So please excuse, if I am sometimes a bit critical about his work.
I agree with concerns expressed by others here about fuses. Please take care with fuses. Some research and the exact replacement could have been found. "It's fine, it's a lower rating". No, it is not fine!
Even though Mr. Alex has done a tone of successful repairs... still he is smiling like a kid... That's the actual happiness every technician gets at the end of a successful repair. Well Done. 🤩
this is called passion and its the main reason why people find success in their jobs!! if your not passionate about your job you'll never succeed...
Oh yeah
the feeling never get's old tbh
Shawarma makes me gassy
Well done !!! We got it !
Hello Mr. Alex
I am your colleague, I am 47 years old and I live in Tehran, Iran
Every day I look forward to your repair and engineering videos,, you work really accurately and cleanly and professionally and I learn from you like an advanced training class, thank you
Be happy and healthy
داداش این یارو ازون بیشعور هاست که تا حالا مثلش رو ندیدی. سرچ کن کانالهای خیلی بهتری ازین پیدا می‌کنی. در ضمن اسمش حسین هست از روی خجالت اسم الکس رو انتخاب کرده
@@moya9450 دقیقا، خیلی هم ادعاش میشه . تهش لحیم کاره. کلی حرفه ای تو یوتیوب هست
@@iranfreedom12 ادعاش باسن خر رو پاره میکنه با همه دعوا داره. یارو ازش درخواست کرده که خواهشا از این تعمیر فیلم نگیر. مثل بچه های نوجوون لجبازی کرد و فیلم رو گرفت. قبلا وقتی از بعضی مشتری هاش گله میکرد باور میکردم الان فهمیدم با این اخلاق گندش همه تقصیر ها گردن خودشه. کاری که این میکنه رو چون نه تحصیلاتی میخواد نه مدرکی همه میتونند انجام بدن یه جوری حرف میزنه انگاری تو کل دنیا فقط خودشه که کارش درسته. فقط شانسش گرفته یوتیوبش گرفت و کمی معروف شد. هرکار بکنه و هرچقدر پول داشته باشه اما شخصیتش صفره
@@moya9450 مثلا کدوم کانال میشه معرفی کنید؟ البته ک اینجا واقعا نحوه توضیح دادن و کیفیت دوربینش خیلی خوبه من خیلی دیدم هیج کدوم بهتر از اینجا نمیشه یا خیلی غلیظ برتیش حرف میزنن ادم متوجه نمیشه چی میگن😅 یا مثلا کل ویدیو رو میزارن و ی لپ تاپ مثل این رو ۳۰ دقیقه فیلم گذاشته
@@imanmohammadian2101 کانال الکترونیک اسکول خوبه. کلا چندین ویدیو آموزشی داره که یاد میده روشهایی رو که خودش استفاده میکنه. اسمش سورین هست اهل رومانی که در انگلیس زندگی میکنه. کیفیت ویدیوش بد نیست اما اخلاقا خیلی بهتر ازینه و کارش هم درسته. کانال دیگه لویز راسسمن. که البته خیلی جامع توضیح نمیده و سریع صحبت میکنه و اما ده برابر این حسین حالیشه. سر فرصت چندین کانال اینجا میزارم
When I first saw the condition of that cap, I thought it had burned through the circuit board. And with a cap that large blowing, your customer was LUCKY no other components were cooked. Good job as always, sir.
Another great video Alex!! This is what Alex does everyday. Years of experience and it shows. Bless you and your family Alex
Alex, sie sind unschlagbar !
Menschen wie sie, ersparen eine Menge Elektroschrott und schonen somit auch die Umwelt !
Absolut Spitze, was sie da machen !
Grüße aus 🇩🇪
Nice to see that Alex still gets joy from fixing a device. Even after fixing hundreds of devices
I totally understand this, I am also a repair technician, and fixing a device always makes me super happy!
I am definitely nowhere near as good at soldering as Alex, I do not have all the equipment he has, and I don't have his insane skills at tracking down short circuits, even though I perfectly understand basic electronics such as buck converters etc...
