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It was a pleasure sending you a little gift, I've found your channel recently and it's amazing how you work, with charisma, loyalty and skills!
Thanks brother. I appreciate it.
Thanx Gabriele for supporting him. He is genius.
@@Sekhar_Home they are both geniuses.
Gabriele that was a very kind gesture giving to Alex, brilliant electronics technician. love watching alex at work. peace to you all.
Good deeds will pay out long term! So good luck to Gabriele!
I know this is an older video, but I just wanted to share that I've learned so much from watching these videos. I'm a self taught tech that's gone from being afraid of soldering for fear of damaging something to being very confident in my skills and abilities. I've gone from barely being able to solder two wires together to replacing IC's and SMD components with confidence. Thanks a ton, Alex!
Those resistors are in parallel.. 10 Ohms is parallel is 5 Ohms plus the resistance of the meter lead about 0.6 Ohms.. Totalling to 5.6Ohms 😀
Thanks for the smd manual website.. Helps a lot identifying smd components
Hello. I couldn't get the website for the smd. Could you please type it here? Thank you a lot!!! AMZAING VIDS .. Inspired me to start my own business.
@@CarlosBandarrinha all the best for starting your own business 👍🏾
Yeah as soon as he said they should read 10ohm.... I was like ummmm no. 2 x 10ohm resistors in parallel will equal 5ohm across each lol.
After seeing gesture from Mr.Gabrielle, realised that I owe to all those chanels including yours where i learned lot of things. Thanks to you both.
When you smile after your fix. It's like you surprised yourself!
Excellent work!
100% informational! we are all learning a lot from you!
Thank you
So much positivity on this channel. You're amazing at your job, and it's awesome to see people showing their support. You deserve it, keep up the awesome work.
Really nice that someone sent you a gift in support of your channel. I must say that I love anything electronic and have worked on numerous items and made excellent repairs. This field always requires adapting and learning. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.
"Hopefully nothing is going to blow up" A sentence that has been uttered by any tech once in his life. Good work.
It's great to see that there is still grace in the world, that Amazon gift from Gabriele was an uplifting thing to see, made me feel happy as well.
Since I found you ALEX, you gone up 30k in less than a few months, its because your energy when you finish and succeed is overcoming a problem and solving it is so beautiful and your gratitude smile and bliss easily captivates us to feel the success with ya. I literally bought your same workstation machinery because I know that once I get good at microsoldering I am going to enjoy every minute at the end of each successful solder. great job brother. Keep doing what you love and I will learn more and more by watching and trying out on my own with your inspired WX2021, 861D machines. :). - ARi
I love that smile he does every time he successfully repairs something! You can tell he loves doing it. I do too and I know that feeling of figuring out the problem and fixing it.
I pretty much fix all of the stuff that goes bad overtime, I'm still a noob measuring components and finding replacement, every video I learn something new and it's super useful, I'm actively taking notes. Thanks a lot :)
I am always delighted watching your videos. Those 10 ohms resistors were reading 5.4 ohms because they are connected in parallel. Of course, getting 5.4 ohms means that both resistors are good. If one was opened, the other would read 10 ohms, assuming that it did increase in value because of a defect resulting from a thermal condition.
I cant donate you because of my country policy
But i love u and i respect u
You learn me how i can be a better handyman
Love u from iran meastro❤🤝🇮🇷🇺🇲
Here in Brazil it is no different, malicious customers should be penalized for litigation in bad faith. Did well to enter with. I love your videos, which show you in a practical way how to make repairs, instead of wasting time with analysis and more detailed analysis. And the main thing is to impose a time limit on the repair attempt.
God bless everyone that comments on this video...!!!, It's Awesome...♥️♥️♥️
i smile when you smile after finish the work, i appreciate your videos.
Wauw awesome. Im homeless and trying to learn repairs but i never got gifts or any help so i love that kind of support.
I want to know what the customer said when he picked it up. You said you had never worked on something like that and said, no take it you did amazing work before and I trust you.
And man. As a tech I live for those kind of conversations with customers. Fantastic job.
Woah what a nice guy who send those package to you. Godbless him and to you.
