Sorin? I think your videos are great. The way you fault find and you never let anything go to the land fill. You'll always find a way to repair. And I love the way you talk to the camera! Asking Ok? You understand? ... these little things make it much more personal. Great see you next time mate
the bad cap was 25v 100uf, he used 35v 100uf and ?v 470uf. what do we need to care about, volts or uf. can we used more volts and less uf etc. can you please explaine?
@@TaaRiiFrp You need to care about both. Replacements should be the same voltage rating or higher, and the same capacitance or higher. Voltage is most important as if you push a capacitor over its voltage rating it can explode. The lower capacitance value he used for 2 caps in this video is usually ok for a quick fix but will create more ripple on that voltage rail and the set will have a shorter life than if the correct value was used. Either way, the 470uF of the replacements was higher than the capacitance of the dead ones.
Hi Sorin, I like your videos. Can you put together a tutorial on how to use a power supply to locate the bad capacitor? I saw you did it in an older video but I dont get the set up where to place the wires etc. Thanks
I just repaired a Phillips monitor and the power supply board looks very similar, caps are in the same places and look to be same values, even had a similar fault, power light but not turning on., My repair video will be published soon.
Hi. I really like your “dodgy” ways. Love your videos. Looking forward to seeing more “beginners” content :-) Which bench power supply could you reccomend / What should a bench psu as minimum have of functions?
You got those old caps out so fast! You did not even use desoldering tape or a suction tool. Could you explain your technique a bit? What temp is your iron? Did you just heat one side and pull from the other?
thanks for this video papa one of your students from Zambia. papa can you help with more videos on how to find a shorted component in a circuit if you don't mind.
Black caps are general pupose type usually. Best would be to use low esr type Japanese capacitors of same or higher values. Backlight CCFL leads fitted reversed on one pair. Cheap? quick not lasting fix
What caused capacitors to go bad? Did you check other components to make sure they are working properly otherwise new capacitors may go bad as well in near future. Great video thank you.
because these Capxon caps are really crap quality and after the years of heating and cooling down they fail that's why he goes straight away to replacing them instead of analyzing the circuit.
Ja Sam. Switchmode power supplys drive the smoothing capacitors hard, they get really hot and lose there effect, so the output voltage drops. It is typical for any switchmode, Pc,Tv,Laptop,Washing machine, and many more.
hello. love all your videos.i was wondering if you know the pin out of a ipod shuffle charging cable. its a 2nd gen i think. the colors of the wires are red, white, blue and green. I see a few diagrams online but none with those colors. thanks.
The same model LE19R86WD problem but, I tested all the capacitors, and are good, ok some are very close to the value so I don't think are capacitors in my case, in the connector that goes to the mainboard I have the 14.5v in three-pin so I think power board is ok. I put on the TV, I see the red led on and a short sound from the TV and nothing else, What I can do? , Thanks for the answer
on the upper left connector cables you have reversed the slot... but the end result does not seem important :) my old laptop is missing the red primary color, cosa può essere? with connecting an external monitor via VGA everything is ok, so the gpu should be excluded
Really great videos ! Has anyone any idea where to start checking if the charger is shutting down when connected ? (i cant measure 19v straight from the charging port if it is plugged in)
Should diodes always test OL on reverse polarity? I have a technika TV that only comes on sometimes when I press the power button. I found two diodes that are in parallel, and test 0.152 in diode mode and 0.868 in reverse polarity, while all other diodes are around 0.5 and OL in reverse polarity? Is this normal behaviour or are they diodes bad?
A 470uF is about half the value of 820uF. I think a 1000uF would be a much better option if you don't have a 820uF :) If you want the Tv/Monitor repair to last, then use 105 deg caps :)
Hi Sorin, I have a problem with my laptop and I think I found the cause. I think the problem is a mosfet DJ168J 9ACF 21CD, can you please let me know where I can find this part or with what other part I can replace it? Thank you
I have a question: Do you know something about receivers also as they are basically computers? My Yamaha receiver died, I mean, no audio, everything else is working as new. From internet I found, that this is quite common fault for that receiver model(unfortunately I did not read 1 star feedback before buying it), that audio dies, but video is still working fine. Is there separate chips on board as I used same HDMI cable for audio/video? Before it died, it started to fail starting up audio turning device on immediately, day by day it took longer(minutes), until after few months no audio at all. Every time, audio started, I heard some click as some relay or something switched on inside. Do you have idea, what that can be and would it be repairable or that is some processor-chip failure which replacement is impossible to find?
