@@BAAWAKnight i know how you feel. my mom passed 3 years ago, and im the one who took care of my dad since. its not easy, and my siblings, who only seem to care about money are making my life a living hell. id give every tomorrow for it to have been me instead of him.
I feel you man, my dad passed away just under a month ago, pancreatic cancer, came out of nowhere. I'd give everything I have for another day with him. 68 is just too young.
@@MikkoRantalainen I despise apple hardware. I despise SOME apple software practices that are anti competition. I love Apple consumer data protection. It is a mixed bag.
We love you Louis plus the content is really good. I'm 69 and reasonably technically literate (I teach electrical safety, industrial automation and control to advanced as well as apprentices) so this is a very gratifying to see a young man like you so committed to his career with such passion. After 48 years in the electrical trade with significant interaction with industrial electronics I have a deep appreciation for your technical abilities but primarily your troubleshooting skills, passion and dedication. Always a pleasure keep up the good work inspires me much!
I personally would love to see more of the warranty repairs (if you even have more), more companies could take your hint about how to back up thier work.
I was absolutely terrified of working with SMD board components for the longest time until I started watching your board repair videos. You make it look utterly effortless, all the while bantering with viewers. Eventually I started practicing on my own with lots of flux and a decent hot air gun and a good soldering iron and am now more comfortable with it. Thanks, Louis!
@@kopazwashere Then you miss out on the commentary and the process. The process of figuring out what failed teaches critical thinking and problem solving. Your method is the same as only reading the last page of a mystery novel, going "HE/SHE DID IT!" and you miss out on all the interesting bits in between.
Hey Louis, I have perfectly steady hand, so much steady that I perform microsoldring jobs without microscope. And I really didn't need any tricks to came in this industry, I just need visa to came to this industry to work with Rossman group. And I would like to came to newyork one day to meet you or if God chose then work there.👍 Respect from "India"(Delhi N.C.R).
My fingers are not meant for such precise work. Seriously, back in high-school the teacher said my soldering was the worst she had seen in 40 years of teaching electronics. And a couple months ago I spent a whole week trying and failing to properly solder my kitchen lights. Finally got them working without the connections falling off on the 8th day.
Hey Louis! Thanks for the repair video, educational and entertaining as usual. I watched allot of your videos but never see you shake like that before, if it keeps up go get it checked. Your young and health is important.
money CAN buy time you can pay someone to make your food get you places help you do jobs then you have more free time.....money can and do buy time ...the thing is balancing everything the funny thing is we use a lot of money buying time even if you are poor you are buying time the moment you get on the bus or train to get places that you can get by foot but you dont want to be late
@@Sm0ke821 Exactly! Money buys you time up to a certain point. After that you're just hoarding other people's time without being able to use it yourself.
If Louis Moved to the South He would have a heart attack at our awesomely slow work pace. But that’s just how we are. Damn Humidity kills everything here.
I went to Kansas once and *lost my mind* watching people work. I visited this company that had over 16 people doing the work that I had 4 people doing. One person edited the social media videos, the other person filmed them, the other person scripted them - THAT'S ONE JOB One person packed the product, one person picked the product, one person printed the shipping label - THAT'S ONE JOB!!!!! and so on, and so forth. don't even get me started on how slow everyone was moving. Absolute insanity. I would've laid off 75% of them on the spot if it were my company. I would probably get run out of town if I tried to become an employer in a midwest or southern town.
Power on the chip would merely make it possible to turn on the open drain transistor so the line is pulled low. I would make sure that the pull-up resistor has power; that power being absent could make the line low abnormally. Of course, they might have the same supply so that checking either is checking both.
Great on Louis, as you say, people need to understand that electronic devices are like old light bulbs, they work, then you switch them off or on and they fuze. From what I understand, it is a cascade effect, one failing, started a failure in a connected chip/piece. Great example of problem solving and analysis. Paul on the other hand, watching the video: WTF happened?
