You have no idea how much joy this small part of the introduction of your video brought me. I know it feels silly but it might be something that changed my day to the better. I dont know what it is with this video, but it just kept me smiling.
Diff problem uses diff kind of technique, yes i love to see your work. Systematic and organized. Btw, its really satisfying to see how easy the solder flows with flux.
Nice video, great fix. The power of thermal cam and those tiny hints of melted plastic are good indicators where the problem could be. Thank you for the video
nice! another awesome video!! you make it look easy but we all know it takes a very steady hand and serious talent to do what you do every day. keep the videos coming!
Shout out to Big Boss. Test, disassembly, re-assemble, and test the same kit over and over again is both tedious and thankless without even getting to do the fun part of the fix.
Oh me too. I watched a lot of videos and take all the precautions, but my tips simply don't get like that lol The closest I got is buying an soldering iron tip restorer
@NorthbridgeFix In this case would it have made sense to also replace the resistor that had gotten so hot? I mean, sure it's good today, but after obviously being under such strain for so long it likely greatly shortened its life. To prevent future issues for the customer I probably would have replaced it. Thoughts?
a question to alex or anyone who knows, when is the right time to use low melt solder, or normal solder? example: 4:40, preparing the board for new ic, that should be normal solder right? only use low melt solder to remove something from board?
You should use low melt solder when trying to remove something from the board, to avoid heating up to much the board. You should avoid using low melt solder, to solder anything. The example you provide is mixing unleaded solder with leaded, so that can allow you to reduce melting temperature and easily wick off the unleaded solder from the pads or in this case make it easier to solder new IC. In both cases you reduce risk of damaging the board with unnecessary heat.
From a business perspective obviusly is better to fix fast to be able to fix more devices, i wouldn't spend my time messuring voltages either if i had a similar job, you have to spend your time smartly and you have to earn the maximum possible money
Sir do you know in olden days we used rosin paste for hot spot in a board....... Even now in some shops use rosin..... Becoz thermal camera is expensive ...... It will be funny and good message for others who cant buy thermal cam Make a video on rosin paste and how to use
That statement towards the end is scaring me a bit. If you are repairing Spectres daily that means they are having high failure rates? I am in the process of ordering 20 laptops for my company and was strongly leaning towards getting either these or splitting 10 Spectre and 10 Dragonflys.
sir my laptop dell insperion 15 3543 sometime is turn on or not .and when i press power button charger led intigator flash white color one time . i have also try removed the battery and press power button 30 sec method but do not any thing .
Hello first of all I love your videos and I have learned a lot from your videos I wanted to say thank you for that. But I do have I make a research online and I don't find the answer does the sunshine multimeter that you have in your website does this multimeter beeps on diode mode ? I am looking this future on multimeters and apparently only on fluke so I don't know for real you are the only person right now that can't tell me that by trying it I was waiting for you to do the review of the multimeter but I know you are kind of busy I understand but if you have the chance to read this comment please I just want to know if that multimeter or any other beeps on diode mode like The one you own for your videos taking have a great day and thank you for everything you're the best
If you have some electronics knowledge and some reasonable soldering skills then having no donor boards is the biggest obstacle to getting started in this business ( a $5000 thermal cam helps too 😉 )
@@pcb1962 Yeah, I'm at this point now. Took 20 minutes to fix an smartphone with a donor board. But I'm waiting 15 days for parts for another, and I still don't know if will be fixable
Where Are You From...? 😎 I Am From India... I Am Elder Brother Of This Account... I Was Watching Your Videos Just From These 2 Weeks... How You Fix On No Power And Charging... Now I Just 2 Days Ago Went To Friend To Show The Work... Put The Charger Because Battery Was Down... It Started... And 4 to 5 Minutes... Completely Gone... I Think There Was No Earthing, And The Plug Pin Socket Was Loose... I Think Definitely Power Fluctuated... Now Accer SF351 52G 55AA Is Dead... 😭🙄😒 Now How Can I Fix My Elder Sister's Laptop...?
This time it was power of BIG BOSS which saved the day!
You have no idea how much joy this small part of the introduction of your video brought me. I know it feels silly but it might be something that changed my day to the better. I dont know what it is with this video, but it just kept me smiling.
The amount of these HP Spectre you fix are getting wise and are trying to outsmart ya by breaking in new ways.
I believe that Big boss deserve a video working on a device as a token for him.
