Trying to Fix My BIGGEST Spend Yet and Make a Profit | Profit or Loss S1:E8
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 พ.ค. 2024
- I think so far this is my biggest spend on the series. Hopefully we can make a profit, otherwise it's quite a big loss!
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Google knows what I like more than myself I guess
Thankyou! Glad you enjoy :)
0.5v at 3A is only 1.5W, that's not much power. In a thick board like that you will struggle to find the short. You need to up the voltage. Also, I think you are confused about how the bench power supply works. You need to choose constant current or constant voltage, if you try to adjust both it will go by the one you adjusted last. Just set it to 1v and let it draw as much amps as it takes. If it's not enough to get hot, up the voltage slowly. Don't touch the amp setting.
I think you're right Simon 😂😂 Setting the amps to 5 (max on my PSU) and just gradually increasing the voltage is how I should do it. Thankyou for the feedback!
Joey! you are blowing up fast now! Its obvious you are doing something very right. Keep up the awesome work and attitude man, im glad to be along for the ride. Cheers!
Thankyou Kenda, glad to have you along.
just found your channel , great stuff, you just earned a new subscriber !
Great video Mr. Joey! 😁
It’s got to be a lurking mosfet. You’ll soon track that sucker down. Lovely video. Cheers
As always: another lovely video
Found your Channel like a week ago and I am addicted. Great content, you seem to be really charming and reliable. Keep up the great work.
Thankyou, welcome!
Try to have a ball of solder on your tip and running it across the pads to get a small build up first. Do the same to the pins on the port, that way when you go to place it on the board, it will latch to it better.
Drag soldering is not always the best way to do it ;)
@@triplexdread Never said drag soldering ;)
Thankyou for the tip :)
@@JoeyDoesTech No problem.
Joey cracked the TH-cam algorithm...and I like it
Long way to go yet 😁
SPOILER
Stay tuned for the livestream of this on Monday 😊 I’ll edit this comment with the link to it afterwards ❤
EDIT: Here is the stream to find out if we fixed it or not ▶ th-cam.com/users/live2ONTbgz8TDM?feature=share
Try to find SteelSeries Arctis 9 with popping/crackling sounds problem
when there is no hot component mean ther is a large path that is shorted to grond. and a large path is nearly impossible to expose because is making very very very low heat and the board dissipate it quickly. i see many case of apu rail mosfet cause this problem. but to find it you need to desolder all of them
This is the case. If you have no heat, Means there is direct path to Ground. And you will never heat entire board with few wats. Pull mosfets one at the time and keep measuring.
If all mosfets gone and short disapiers the Main suspect will be APU. Also while injecting Voltage, measure after mosfet before apu and see if you have voltage there. Then you know if any mosfets are open.
@@Dmiliunas correct. this is the way you need to do to found the problem. also removing the inductors for the apu can interrupt the path and you know if the short is on one side or the other
Love your stuff. The series x will be fixed by you. I can feel it
Have you ever put solder on the pins of a new hdmi connector before installing ? I was wondering if that could make a difference regarding loose pins after soldering. Thanks for your content.
Thanks for the videos man, keep up the good work, hopefully can figure out the issue on the series X.
Thankyou :)
Very interestinng buy Joey (the series x) and nice fix in the xbos. Hopefully you can fix the xbsx next stream. Really weird that nothing is getting hot. No clue what could be wrong 🤔
Another upload. Thank god 🎉😂
Hello Joey, I started watching you a few days ago and I must say I’m glad. Most other channels don’t upload often or don’t know wha they’re doing, but you seem to have every aspect, I enjoy watching what you do and you seem to understand what’s happening. How did you learn to microsolder? I have tried to do it but I seem to be burning chips, how do you know what temp and air flow to use? Thank you
Thankyou! Honestly just lots of practice and watching TH-cam videos. ☺️
Meanwhile in Canada, I search for broken Xbox Series X's and they're 4-500 dollars out of the US with 100 dollar shipping.
Really?! That's so expensive!
@@JoeyDoesTech Canada sucks man. Everything doubles in price including if you have a family and want to live in anything more than a shoe box :(
Have you tried replacing the big end? Or rejigging the spiral flange? I hear the torques not very good at the low end, just something to think about
Great vid as always mate, here you don’t have a coral switch lite back of case for sale do you?
Thankyou! I don’t I’m afraid.
Joey - could you potentially cover modded systems in a future video? Would be curious if something like installing a mod chip in the switch lights would help boost profits or if the additional time, labor, and parts even it back out!
I don't see why not! I could tie it into the profit niche on TH-cam. Maybe a new series one day :)
"5:46 a bit of hair", it's obviously your wifi antenna. We know you're connected to the internet!
The series x has such an elegant board, look beautiful
Hey Joey i recently stumbled across your videos and tend to keep them on when im repairing stuff myself. Keep up the good work. A small suggestion is to leave a pinned comment on the videos just to prevent spoilers to the video Not the end of the world if not, just as i like to be kept in suspense.