Hi sir,I like the way to did you job,especially when you identify the errors quickly.sir I also am an electronic lover, sir,I have a Small issue with my laptop. He is damaged by shampoo badly,I washed it with alcohol but all go too damn.now he is rusty and also shampoo spread everywhere on board,sir help me out,I am wondering if helped out, Me From Pakistan,,slm
Hello Sorin, I have a problem with asus motherboard, it's dead I have a 20v on power rails but I don't have 3.3 on bios chip, or 5.5v. This is the motherboard K40in rev 2.2g.
13:30 Sorin I have a question. If I use bigger capacity value, let say 1500 instead of 1000uF at the end of the power supply, then is it means that my voltage will be only nicer, more flat, or wat? Is there any side effect? (higher voltage, higher resistance, current draw, etc). I was always wondered -is it safe for circuit to increase capacity? Almost everyone is saying "you can choose capacitor with higher voltage, but always use the same capacity". So what the truth is?
Bigger capacity is fine on a smoothing capacitor like that. Its just a bigger bucket for the electrons, but the same amount going in and out producing a smoothed DC output after the rectifier. You would want exactly the same capacity if the capacitor was coupling AC signals as part of a filter, or as part of a timing circuit, but this one isnt. Voltage ratings are important though, keep them always the same or higher. I dont know why he used 470uF as a replacement for 1000uF though, thats not good, but if thats all he had and he was in a hurry and it was for a friend ...... it will still work, just not ideal.
buna geo, incerc sa gasesc shopul domnului sorin de doua luni. am un asus rog de reparat nu reusesc deloc sa iau legatura cu sau sa gasesc shopul ma poti ajuta cumva?
@@ioanoliviu7920 pai el nu este în România este undeva prin Anglia într-un mall nici mie nu mi_a raspuns da poate o va face vreodată poate ca nu răspunde la mesajele în limba romana nu știu exact da sunt sigur ca va raspunde
really? 820uf is very common in TVs and even PCs. not as common as 470uf but i see those very often on TVs. you use 110v there? maybe is more related to 220v circuits
@@md7828 I understand what you are saying, I am only posting what is good for the channel and what a lot of people like to see that watch the channel. A few that i know who are subbed think the phone stuff is not that interesting, others do like it. I watch for entertainment as it interests me.
If your customers damand quick, and you fix it too fast, they will expect fast ALL the time. I use panasonic low esr 105 degrees caps, not so cheap but last well, Sorry i not mean to swear at you LOL :-D.
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He has to have a fast turnaround time. Bottom line it works. Bet the customer is happy that his TV is ready so fast , not caring how he did it. He also does provide warranty. Good Job Sorin.
Some basic video editing would help. Your videos are good but way too long and full of you messing about unscrewing stuff and looking for things in your workshop. I know its realistic, but its kind of frustrating to watch. You will probably say just fast forward it then, but because you are giving out good advice at various times during the video, its impossible to know when its ok to fast forward. Shame really because you clearly know what you are doing with repairs. I hope you take this as constructive criticism, meant to make your videos even better. You arent the only one who never edits their videos. Having said that, this is one of your shorter ones isnt it? LOL BTW. Caps are a certain minimum size for a reason. I hope you dont just put any old value you can find when charging customers.
You have no time to watch? Don't do it. That easy. I love his videos and even more the longer ones. No problems with his work/business environment. There is always a lot to learn, becauce of Sorins "electronic" life experience.
Nah, not having it, a bit of video editing would improve his stuff loads. You might like to watch hours of fiddling about, but im quite sure for every one of you, there are 10 people who give up and turn off. And thats a shame because he is good at diagnosing problems.
If he is really good then you’ll finish watching. It’s clear you have not been watching Sorin’s channel for too long. He is not here to entertain you. He is here to fix things the “dogie” way. He has no time for editing. Is either lunch time already, or Friday yet, yeh?
as long as he speaks and it make sence is important, i love his videos,i have learn alot from this guy, we have a choice,you can watch it or dont watch it is your choice and your freedom to chose,he is giving his knowledge for free and you complained.