I love you Louis.... in the most bro way! Thank you so much for keeping viable components, and boards out of the land fill. Get out of NY, come to Ohio
@@rossmanngroup if you want to live in the city, Cleveland, Cincinnati, or Dayton. You would have to drive more than what you are accustomed to. I’m a business person also, and I love it here. My business isn’t in a city, so I don’t have all the city bullshit; no taxes, no zoning, no bureaucrats. Have a good week sir
I enjoy your videos, very educational. I really like the gloves you use to work on computers too! What kind of gloves are those? May I ask, since they look very comfortable & easy to work with. Great production Louis!!
Wait, hang on when removing the IC (ISL) the gates of the mosfets is floating that could cause that you see a short on PPBUS_G3H, on DC-IN board the Zener diode blows. Carp charger cause these problems
Your way of eating wasabi is exactly the way to do it, otherwise you put too much soy sauce for the spice. Source: Japanese wife. but also plenty of Japanese eating/tradition shows I have seen. (it is quite a heavily contested sushi etiquette within japan as well, though. Depends on the prefecture)
T12 are really good for hobbyists, but for professional use they are a little bit too janky and temperature sustain is not that great - tips are indestructible, but their quality is mediocre.
@@TauCu "Janky is a slang term for something run down, of poor quality, or unreliable." In this case i'm talking qbout for example tip spinning like a record and wiggling in a handle after couple months of use or malfunctioning orientation sensor.
Louis, I am somewhat appalled at the quantity of flux you use. I am not really concerned about that. But what I have never seen in your videos is the end result after U.S, cleaning or simple IPA spray and brush. Just reckon this would be a good (closeup) post repair strategy for your repair videos. I am so pleased about the NY version of the RTP bill that gained its initial threshold. Congratulations you, your repair team and also the many active supporters you have collected around you.
WOW. You don't charge them for rework, even a year later? that's pretty awesome. that's a very low risk as a customer... well worth the price to know it'll be reliable.
Okay this is therapy for the intense realness of your other videos on society etc lol. I'm not being negative, I'm saying yin and yang baby, and it's all good!
You're supposed to eat the wasabi with the fish. Not mixed with the soy sauce. You've been doing it the 'right' way all along. Oh, btw since you're in nyc. You can get fresh (real) wasabi from mitsuwa market place in New jersey.
I'm almost certain that putting the board up to the hakko like that doesn't really cool it the way you think it would. Air blowing on the board would, but a vacuum against the board, thusbresticting the airflow, not so much.
Apple being Apple… Late fan spin! 😂… Learned that the hard way, sold a a1502 2015 on 2015 and the customer called me to tell me that the fan wasn’t turning on… Spent hours waiting while he took it to Apple to check it, once he found out it was ok he closed the claim, oh! This was on eBay… 😅 and sent from Venezuela… So… was really worried, it was a 23 of December too! 🥲😅😂
Wasabi is the one type of heat you could get away with. It doesn't last and will clean out your nasal cavity. If it was a really hot pepper, I would ask for a heck of a lot more than $50 for the much longer suffering lol
I have a question took my iPhone 8 Plus to Apple for a screen replacement and a home button when I got it back the camera was not working properly and the rear glass was coming apart when I told Apple this was told I needed a full repair what is your take on this
Sucks major balls. Test before you leave the store. Otherwise complain to them as much as humanly possible and you might just get something out of support. Go to the apple store directly for best results
@@jumbleofwords I did before I left that how I found out they damage my camera and the back glass I did pay but I made a charge back with my bank They think because we don’t know about our gadgets that they can get away with it. people Apple are damaging your iPhone so you end up paying more it time to wake up and sign the rights to repair
I’ve eaten a load of wasabi raw accidentally a few times… And honestly, while I wouldn’t eat a load of it like that normally, it wasn’t that bad really. I mean, it burnt of sorts, sure. But it really cleared the sinuses and whatnot. Nice in a way
Louis, we all know that cats are main feature of this channel… now if you had a face mask of Mr. Clinton while doing board repairs, or have occasional pop-in pictures of Blackberry, then their will be actual retention towards these board repair videos xD
Louis. you are doing sushi right. mixing the wasabi and the soy is an american thing. in japan hte wasabi is put on the roll then it is dipped into soy before eating. good work my dude.