Done and done! Thankyou and welcome :)
Hey Joey! Really been enjoying your videos lately, they are amazing. I was just wondering if you'd ever do a video how you started and tips for beginners? Not only could this be a big video, it'd also help out a lot of beginners such as myself. Love the work, keep it up! :)
Thankyou Parmesan! I would love to make a video doing that, it would have to just be right though. I'd want to make it a very good video :)
@@JoeyDoesTech Glad to hear, hope you keep up the good work Joey! :)
I’m wondering with consoles that are not repairable but you know that the problem lies with the power supply would it be possible to cut the connections of the board supply and connect a independent power supply brick giving life to something that wouldn’t otherwise be repairable
Just found your channel, really great work.
Curious... Now you have so many subs, do you sell fixed items direct? If I was buying used if rather but from you knowing how well you repair. It would save you eBay fees and the hassle of listing.
These sellers that you buy in bulk from... Where are they getting the items from? Can you cut out the middle man?
Hi
Did you repair it? I saw some livestream and you could find the short, and after few hours you found it, can we see this video? I didn't have time to stay whole livestream and don't know what was the problem
Looks like a cheap board from the manufacturer. If it hasn't been opened. or replaced, most likely. As you said, has no details on it. The fault is no power. You've checked the 12v for shorts. Clearly visible on the multimeter but not the camera. Have you tried diode mode?
0.5 voltage drop is okay on a 12v circuit
I had an Xbox like that with the same ribbon cable and no shield. I thought it might be a newer rev. 🤷♂️ it had a blown fuse in the psu. It was an easy fix. Sorry can’t help you on that one.
onya joey
I know fuck all about electronics but I really enjoy Ur vids mate
Haha Thankyou bud!
I swear I was watching this video in my car some nice guy from his car said you watching Joey does Tec I was like yes than we had bit of bro talk that was nice
What? Did this really happen?! If so that’s awesome ☺️☺️☺️
Hi Joey, recent sub. Do you have any plans for a vid for someone who wants to get into fixing electronics/tech like you do? Keep it up!
I don't have any specific plans for it, but something I can look at doing for sure! Thanks for subbing :)
I still wonder how people manage to do this to hdmi ports….
It's called. Kids !
Its nowt to do with kids (all the time anyway) as everything the hdmi por eventually wear out or the owner could have dropped/knocked it over ever thougjt of those scenarios
I suggest you to remove second from the bottom mosfet as it's most likely to fail. If that doesn't fix the short, then I would just remove one by one the rest of them. May sound like a lot of work, but there's very high chances that the short is over there.
Good job anyway, keep it up!
or maybe take measurements of all of them instead going crazy mode and removing everything?
@@infernus6278 what measurements you're gonna take if they're all on a shorted 12v rail?
I'm sure you'll get that other Xbox fixed somehow, if at the very least you should be able to get some money selling it as "for parts or not working".
Next up, would you buy even more techies or brake pads, fitting and suspension coils, if you can change your mind?! Some of these folks haven't been thinking of racing while cross fitting those ports. I haven't seen the Monolith in the desert, but I'm not gonna roast the horses to play a bunch of cracked games .. 🗨😞🎭🕋㊙️
I would buy from you in a jiffy!
No questions asked.
Finally some Xbox videos! The Switch ones got boring after awhile lol. Great work as always.
Have you tried switching off and then switching it back on again?
The one s you thought was a nightmate turned out to be easy better luck next tine in making s profit althought the series x can make money back in one way or another
My xbox series x disk tray has stopped would u fix it for me in a video and then let me donate say 200$ can
Im sure you will be able to get the series X sorted to take you right into profit :)
Just finished the livestream for it :) check it here: Trying to Fix an Xbox Series X With No Power | Revisit LIVE
th-cam.com/users/live2ONTbgz8TDM?feature=share
@@JoeyDoesTech Il definitely catch up with that thanks :)
Strange fault on a strange board.
It's interesting that you never factor in labor as as part of your cost. Time is money. If it takes you 2 hours to fix a series S and your "gross" revenue before labor is 60 quid, it's probably not worth doing.
Actually if you fix a console you can use it for parts on many consoles to make more than selling just the one console.
you cold have vieweers send in their items. then you solve issues for them and get content. and dont have to pay ebay for items
It's a very good idea, but I get to make a bit of money selling the items with eBay :)
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Is it possible that it is a fake console from China
No silkscreen, weird
I know right!
Fix some playstations i havent seen many if any yet
Keep an eye out for Saturdays video 👀
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Trying. To. Fix. My Biggest. Spend. Yet. and. Make a. Profit!
99% of his videos are changing the hdmi ports
Hdmi port issues are common
I’d agree that around 70% are 😂 Thing is they are the most common fault, not only on consoles but a lot of other electronics also!
A job that requires a lot of skill so don't knock it mate
Mmmm i wonder why that is, maybe because the ports are the most used parts on any device and usually the most abused, a fix is a fix and changing these ports is quite a skill trust me
@@allen5976 🤣🤣 yeah..
Change your dirty gloves:(
Change your dorty attitude 😅