But I do a little bit of component level repair here and there, and otherwise it's mostly just replacing whatever's dead, and optimizing machines because it's crazy how many people just buy new computers because the old one is insanely powerful with a lot of potential yet runs PAINFULLY SLOW!
This is also partly OEMs fault for installing bloatware, using garbage thermal paste, terrible cooling sometimes, and terrible drives too.
A few weeks ago I walked into your shop and said "hello" and you said "Nobody is home" from your workstation 😂
Anyways, I bought one of your NF.V2 grinding pens and some low melt solder as a memento and we had a really nice chat. It was awesome meeting you Alex. I hope you continue to grow the business and wish you every success!
You keep saying the magic of low melt solder and you know what? It's completely true. It makes stubborn components a breeze to remove.
I've been using the stuff you sold me and it's great! Same with the NF.V2 grinding pen as well. It's much easier and more precise than scraping with a scalpel. Anyone in the market for electronic repair tools that Northridge Fix stocks I'd definitely recommend buying. Alex is a pleasure to do business with 👍
I've been watching this channel over a year now, it's amazing
I love it that you're so happy after you fix something! awesome :)
Another successful repair but I am concerned about the replacement fuse. X marking on the fuse =1.6A according to my information whereas the fuse you replaced is marked Q=0.25A.
Good question...hope he gives an answer
Replacing a fuse with a lower rating is fine, you just don't go the other way.
Not the first time Alex did that. I don't think he pays any attention to fuse values.
Q is 10 Amp X is 12 Amp, so it‘s fine
@@oliverbockler1094 this may be fine here, but try that on a GPU - the moment custoer changes power slider in MSI afterburner and the fuse is gone.
The no glare lamp is definitely magic. Like the one Aladdin found
I apreciate all what you have done to youre vedio my friend i learnd manny things when i whats youre vedio i wish a good health to you and youre family and more power to youre shop and more coustomer to come keep up the good work and dont for get to thanks to GOD and dont get bored to help people thanks and god bles you all and youre family.from phillipines
No rest for the weary! It looks like you are getting settled in to your new place . Glad to see new videos. I wonder if Big Boss misses his view outdoors ?
When you replace a X fuse (1.6A) by a Q fuse (0.25A) will it not blow rapidely at the first heavy load?
yes
It depends on the fuse manufacturer.... I found tables that list an X fuse as 12Amps and a Q fuse as 10 Amps....in which case it will make little difference as 10 amps will only be called for in a fault condition... (littelfuse 2410sfv fuses)
Yes it will - and the repair will find its way home to Alex, who still ignores the properties and function of fuses.
merci beaucoup pour ces videos toujours très instructives
Hi Alex can you please please make a quick video about how to inject voltage and where you inject it, eg through a test probe or alligator clip, and a video about how you check mosfets would also be awesome!
Some quickie type videos, would be a fantastic addition to your channel!.
Keep up the amazing work my friend.
From Australia!
Another tremendous analysis and resolution!!
we learn a lot from you wish you all the best thinks in your life from algeria
Thank you Alex ✌🏾
That was a very quick fix Alex!
Where did he inject the voltage? The mosfet or the fuse?
good fast punchy work,love it
I have a questions why does fuses have different markings? Y, X Q? Why not just F? Great job as always. Thermal camera to the rescue.
These Fuses are 2410 type, Q is 10 Amp, X is 12 Amp
Fabulous job. Magnificent.
really enjoy your way of hadnling things, and the case with UPS, those things can bring small buisneses to close, so hope u will be ok......
And great to see your smile everytime you find the fix for broken items.... would love to have your skills and experience ;)
Mr. Alex, you are Master Alex!
Found your channel only a few weeks ago, but i'm loving the videos, so informative. Been taching myself these kinds of repairs on old low-value boards or on boards i get from the scrapyard that don't work. I don't have any fancy equipment, most of it is self made, but it works for the level of experience i have.
I do have one question, i don't have a microscope yet, been using a magnifying glass with a ringlight, what low budget microscope would you recommend?
Nice work :) love channel ❤
Nice job, very instructive. what all the letters are on the fuses are? please i'd like to know
When are you moving shops?
Dang that chassis color is nice
how do they force people to pay for their shipping?