Sorin? I think your videos are great. The way you fault find and you never let anything go to the land fill. You'll always find a way to repair.
And I love the way you talk to the camera! Asking Ok? You understand? ... these little things make it much more personal.
Great see you next time mate
"Easy done"... in your hands everything is "an EASY one"!!! Thank You for sharing.
Less than 20 minutes job done that’s amazing, you’re so great Sorin
A very easy fix, but very useful , bravo !
great replacing of the caps :)
Please make more videos with TV repairs, btw you are great like always.
The good old blown caps. Fixed many a telly with blown caps and bad power board
the bad cap was 25v 100uf, he used 35v 100uf and ?v 470uf. what do we need to care about, volts or uf. can we used more volts and less uf etc. can you please explaine?
@@TaaRiiFrp You need to care about both.
Replacements should be the same voltage rating or higher, and the same capacitance or higher.
Voltage is most important as if you push a capacitor over its voltage rating it can explode.
The lower capacitance value he used for 2 caps in this video is usually ok for a quick fix but will create more ripple on that voltage rail and the set will have a shorter life than if the correct value was used. Either way, the 470uF of the replacements was higher than the capacitance of the dead ones.
might be the first through hole repair i see you make. Good fast job!
Love the nail clippers :) Was looking forward to exploding caps soldered in the wrong way :)
You a the master when it comes to fixing things, I know people who would have thrown that tv out!
good job, we also need a video that explains the operation and repair of the backligh, CCFL lamp, LEDs. Thank you
Nice job SORIN Thanx
Don`t remember what year it was, but there was a bad one for duff caps. A lot of computer motherboards suffered with them. Great job well done, Sorin.
Hi Sorin, I like your videos. Can you put together a tutorial on how to use a power supply to locate the bad capacitor? I saw you did it in an older video but I dont get the set up where to place the wires etc. Thanks
Thank you for the great work
You are the best one in making it work again.
Normally you have to discharge them before you touch them right?
Sorin aux jolies yeux merci de nous instruire !!!!
Great videos, show us all those other jobs too.
Great Video, How many hours does a T.V have to sit for it's current to drain out,
Nice job. Thanks
You make it look so easy, I'm struggling with soldering, 🤔
Love the videos, thanks for posting!
I just repaired a Phillips monitor and the power supply board looks very similar, caps are in the same places and look to be same values, even had a similar fault, power light but not turning on., My repair video will be published soon.
Useful video
Hi. I really like your “dodgy” ways. Love your videos. Looking forward to seeing more “beginners” content :-)
Which bench power supply could you reccomend / What should a bench psu as minimum have of functions?
You got those old caps out so fast! You did not even use desoldering tape or a suction tool. Could you explain your technique a bit? What temp is your iron? Did you just heat one side and pull from the other?
Great video and a easy fir this time
I enjoy your video as usual Sir :)
thanks for this video papa one of your students from Zambia. papa can you help with more videos on how to find a shorted component in a circuit if you don't mind.
yeah that was an easy one 👍😀👍
Black caps are general pupose type usually. Best would be to use low esr type Japanese capacitors of same or higher values. Backlight CCFL leads fitted reversed on one pair. Cheap? quick not lasting fix
I Love youre antistatic shirt 😀
Why dont u make thr usb cable longer yourdelf mate? i have done so. gret videos
Guys, on Vestel boards if you face no sound on speakers but sound on headphones just apply factory reset, sound processor usualy stuck.
What caused capacitors to go bad? Did you check other components to make sure they are working properly otherwise new capacitors may go bad as well in near future. Great video thank you.
All the capacitor got blown due to their age..
It is an old TV
because these Capxon caps are really crap quality and after the years of heating and cooling down they fail that's why he goes straight away to replacing them instead of analyzing the circuit.
If the TV is old enough you can safely assume that the capacitors failed simply due to wear and tear.
Ja Sam.
Switchmode power supplys drive the smoothing capacitors hard, they get really hot and lose there effect, so the output voltage drops.