Who is with me?.😅
3:41 "Thanks to the power of big boss, which point us in the right direction" *fixed :)
Yes big boss, mentioned the hot spot at the Pwm ic chip, so he deserves credit
Diff problem uses diff kind of technique, yes i love to see your work. Systematic and organized. Btw, its really satisfying to see how easy the solder flows with flux.
Nice video, great fix. The power of thermal cam and those tiny hints of melted plastic are good indicators where the problem could be.
Thank you for the video
nice! another awesome video!! you make it look easy but we all know it takes a very steady hand and serious talent to do what you do every day. keep the videos coming!
Shout out to Big Boss. Test, disassembly, re-assemble, and test the same kit over and over again is both tedious and thankless without even getting to do the fun part of the fix.
Assalamualaikum
I watch your all videos daily and I want to know How Do you maintain Your Iron Tips & Tin Please make a Video about that 🤗
Oh me too. I watched a lot of videos and take all the precautions, but my tips simply don't get like that lol
The closest I got is buying an soldering iron tip restorer
@NorthbridgeFix In this case would it have made sense to also replace the resistor that had gotten so hot? I mean, sure it's good today, but after obviously being under such strain for so long it likely greatly shortened its life. To prevent future issues for the customer I probably would have replaced it. Thoughts?
The thermal camera really is helpful man 😄
There is always a white light, at the end of the tunnel, good job!
Great job, I just wanna say nice observation from big boss👍
You are indeed a great teacher .
a question to alex or anyone who knows, when is the right time to use low melt solder, or normal solder?
example: 4:40, preparing the board for new ic, that should be normal solder right?
only use low melt solder to remove something from board?
You should use low melt solder when trying to remove something from the board, to avoid heating up to much the board. You should avoid using low melt solder, to solder anything. The example you provide is mixing unleaded solder with leaded, so that can allow you to reduce melting temperature and easily wick off the unleaded solder from the pads or in this case make it easier to solder new IC. In both cases you reduce risk of damaging the board with unnecessary heat.
@@MrLukxas Thank you Lukasz for the response. 63% Tin/37% Lead is normal solder yes?
@@j0eb0t0 Yeah, exactly. Something around this percentage. Sometimes it is 63/37, sometimes 60/40.
انت فنان كل. فيديو تتعلم منك .اكمل عملك وخلي الدعم علينا🇩🇿
You are a genious..Thank-you for your daily video's. I watch them every day.
Blooper at the beginning amazed me
Work smarter not harder.. Nice job again sir...😁
How do you know where to align the chip before you solder it to the board? Do you just eyeball it?
3 days before i fixed 1 hp laptop this (NCP81218) chip was heating up, so i changed the chip and laptop worked. from London, UK
I am talking about circuit boards not cars
Savage guy❤
Alex, you always smile when you fix something. Big Boss has always the same expression instead ahahahahhaha. Does he ever smile????
Thanks for hp spec video..learn from them alot
I like your video and I watch every day I learned a lot from you big like !!!!!
how did you get scrap ?
And all IC's
where you buy from?
Buy? He gets stuff shipped all the time and if something is a no fix and the customer no longers wants it, he keeps it.
Your videos teaching us , many Thanks from india
Nice work, nice blooper as well.
Just look at those PADS, better than FACTORY!💯👍🏻
Why not also change the resistor? It obviously got pretty hot and probably some damage. Also, you had one on the donor board...
Pwm it's were control the brightness of the display ?
That would make sense
Which flir cam are you using? I currently have a flir TG267. I'm always looking to upgrade my equipment.
E60
Can I ask what is the approximate % successful repair when it comes with motherboards with no Schematics&Boardview?
thermal cam are awesome, :P good work
0:03 Yeah, I know this from myself 😊 happens to many times
Why do you keep the hot air blower ON after using? Doesn't it increase electricity bill?
When the blower goes back on its stand there's a sensor that cut electricity to the element. Only the fan stay on to cool the blower.
It may be the solder fume extractor that you are hearing
Nice job. Well done.
Is it safe to replace a soldered faulty AC 8265 wifi module on a spectre 360X 15" laptop?
excellent job done Sir
Love these vids ☺️
Big boss knew the problem so it made it so much easier
Such an amazing devices those thermal cams
What's the model of your Tharmal cam?
learning a ton from you~ thanks
The greatest man love that you keep putting out a lot of content
what thermal camera are you using Mr. Alex? thanks for the videos
It's a FLIR
I've seen someone saying it's a Flir E6 or E60
Good job Big Boss!
Always useful videos thanks Northbridfix
Thanks for the informative video
Do you discount the customer's repair bill if you use second hand components from a donor board rather than fitting new parts etc ?