If you're being sent something from abroad you're bascially importing it and therefore liably to pay customs duty.
Its sort of import tax when shipping items to the states (2% of item value).
Well done !!! We got it.
Good analyses / repair. "You should never get a short-circuit on a fuse", damn, 50 years of electronics knowledge down the drain (or source or gate). UPS has lost the plot recently, I believe they are using a third -party brokerage to advise on customs etc, unfortunately they are mainly staffed by untrained school-leavers, in another country.
I agree with your assesment of UPS, I order a lot of stuff from other countries and usually pay no import duties unless carriage is with UPS then everytime and I would not be surprised if they are not passing it onto Customs.
curious to know what all the letters are on the fuses are? are they ratings?
Hello Alex wich multimedier are you using ?
Customs will have raised import duty and UPS pass the bill on. Have the video card returned to sender and do not accept it. They can’t charge you for something you don’t accept.
Quick fix only because Alex is a genius!! Razer laptops are the hardest laptops ever to work on! no parts available and no schematics
It's crazy to think that the death of a single capacitor worth 10 cents can cause someone to throw their laptop away and get a new one.
Where a capacitor is critical for such an expensive machine's functionality, high tier caps should be used...
Razers are very nice looking laptop, also internally
Surely import charges do not apply at all on an item being sent for repair. It's not a purchase. Is this an error by UPS or was it not made clear by the sender? I suppose UPS would see it as a straight purchase if it was not indicated in the shipping details.
HI Everyone,
I had the same problem recently and managed to fix mine. my problem was the CMOS battery was dead. I removed the battery and the computer worked completely fine.
Alex please consider opening a shop in every country on planet earth. 😔
I have question Sir, how do you torque screws on electronics to not damage hardware/covers and not to leave them loose? How do you know how much torque need to be applied?
you are a hard-working man and ppl trying to fck you over this world are crazy you carry on bud,.//.,
Amazing video. Great repair, found the faulty place very fast. Thats the way it should go. Thank you for that video. Greets
That fee from UPS it's probably import taxes by the US government for importing a product into America? and UPS is probably just collecting that money on behalf of the government?
Why pink for a Razer? Great work, Mr. Alex.
Owesome job
my gaming laptop had gotten a blown cap and im not sure whatelse but since its under warranty its on its way to acer but it was a SMD cap a rather small one near the LVDS connector i feel they will replace the board again hopefully they also replace a daughter board on it that ive had issues with
1:54 Of course the fuse is blown, there is an X on it :D
could you do a video on how mosfat works ? it would be great
NICE FIX!
good work sir
hey, good job, I have a razer blade 15 2019, a capacitor similar to the one in the video shorted near the power coils of the gpu, it was so strong that it melted a power ic driver of the coil, the problem is that I can't find a reference to the ic BAABSK numbering power only says that, I have searched everywhere and nothing appears, do you know if any other power ic is compatible with this ic.
You're just a badass, Alex
Awesome ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻
excellent
i removed the heat sink recently and changed the thermal paste for rtx 2060 and also i7-10750h processor however the rzer blade 2020 doesn't detect the GPU anymore
What is the melting temperature of the low melt solder ?
It melts at around 140c.
But you replaced an X with a Q!
Same size Fuse
X is a 12 Amp fuse and Q is 10 Amp fuse, probably ok. www.littelfuse.com/~/media/electronics/datasheets/fuses/littelfuse_fuse_2410sfv_datasheet.pdf.pdf
@@Big_M_Race_Ace If you knew how fuses work on these types of boards you would know it doesn't matter.
Believe me, the customer will have complete satisfaction when they get their laptop back.
2410 Q fuse is one step lower then x Rated 10A instead of 12A. Fuse will not draw anything close to 10a unless something is seriously wrong with the circuit. Q is a valid and safe replacement.
Can you fix a board out of a treadmill? The one by the motor not the screen
Why does it still work without a capacitor?