It is typical for any switchmode, Pc,Tv,Laptop,Washing machine, and many more.
nice video 👍
you need to do a video on repairing the old crt tv
hello. love all your videos.i was wondering if you know the pin out of a ipod shuffle charging cable. its a 2nd gen i think. the colors of the wires are red, white, blue and green. I see a few diagrams online but none with those colors. thanks.
The same model LE19R86WD problem but, I tested all the capacitors, and are good, ok some are very close to the value so I don't think are capacitors in my case, in the connector that goes to the mainboard I have the 14.5v in three-pin so I think power board is ok. I put on the TV, I see the red led on and a short sound from the TV and nothing else, What I can do? , Thanks for the answer
Come to Besiktas Sorin...like daniel pancu
on the upper left connector cables you have reversed the slot... but the end result does not seem important :)
my old laptop is missing the red primary color, cosa può essere?
with connecting an external monitor via VGA everything is ok, so the gpu should be excluded
Really great videos ! Has anyone any idea where to start checking if the charger is shutting down when connected ? (i cant measure 19v straight from the charging port if it is plugged in)
Should diodes always test OL on reverse polarity? I have a technika TV that only comes on sometimes when I press the power button. I found two diodes that are in parallel, and test 0.152 in diode mode and 0.868 in reverse polarity, while all other diodes are around 0.5 and OL in reverse polarity? Is this normal behaviour or are they diodes bad?
Sir does capacitance doesn't matter while changing caps.
Do Not forget his WARNING on 9:54 !
A 470uF is about half the value of 820uF. I think a 1000uF would be a much better option if you don't have a 820uF :)
If you want the Tv/Monitor repair to last, then use 105 deg caps :)
Where is a good place to buy a good selection of these caps. Thanks
Hi Sorin, I have a problem with my laptop and I think I found the cause. I think the problem is a mosfet DJ168J 9ACF 21CD, can you please let me know where I can find this part or with what other part I can replace it? Thank you
Is that a pcmcia slot on a tv??
I have a question: Do you know something about receivers also as they are basically computers? My Yamaha receiver died, I mean, no audio, everything else is working as new. From internet I found, that this is quite common fault for that receiver model(unfortunately I did not read 1 star feedback before buying it), that audio dies, but video is still working fine. Is there separate chips on board as I used same HDMI cable for audio/video? Before it died, it started to fail starting up audio turning device on immediately, day by day it took longer(minutes), until after few months no audio at all. Every time, audio started, I heard some click as some relay or something switched on inside. Do you have idea, what that can be and would it be repairable or that is some processor-chip failure which replacement is impossible to find?
Hi sir,I like the way to did you job,especially when you identify the errors quickly.sir I also am an electronic lover, sir,I have a Small issue with my laptop. He is damaged by shampoo badly,I washed it with alcohol but all go too damn.now he is rusty and also shampoo spread everywhere on board,sir help me out,I am wondering if helped out, Me From Pakistan,,slm
Just a quick question what kind of solder do you use for your electronics repairs
Hello Sorin, I have a problem with asus motherboard, it's dead I have a 20v on power rails but I don't have 3.3 on bios chip, or 5.5v. This is the motherboard K40in rev 2.2g.
More tv fix videos...please.
Hi Sorin. Where can i find your work place, where are you based ? I have few things to be fixed 😊
13:30 Sorin I have a question. If I use bigger capacity value, let say 1500 instead of 1000uF at the end of the power supply, then is it means that my voltage will be only nicer, more flat, or wat? Is there any side effect? (higher voltage, higher resistance, current draw, etc). I was always wondered -is it safe for circuit to increase capacity? Almost everyone is saying "you can choose capacitor with higher voltage, but always use the same capacity". So what the truth is?
Bigger capacity is fine on a smoothing capacitor like that. Its just a bigger bucket for the electrons, but the same amount going in and out producing a smoothed DC output after the rectifier.
You would want exactly the same capacity if the capacitor was coupling AC signals as part of a filter, or as part of a timing circuit, but this one isnt.
Voltage ratings are important though, keep them always the same or higher.
I dont know why he used 470uF as a replacement for 1000uF though, thats not good, but if thats all he had and he was in a hurry and it was for a friend ...... it will still work, just not ideal.
I do not understand as you running repair shop, but you do not have supply of new capacitors and other board elements, why?
He mostly fixes laptops and phones, that's why
Still should have a good supply of capacitors.