We need techs that actually work on the components like u mate. Too many parts swappers nowdays who dont know how electronics work.
Another subscriber had a idea about NorthridgeFix making t-shirts on a prior video and I agree. On the front of the t-shirt it should read "Better than Factory" like the subscriber said and on the back I think it should say "We'll do something else ". I'd buy it for sure !!! 🙂
Best universal electronic repair channel on youtube.
Hi sir ...i am srilanka ...i see your all video ...you are genius .....
I ordered a CPU heatsink with fans off amazon once, and received it earlier than expected. Once I got it and mounted it, I thought, man I like this thing, it looks nice and kept my cpu temps down really good, sure be nice to have another one for my other computer. No joke, two days later, I received another amazon package I wasn't expecting, low and behold another heatsink with fans came in just like the first one and was only charged for one. Called amazon costumer service and let them know about it, told them I'd just buy it since I liked it and could use another one, they said keep it at no charge. It was a $50 dollar part... thank you Amazon.
As always, a fantastic job! And thank you very much for the link to the website to identify the small SMD parts, it helps a lot, for I got many SMD parts that I now can identify due to your link!!! All the best from Germany, Michael...
Looking up what it is, it appears to be some device for precision clock timing for professional video recording. It costs around $18k, so probably a good thing it didn't blow up. Nice work as always. Love your videos and dedication.
Glad you put on safety glasses for startup; i do the same when July 4th might erupt. Those tweezers might have replaceable tips -- very annoying. Love your work.
I hope you can keep up the efforts to make videos for us. This channel has a nice variety of devices, clean language and good editing and image quality on the videos.
Always fun. :) Thanks so much.
Hey NorthridgeFix,
I recently discovered your channel, but i must say that i love it!
No need to say that i subscribed to it!
Greetings from The Netherlands,
R2k2.
I love to watch your videos im from Pakistan..
learning many things from ur videos
I know nothing about this stuff but the videos are just so interesting
You can learn about electronics and maybe do some repairs in the future 😁. Repairing stuff is fun 😀
@@ACOnetwork well im great with building pcs, lost count how many ive built. Been building since I was 8. Just my knowledge stops at the PCB stuff
Alex's great character does go a long way towards keeping the repairs interesting. Fred
@@doriondouglas6176 nice 😁. For several years I did not put a single pc together, did not have posibility to do it, but I do ocasionall SW and HW troubleshooting, uprgrades, and similar. Board repair knowlege is basic for me, never went in to the SMD yet 😁
Fans will usually run at full speed until the firmware starts and controls them. Really pro work.
Keep up the excellent work. I started fixing electronics because of you. Never mind I am a boilermaker 😂😂
Wow, just looked up what that thing actually is and it's used in broadcasting studios, costing several thousand bucks. It failed because of two parts that literally cost pennies which could have been saved by polyfuses also costing pennies.
I'll never get these design decisions, but hey, great work on this, man. Always makes me think why repair work is often underappreciated. I guess it's the work done costs many times more than the parts itself.
Also good to see there are still people out there who think otherwise and send you small gifts.
Not sure a fuse would have helped, why did they fail in the first place?
Thanks!
You are very welcome. I love watching your video's
You have a much higher confident in that the other mosfets have the same pinouts than I would have.
Man you are doing amazing job ,i wish i could send my stuff even 2000km to UK from other EU country. Its funny when you said that customer insisted on repair, if he watched atleast one of your videos he would see how professional you are and repairs look better then originals xD
Alex I used too dabble in electronics , mostly CB radios and removing the limiters and diodes and changing resistors to boost them up , I wish I had your tools back then , this was 25 years ago when things were simpler , I watch your channel and I am fascinated at your skill , what country is your accent ? Me and my wife have been trying to guess ??
When I saw this channel is 60k subscribers and now it's 1.5 lakhs wow❤️❤️good job sir
You are an amazing repairman i lear alot from your videos
Very familiar with SPG’s. Connect your oscilloscope to the black burst BNC or H Sync and use a TV trigger, you should see Sync pulse train the black burst with 3.58MHz subcarriers burst on the back porch of the Sync pulse or in the case of hsync no burst. Testing both would give high confidence that all was well with the SPG
Thanks to Gabriele for supporting the channel I like watching these vids also.