AWESOME
I have a problem with my secondhand Razer Blade 15 Base 2018 model. The problem is it won't charge but still shows the charging symbol on screen. I replaced the battery hoping that would solve the issue but it has not. I'm debating on getting a new charger but I'm worried that the problem is what's shown in this video. I undervolted my Razer to improve performance and I'm worried that this may be the cause of it not charging. I only bought it a couple months ago and I'm not sure what to do at this moment the battery only has about 10 percent life on it now
sir good afternoon i am from Philippines i ask how much the voltage and ampere you used to inject in the board?
1 To 1.5 volt in low voltage
Where do you inject it @
A repair shop gave me an estimate of 800$ to fix my razer motherboard. Mine also suddenly stopped turning on. Do chips really cost that much to fix?
Hi,
Why is it possible to not replace some capacitors, whilst others need to be replaced otherwise the computer won't turn on?
Thanks
I think some caps just work as means to smooth out the incoming current, there are not connecting any traces together. But that doesn't mean they shouldn't be replaced
@
TenkaiSp pretty much has it, capacitors fit in one of two categories - coupling and de-coupling. The size of the capacitor is an indication of which 'camp' the capacitor is in, if it is physically quite large it is likely a smoothing capacitor (de-coupling the supply from the noise) and the board will most likely function without the capacitor fitted, if it is a small capacitor it is most likely a coupling capacitor (AC coupling two parts of a circuit together) and there is a much greater chance that the capacitor is required for the circuit to function.(and its value is probably more important to get right) The large cap that was blown on this board could probably be replaced with pretty much any value capacitor of a similar physical size (providing the rating is ~20v or more).
@@TenkaiSp This depends where the cap is in the schematic and how much voltage instability the supplied circuit will tolerate. In the worst case the supplied circuit may fail/die when not supplied with a sufficiently large cap filtered supply.
Sometimes these caps are also used as timing elements - then the function will fail. Sometimes - when being used as coupling caps between stages - signal will not come through and for example audio or alike will fail, if they are missing.
Awesome
probably don't need that cap if unit works, just extra filtering!
My razer blade is insect attacked. How to repaire or what do i need to do
nice
Isnt it a diode? Bc there was a plus
electrolytic caps are also polarized.
Can repaire an insect attack?
👍
That UPS issue would not exist if the package was declared as a temporary export by the customer.
Or if the customer had used EMS, which never charges import duty/taxes.
I think it is not a cap, but a diode
First like and First comment perfect job as always keep it up 👍🏻👍🏻
Hi Alex!
Hello Jon
The sender should have not put the value so high, when sending it. Whatever he paid for it originally, non working it's junk. The problem is, if it gets lost he's hoping to be compensated for a brand new one. Sounds like the sender is trying a scam...
My question is from where do you get these capaster diouds ic chips to replace it ?
Good morning all 😘🌄
How does he know the laptop will work without the capacitor?
@@ninobixio6156 this isn’t about experience, it’s about understanding the circuit. I’m asking because sometimes it works without it present and sometimes it works but removing the component and just shorting the points. I want to know how he knows this without having the schematics
Luck. Sometimes this will work, sometimes only partially, sometimes not at all.
@@Andreas_Straub
Do you have anything good to say about his repairs or are you a master at them yourself 😮
@@sj55 I forgot to metion that I am an EE - actually designing devices Alex is fixing. So please excuse, if I am sometimes a bit critical about his work.
It's experience, he knows it's probably just a filtering cap so it's better to turn it on anyway and see if it is working.
That does not make sense. The cap could not get hot if the fuse was open.
he injected voltage obviously on the capacitor side of the fuse...
High five everyone, we got it. 😂
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I agree with concerns expressed by others here about fuses. Please take care with fuses.
Some research and the exact replacement could have been found.
"It's fine, it's a lower rating". No, it is not fine!
Everything shipped should be 150 value or less.
Hi sir I want online class from you
Bhai, TH-cam is online class.
Sheesh my blade is exhibiting the same symptoms. Maybe you guys can halps lol
3rd comment perefct comment . better than factory
مكثف ولا ثنائي ؟؟ اعتقد انه ثنائي القطب لانه يوجد قطبية + والمكثفات السطحية على ما اذكر بدون قطبية
Came in for no power.
Generally razer products are crap
Deffo 1st
Is this laptop top secret repair also ?