Maybe a dumb question, but how do you clean your soldering iron so easily? I've been using a quartz block or however it's called for the last few years, that my dad gave me with the soldering iron. But it's definitely not doing a good job at cleaning most of the time or i'm doing something wrong :/
Great video as always , however I am rather concerned about how much your hands were shaking compared to previous videos. Please consult a doctor to get some tests done for things like parkinsons etc. Could be nothing (or just cold when you was working) but better safe than sorry. Stay safe.
Visit your dad asap and as much as possible. mine just died a couple weeks ago and i would give anything to talk to him right now.
20 years at the end of next month for me. I would give every tomorrow I have to have said goodbye.
@@BAAWAKnight i know how you feel. my mom passed 3 years ago, and im the one who took care of my dad since. its not easy, and my siblings, who only seem to care about money are making my life a living hell. id give every tomorrow for it to have been me instead of him.
Dude, I'm so sorry you lost your dad. I just lost my mother in Feb.
I feel you man, my dad passed away just under a month ago, pancreatic cancer, came out of nowhere. I'd give everything I have for another day with him. 68 is just too young.
@@sharon94503 thanks, I lost my mom 3 years ago. I know it gets easier but it sure sux rite now.
Do I have a Mac?-No. Do I do repairs?-No. Do I enjoy watching Louis Rossmann!-Yes!
I didn't like Apple before starting to watch Louis's videos. Now I despise Apple hardware.
@@MikkoRantalainen apple products? Those are nice. Apple as a whole? Absolute trash
@@recklesssquirel5962 even thats being nice their products especially macbooks are not nice
@@MikkoRantalainen I despise apple hardware. I despise SOME apple software practices that are anti competition. I love Apple consumer data protection. It is a mixed bag.
I have a confession to make: I watch this awesome educational content purely for entertainment. Still, this is a service to the world.
We love you Louis plus the content is really good. I'm 69 and reasonably technically literate (I teach electrical safety, industrial automation and control to advanced as well as apprentices) so this is a very gratifying to see a young man like you so committed to his career with such passion. After 48 years in the electrical trade with significant interaction with industrial electronics I have a deep appreciation for your technical abilities but primarily your troubleshooting skills, passion and dedication. Always a pleasure keep up the good work inspires me much!
Thank you! That means a lot coming from you.
I personally would love to see more of the warranty repairs (if you even have more), more companies could take your hint about how to back up thier work.
Woo more MacBook repairs!
I was absolutely terrified of working with SMD board components for the longest time until I started watching your board repair videos. You make it look utterly effortless, all the while bantering with viewers.
Eventually I started practicing on my own with lots of flux and a decent hot air gun and a good soldering iron and am now more comfortable with it. Thanks, Louis!
After watching this, I now fear answering Louis questions, in case I get something wrong and get both nose-flicked and guilt-tripped for it :(
Makes me want to go through all the other video guides to be able to answer. Even though i have no desire to fix mac books.
@@atomicdynamite1937 You can also go to Logiki or repairwiki. which doesnt require hundreds of hours of watching his videos. :>
@@kopazwashere Then you miss out on the commentary and the process. The process of figuring out what failed teaches critical thinking and problem solving. Your method is the same as only reading the last page of a mystery novel, going "HE/SHE DID IT!" and you miss out on all the interesting bits in between.
You get a Dreamie if you get it right though... well worth the risk.
Hey Louis, I have perfectly steady hand, so much steady that I perform microsoldring jobs without microscope. And I really didn't need any tricks to came in this industry, I just need visa to came to this industry to work with Rossman group. And I would like to came to newyork one day to meet you or if God chose then work there.👍
Respect from "India"(Delhi N.C.R).
Yeah you're back doing repair, missed this man
I have no idea about board repairs, I just love to see the flux shine with the lighting.
Family is important. Especially your parents. Take your time to show them love.
get your toxic positivity out of here
I love you
Louis should sell a shirt saying FAN SPIN! WE HAVE FAN SPIN! or something to that effect.