This is better than Factory so dont worry
Thanks for your Video. great work.
really great job by you
Nice job and video like always
you can cover the username using non-transparent tape.
it more convenient than manually closes with your hand.
Blue painter’s tape is best for this because it’s designed to come off without leaving a residue.
Nice job :) your videos are awesome
I wish I had that thermal cam
Great work
Can you put the cam on celcius?
I'm waiting on tshirts and mugs "better than factory standard" and "it's fixed" and maybe a mug saying "it's a no fix, time for coffee"
From a business perspective obviusly is better to fix fast to be able to fix more devices, i wouldn't spend my time messuring voltages either if i had a similar job, you have to spend your time smartly and you have to earn the maximum possible money
Power of BIG BOSS !!!!
Great Job 😊
verry nice work
Sir do you know in olden days we used rosin paste for hot spot in a board.......
Even now in some shops use rosin.....
Becoz thermal camera is expensive ......
It will be funny and good message for others who cant buy thermal cam
Make a video on rosin paste and how to use
I wish those thermo cams wouldn't be so expensive so every electronic technician could buy one..
Recently I read about a new lens/sensor technology which could soon bring down the cost of themal cams, let's hope so
That statement towards the end is scaring me a bit. If you are repairing Spectres daily that means they are having high failure rates? I am in the process of ordering 20 laptops for my company and was strongly leaning towards getting either these or splitting 10 Spectre and 10 Dragonflys.
These HP Spectres are notorious for power/charging failures. Hence, the reason NorthridgeFix has so many videos on them.
If results are same then why go for hard ways.... Well done
What about training my dear brother Hussein? Online availability?
Soon, I'll announce it when ready
@@NorthridgeFix put me on the list, put me on the list, please! LoL
@@NorthridgeFix Thanks for your prompt reply. I look forward to it.
sir my laptop dell insperion 15 3543 sometime is turn on or not .and when i press power button charger led intigator flash white color one time .
i have also try removed the battery and press power button 30 sec method but do not any thing .
Actually I got inspired by thermo camera and I should get one
Hello first of all I love your videos and I have learned a lot from your videos I wanted to say thank you for that. But I do have I make a research online and I don't find the answer does the sunshine multimeter that you have in your website does this multimeter beeps on diode mode ? I am looking this future on multimeters and apparently only on fluke so I don't know for real you are the only person right now that can't tell me that by trying it I was waiting for you to do the review of the multimeter but I know you are kind of busy I understand but if you have the chance to read this comment please I just want to know if that multimeter or any other beeps on diode mode like The one you own for your videos taking have a great day and thank you for everything you're the best
Love the vids!!
Good job Sir
Having donor boards must help a lot. I mean, you do not need to worry about buying this IC and it maybe it not work
If you have some electronics knowledge and some reasonable soldering skills then having no donor boards is the biggest obstacle to getting started in this business ( a $5000 thermal cam helps too 😉 )
@@pcb1962
Yeah, I'm at this point now. Took 20 minutes to fix an smartphone with a donor board. But I'm waiting 15 days for parts for another, and I still don't know if will be fixable
I've seen many Hp Spectre no power video in a year. Is Hp Spectre really that bad? Lmao
*What happened in starting 3 sec videos*
Big boss wisdom :)
nice...good job...
مبدع مبدع مبدع
Awesome 😊
Nice opening 🤣
nice video
wish thermal cam become affordable :(
Telllllll us on what temperature and air speed u are working this is theb10000000000 time I tell u
👍
Better than factory
Awesome ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻
Great
Awesome
Everybody's happy
Like your videos
Where Are You From...? 😎
I Am From India...
I Am Elder Brother Of This Account...
I Was Watching Your Videos Just From These 2 Weeks...
How You Fix On No Power And Charging...
Now I Just 2 Days Ago Went To Friend To Show The Work...
Put The Charger Because Battery Was Down...
It Started...
And 4 to 5 Minutes...
Completely Gone...
I Think There Was No Earthing, And The Plug Pin Socket Was Loose...
I Think Definitely Power Fluctuated...
Now Accer SF351 52G 55AA Is Dead... 😭🙄😒
Now How Can I Fix My Elder Sister's Laptop...?
high qualitiy video
❤
credit to big boss...
There are two things I will never buy: an HP laptop and a Nintendo switch 😏
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Amazing work sir❤️
@@adredy Username checks out
@@tokoloshgolem 😂😂😂