I guess that is how you run a business you don't waste time and money on parts you probably won't need........... even if they are not expensive.
Because he doesn't work with electronics that mainly require them. I'm sure he has a good stock of components he frequently works with though.
you know he's not the owner, right? :)
Please sir i want bios for dell 3020 opteplex if not you have tell me whene can i find it ?
How do i get in contact with the maker of this video? Email? Have some questions and ideas!
Exactly how many years have you worked with electronics?
Salut Sorin de cand te astept! MORE VIDEOS
buna geo, incerc sa gasesc shopul domnului sorin de doua luni. am un asus rog de reparat
nu reusesc deloc sa iau legatura cu sau sa gasesc shopul
ma poti ajuta cumva?
@@ioanoliviu7920 pai el nu este în România este undeva prin Anglia într-un mall nici mie nu mi_a raspuns da poate o va face vreodată poate ca nu răspunde la mesajele în limba romana nu știu exact da sunt sigur ca va raspunde
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De 10 ani
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What is repair charges to the client for changing those caps ?
really? 820uf is very common in TVs and even PCs. not as common as 470uf but i see those very often on TVs. you use 110v there? maybe is more related to 220v circuits
Why you call it LCD TV, just because it's using CCFL and not LED backlight? Both are LCD, but with different backlight tech.
How do you display all you meters and videos on your computer videos
With webcam
we want to see telephone repair more, thanks😊
we or You
@@md7828 I think he... The laptop repair videos are much better and watched by a lot of people.
@@TheOldRogue no matter what, it is important that He explains it so that even an idiot like me can understand it
but most want fish and not fishing (people are looking for ready-made solutions to specific things that have met them)
@@md7828 I understand what you are saying, I am only posting what is good for the channel and what a lot of people like to see that watch the channel. A few that i know who are subbed think the phone stuff is not that interesting, others do like it. I watch for entertainment as it interests me.
Come on, Sorin! Knowing what you are capable of making a 17 minutes video about changing a few caps?! :)))
Where's your shop at?? London?
easy one :)
If your customers damand quick, and you fix it too fast, they will expect fast ALL the time.
I use panasonic low esr 105 degrees caps, not so cheap but last well, Sorry i not mean to swear at you LOL :-D.
Damn they make the power supply is cheap there like 10 components on it
if its a samsung tv............it HAS to be blown caps !.......... its their trademark !!! lol :)
New ones could simply crack the solder joints.
Ez job
yoda
Where are the Mosfets...................Wow Caps Blew....
There're 3 on the green board.
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More laziness and sloppy work
He has to have a fast turnaround time. Bottom line it works. Bet the customer is happy that his TV is ready so fast , not caring how he did it. He also does provide warranty. Good Job Sorin.
That's no excuse.
Some basic video editing would help. Your videos are good but way too long and full of you messing about unscrewing stuff and looking for things in your workshop. I know its realistic, but its kind of frustrating to watch.
You will probably say just fast forward it then, but because you are giving out good advice at various times during the video, its impossible to know when its ok to fast forward.
Shame really because you clearly know what you are doing with repairs.
I hope you take this as constructive criticism, meant to make your videos even better.
You arent the only one who never edits their videos.
Having said that, this is one of your shorter ones isnt it? LOL
BTW. Caps are a certain minimum size for a reason. I hope you dont just put any old value you can find when charging customers.
That is actually what I like about his videos. You can always use the fast forward function.
You have no time to watch? Don't do it. That easy. I love his videos and even more the longer ones. No problems with his work/business environment. There is always a lot to learn, becauce of Sorins "electronic" life experience.
Nah, not having it, a bit of video editing would improve his stuff loads. You might like to watch hours of fiddling about, but im quite sure for every one of you, there are 10 people who give up and turn off. And thats a shame because he is good at diagnosing problems.
If he is really good then you’ll finish watching. It’s clear you have not been watching Sorin’s channel for too long. He is not here to entertain you. He is here to fix things the “dogie” way. He has no time for editing. Is either lunch time already, or Friday yet, yeh?
as long as he speaks and it make sence is important, i love his videos,i have learn alot from this guy, we have a choice,you can watch it or dont watch it is your choice and your freedom to chose,he is giving his knowledge for free and you complained.