If you can, tell your dad we appreciate him for teaching you the stuff that you now teach to us :)
Well, first video I get to watch fully in over 2 years, and turns out he is doing quizzes no!?! I missed so much!
Great content as always! Just a quick tip: If you hit the processor with your hot air station for a few seconds the fan will spin immediately.
honestly I don't understand much about electronics I just love seeing master level soldering
My fingers are not meant for such precise work.
Seriously, back in high-school the teacher said my soldering was the worst she had seen in 40 years of teaching electronics. And a couple months ago I spent a whole week trying and failing to properly solder my kitchen lights. Finally got them working without the connections falling off on the 8th day.
I have used that cooling technique at work for years, works well
Stuff happens. Thanks louis for helping us to understand that. I hope your customer takes your advice and looks into that potential charger issue.
Hey Louis! Thanks for the repair video, educational and entertaining as usual. I watched allot of your videos but never see you shake like that before, if it keeps up go get it checked. Your young and health is important.
Still loving these Macbook repairs Louis...!
Rich.
Ah the OG content. I miss these although I do enjoy Rossmann Realty, and Rossmann Reality.
I've heard so much good stuff about your dad. You really need to do a sit down video with him.
sounds like paul and i have similar luck
many coworkers have the midas touch where every job turns to gold...i have the fecal touch
I just clean consoles as a hobby Idk much about this but it’s fascinating
Do not put off spending time with someone you love. You can buy anything! Except Time. No amount of money can buy you time.
If you believe that, I got a time machine to sell you...
money CAN buy time you can pay someone to make your food get you places help you do jobs then you have more free time.....money can and do buy time ...the thing is balancing everything
the funny thing is we use a lot of money buying time even if you are poor you are buying time the moment you get on the bus or train to get places that you can get by foot but you dont want to be late
@@Sm0ke821 Exactly! Money buys you time up to a certain point. After that you're just hoarding other people's time without being able to use it yourself.
You were only killing time but it kills you right back.
Two repair videos in a week? You're spoiling us.
I used to use a hakko for NOT soldering purposes. Specifically the ceramic one ;)
Hey Louis, are you ok? You didn't use to shake that much.
Noticed that on last video. Really bad shaking but totally still when zeroing in on a measurement. Mytery to me.
ya i noticed that too and it kinda worries me since louis is a really good human being
@@johnsmith42 never assume I am a good human being. a good rule of thumb for anyone you don't know personally!
@@rossmanngroup exactly what a good human being would say.
Excited to repair :p
If Louis Moved to the South He would have a heart attack at our awesomely slow work pace.
But that’s just how we are. Damn Humidity kills everything here.
Yup, its 64% today 5-18-21 in Bama. I work in a garage so sucks a lot.
been here 16 years and I still hate it 😅
I went to Kansas once and *lost my mind* watching people work. I visited this company that had over 16 people doing the work that I had 4 people doing.
One person edited the social media videos, the other person filmed them, the other person scripted them - THAT'S ONE JOB
One person packed the product, one person picked the product, one person printed the shipping label - THAT'S ONE JOB!!!!!
and so on, and so forth. don't even get me started on how slow everyone was moving. Absolute insanity. I would've laid off 75% of them on the spot if it were my company.
I would probably get run out of town if I tried to become an employer in a midwest or southern town.
@@rossmanngroup we need more like you down here. Increase production and ones who work get increased wages.
The south is where the Apple androids live?
Power on the chip would merely make it possible to turn on the open drain transistor so the line is pulled low. I would make sure that the pull-up resistor has power; that power being absent could make the line low abnormally. Of course, they might have the same supply so that checking either is checking both.
i just love watching Louis cursing at chat and the stupid apple machines that gives him some headache.
I really enjoy these board repair videos. Thanks!
Great on Louis, as you say, people need to understand that electronic devices are like old light bulbs, they work, then you switch them off or on and they fuze. From what I understand, it is a cascade effect, one failing, started a failure in a connected chip/piece. Great example of problem solving and analysis. Paul on the other hand, watching the video: WTF happened?
when i really need a board repair for a client. you'll be the call i make.
Good to hear Herb.