Yes definitely that customer will be soo happy bcz u have saved a lot money of him bcz mostly nobody repair such things which unfortunately end up buying a new one.
This is a very good point. On top of making many people happy by repairing their devices, Alex and his family are keeping so much equipment from land-fill and stopping corporations from fleecing the end user by forcing them to buy another product.
@@duplicitousdemocracy2246 yaa this will all reduce the e waste every technician should be like him
Your videos are superb Alex, interesting, insightful and with the addition of your charisma totally addictive ⭐️👌👍
I gain a lot in this channel about electronics
Love the low melt, and that braid you sold me really sucks it up.
7:48 those are nifty, keeps your hands clean (Mainly from Flux), and the black color apts for an even more professional look.🧤👌
12:43 that was smooth, great Flux & great Solder= smoother soldering
& that shine at 13:52
It's great to see that John Stewart has a decent side gig.
Bingo! :-D
They should be a very close match. Both were 2N7002, though the mosfet originally used has a 320mA max rating vs 280mA rating on the replacement part. (see also the third row when you were looking up the type) Thanks for showing the lookup tool, was always wondering how to decipher the SMD codes.
Doubt it will be an issue if you don't stall the fan. Those 5v fans are usually pretty low amp.
This channels are on my top 20 list for giving a thumbs up before watching!
Thank you for another great video!
If I need some electronics fixed in the future I will for sure send it from Norway to you :)
I'm in the Aerospace industry. we use real high end tweezers i think you'd like alot. I'll have to send you a care package. these tweezers are like $100+ but they are extreme precision and built to last. ether all 410 stainless steel or a inconel Alloy.
I'm looking forward to having something that's worth it to send for repair!! you're a magician with an iron!!
Thank you for the great content. cheers from Lebanon ✌️
Love your videos, sucks that even a day goes by when you don’t upload, keep up the epicness man! 😄🥳
i am from nepal. this is best channel .
I like said before in many of my comments you like a father and a teacher to us tech even for some of us who been working at for more then 25 years most of us should have said no to that person but you sir take and learn from it ?
i just sent you my 1080ti should arrive on the 17th of june, hope it get fixed and hope you can make a video of it, love ur work man, i have alor of electronic that needs repairs to be honest since i have a hoarding problem with collecting pc parts or electronic gadgets in general
Very cool for them to send you stuff especially stuff you can make use of at the shop
You are best in the market ☺️ but I wanna ask u one thing 😂 why u used donar bord every time why don't u purchase new smd components they are very cheep in markit
Very enjoy watching all your videos until end! Learning bit by bit~ Awesome job!
That was a really nice thing GABRIEL BRANCHI did, great video and great repair as always.👍
thats awesome that they support you from Italy..
Don't really know if it's a He or She.
@@NorthridgeFix Oh yeah I'm a male, I know italian names might be confusing ahahaah
@@NorthridgeFix woops.. i guess i should reword that then.. I have a daughter named gabrielle
@@rodhester2166 the Italian name is Gabriella for a female and Gabriele for a male. A couple of letters make the difference....regards from Italy.
@@paolomonai9511 Thanks for the info.. I know there are some names here that could be male or female such as kelly.
Nice to see to u smile after fixing the device
Tips of these twisters looks removable/disposable . May be used in surgical procedures.
@@gblargg surgery of living things
love your channel and shout out to the gift giver may you and your family be happy and heathy this summer sending love from my family to yours :)
Always a valuable view. p.s. Interesting, you should consider (also) specializing in the repair of DRONES. I just realized it's right in your company's name... Just rearrange the letters and you get: "FIX DRONE RIGHT". Just saying :O)
I think its cool that there are many compatible parts. I would think that if its a different name than the original that the insides of the component would be different and cause issues.
You only need to know if the Mosfets are N-channel or P-channel.
They are usually almost all the same.
Some may vary between their wattage capacity or high voltage or low voltage "the high voltage ones are used in special cases" (For example these used for the cooling fan are just switch on off Mosfets).