This is the first time I've read the training guide, and it's really awesome.
I love you Louis.... in the most bro way! Thank you so much for keeping viable components, and boards out of the land fill.
Get out of NY, come to Ohio
Where in Ohio is worth checking out?
@@rossmanngroup if you want to live in the city, Cleveland, Cincinnati, or Dayton. You would have to drive more than what you are accustomed to. I’m a business person also, and I love it here. My business isn’t in a city, so I don’t have all the city bullshit; no taxes, no zoning, no bureaucrats.
Have a good week sir
Ps. I pay $1200 a month for a 2200 square foot shop.
I've been watching Louis for a few years now, I still giggle like an immature 28 year old when he says PPBus
I enjoy your videos, very educational. I really like the gloves you use to work on computers too! What kind of gloves are those? May I ask, since they look very comfortable & easy to work with. Great production Louis!!
Those Charging chips are,still,made at Cypress ,in Colorado Springs
Mr. Rossmann, I'm just auditing this class. Is it OK if I don't know a damn thing?
Wait, hang on when removing the IC (ISL) the gates of the mosfets is floating that could cause that you see a short on PPBUS_G3H, on DC-IN board the Zener diode blows. Carp charger cause these problems
Do you fix Nvidia GPU boards also? The value of them these days makes it worth seeking repair since replacement is not an option.
I loved this video. I wish i was smart like you guys. I try to learn repairs.
Wishing a dead CPU is not the kind of ROBUST CONVERSATIONS we want to have on this platform
I actually like the TS-100, hacked it to boost the power. its not perfect but it gets the job done.
I used to shake too much too solder.... now i can thread a bondwire through a bonding needle.... Drop the carbs :)
Your way of eating wasabi is exactly the way to do it, otherwise you put too much soy sauce for the spice. Source: Japanese wife. but also plenty of Japanese eating/tradition shows I have seen. (it is quite a heavily contested sushi etiquette within japan as well, though. Depends on the prefecture)
3:32 made me laugh so hard. never thought that way before
Should try the KSGR T12 station.
Cheap, powerful and simple.
T12 are really good for hobbyists, but for professional use they are a little bit too janky and temperature sustain is not that great - tips are indestructible, but their quality is mediocre.
@@michamaecki8104 What do you mean "janky"?
@@TauCu Kind of flozidated, but only on the low side.
@@Digital-Dan what?
@@TauCu "Janky is a slang term for something run down, of poor quality, or unreliable." In this case i'm talking qbout for example tip spinning like a record and wiggling in a handle after couple months of use or malfunctioning orientation sensor.
Louis, please forgive me, I showed up stoned to class, and didn't realize there would be a test.
I'll get it right next time, I swear!
Wtf😂
Thanks for all your vidz,... watching for more than 2 years... Best man louis !
Louis: I'd consider eating wasabi for 600k
Also Louis: ends the stream immediately just to be safe
I put wasabi directly in/on my sushi too, I'm with ya. 🔥
Daaamn, I'm always too late for these videos to be live and answer the questions. :-(
"What we do here is we teach component level board repair."
You might be teaching but i'm not learning, muahahaha or something
Whats with the shakes? Did you get the wrong flavour?
I'll show myself out
Think about the joy ten seconds after the wasabi, when you realise it’s not the end! :D I love it!
Isn't the ppbus just a fancy word for the urethra?
these are interesting videos to run as background noise.
Louis cannot say let see some fan spin with the MBA M1 😆
Louis, I am somewhat appalled at the quantity of flux you use. I am not really concerned about that. But what I have never seen in your videos is the end result after U.S, cleaning or simple IPA spray and brush. Just reckon this would be a good (closeup) post repair strategy for your repair videos.
I am so pleased about the NY version of the RTP bill that gained its initial threshold. Congratulations you, your repair team and also the many active supporters you have collected around you.
Love your tutorials thank you
TIL I learned what SMC stands for, or rather, what it doesn't
You should do a meet up in the finger lakes
WOW.
You don't charge them for rework, even a year later? that's pretty awesome. that's a very low risk as a customer... well worth the price to know it'll be reliable.