They are very common, you can find them in computer motherboards because they are low voltage and high amperage, even if they have different names.
With a Component tester, for examples "TC1"
It is much easier to identify them even without reading the codes they have written above
In a simple switching circuit like a fan control almost any mosfet of the right type and current/voltage rating will do, you have hundreds to choose from. If it's a more specialised circuit, high frequency for example, then the component must be chosen more carefully.
"hopefully nothing is gonna blow up" made me smile :D
The MOSFET is the most common type of transistor today. Their primary use is to control conductivity, or how much electricity can flow, between its source and drain terminals based on the amount of voltage applied to its gate terminal.
Very nice fix. Good work, very good video. Its so nice and cool to see how you work and how you search for the n-channel mosfet. Very nice, thx for that video
Professional work as always! Keep it up bro.
Hello ALL. nice to see. the videos. i learn a lot about tips and tricks. for removing and solder components. test also on old. cards like. video. cards and. mainboards. and. tes. the good flux and correct hardware. its a pleasure and. Gabriele. nice to see that gifts. he is the perfect men. for repair the syuff ok. greetings all friends. from Alain. or. ON7ATV. from Belgium Europe 73's
very cool gift, this guy is very cool supporting the channel
The other thing you can do with misaligned tweezers is to put a piece of sandpaper on a flat surface (a sheet of glass or a granite tile works well), and holding the tweezers closed, rub them on the sandpaper until the tips are correct.
I thought that if both components fail at the same time like this, something else had to cause it and it might happen again.
Which means it would be a good idea to diagnose further.
You are a Great man thank u,,, for teaching me about GPU and others things...
Might have been an idea to have either measured the fan current or put a thermal cam on the MOSFET in case? Just a thought.
What do you think caused the mosfets to blow?
@Alex Frideres Yes, but 2 blowing at the same time probably indicates that there's a fault upstream of them
You are a great person who does a great job. I recommed to You to use Linux as OS for your computer. Because it's recognize a Lot of file system and doesn't have viruses. Maybe ir can help You when You find USB pendrives ir hard disks ir ssds
The true question is :. Why these MOSFETs failed? It's odd that both failed in the same time...any thoughts?
They failed because of user error. There IT guy plugged the fan connector in the wrong way.
@@NorthridgeFix I supposed an user error thanks for sharing!
@@NorthridgeFix wow...interesting to know.
Good vid, what causes the mosfet to blow like that?
Where can I find circuit schematic for Acer F5 573g??? Thank you for all you do on this channel...
//when resisters fails// learned today.Thanks.
Another “better than factory” repair! 👏👌
NorthridgeFix love your video's brother. I sent out the USB drive for repair.
Those 10 ohm resistors are in parallel one each side of connector. So when you place two equal value resistors in parallel there combined resistance is half +/- tolerance.
Amazing work as always love how you can take tech you've never worked on and still apply you're knowledge to diagnose it.
قيمة المقاومه ان كانت 10 اوم الطبيعي انها تقرأ 10 او 9.5مثلا لاكنها لو قرأت 5 تعتبر تالفه في الحاله دي بتقيس 5 اوم لان كل مقاومتين متصلين على التوازي فبيعطو نصف القيمه تحياتي
So nice!!!! I'm from Italy too!!! Cheers!
Happy to see. From India
Something new today 👍👍
Bring me anything I'll fix it mentality...Good job
Nice page for smd marks, thank you for this 🙂
Can anyone please tell me what website was used to look up the part numbers? I thought he said ask-manuals.com but it didn't show any results and I've yet to be able to decipher what was said. I guess my old age and hearing isn't what it used to be. 😔
Like always, i see Houssain his head on the thumbnail, then i open and like the video and after that i start enjoy the video
Good morning
first of all thank you very much for your many very interesting videos.
I would like to know where I can find the file with the markings of the components and their correspondences that you use at 6 minutes in your video. in advance thank you very much I live in France
Excellent going there, a pleasure to watch
So, why did the 2 Mosfets blow in the first place? won't it happen again?
Greetings from Italy
You are amazing genius hello from Mersin