Yay fan spin... oh and thermal throttling
Okay this is therapy for the intense realness of your other videos on society etc lol. I'm not being negative, I'm saying yin and yang baby, and it's all good!
You're supposed to eat the wasabi with the fish. Not mixed with the soy sauce. You've been doing it the 'right' way all along.
Oh, btw since you're in nyc. You can get fresh (real) wasabi from mitsuwa market place in New jersey.
I'm almost certain that putting the board up to the hakko like that doesn't really cool it the way you think it would. Air blowing on the board would, but a vacuum against the board, thusbresticting the airflow, not so much.
Yeah, but it's kind of funny.
Apple being Apple… Late fan spin! 😂… Learned that the hard way, sold a a1502 2015 on 2015 and the customer called me to tell me that the fan wasn’t turning on… Spent hours waiting while he took it to Apple to check it, once he found out it was ok he closed the claim, oh! This was on eBay… 😅 and sent from Venezuela… So… was really worried, it was a 23 of December too! 🥲😅😂
Wasabi is the one type of heat you could get away with. It doesn't last and will clean out your nasal cavity.
If it was a really hot pepper, I would ask for a heck of a lot more than $50 for the much longer suffering lol
I have a question took my iPhone 8 Plus to Apple for a screen replacement and a home button when I got it back the camera was not working properly and the rear glass was coming apart when I told Apple this was told I needed a full repair what is your take on this
Sucks major balls. Test before you leave the store. Otherwise complain to them as much as humanly possible and you might just get something out of support. Go to the apple store directly for best results
@@jumbleofwords I did before I left that how I found out they damage my camera and the back glass I did pay but I made a charge back with my bank They think because we don’t know about our gadgets that they can get away with it. people Apple are damaging your iPhone so you end up paying more it time to wake up and sign the rights to repair
@@niva1973 Based!
@17:55 "Factory baby ! Factory !" Lol.
I’ve eaten a load of wasabi raw accidentally a few times… And honestly, while I wouldn’t eat a load of it like that normally, it wasn’t that bad really. I mean, it burnt of sorts, sure. But it really cleared the sinuses and whatnot. Nice in a way
I was wondering to myself after going through the damage if it may have been a knockoff charger...
Wow, as soon as you said you are going to flick your own nose, I got an itch and did it... Damn it.
Louis calling me buddy makes me feel like I've a friend beside me during lock down.
Well, turn out Louis got the correct way to eat sushi, without mixing the soy sauce and wasabi, it become a mess.
Hey Louis, go get Paul a lucky charm!
Ironically, I did not want the fully loaded 2015 MBP (at the time new) which has never had a problem. I'll never get to meet Louis - FML!
the beginning resemble skyrim intro lol. something like when you're knocked out cold and louis wake you up to teach you how to fix a macbook
Louis, we all know that cats are main feature of this channel… now if you had a face mask of Mr. Clinton while doing board repairs, or have occasional pop-in pictures of Blackberry, then their will be actual retention towards these board repair videos xD
"I would cease to exist" - Louis Rossmann 2021 😂
I do the same with the wasabi. I thought it was how you are supposed to do it, the Japanese way.
Goals are be at this level
Louis. you are doing sushi right. mixing the wasabi and the soy is an american thing. in japan hte wasabi is put on the roll then it is dipped into soy before eating. good work my dude.
Did the customer use an off brand charger?
Nothing just dies, there is always a reason.
Louis where do you get the gloves that you use?
Why is it every-time Louis asks a question I keep hearing Ben Stein saying *"Bueller?"*
To find a magnet on your desk you could just drive an e-bike into it and check it for magnets stuck to it
Maybe a dumb question, but how do you clean your soldering iron so easily? I've been using a quartz block or however it's called for the last few years, that my dad gave me with the soldering iron. But it's definitely not doing a good job at cleaning most of the time or i'm doing something wrong :/
Surely, even without a 100 page guide, it should be quite clear that “AC IN” would be the obvious trigger for an “AC OK” feedback signal?
Hi. What software do you use to create the Service Order and print the label
I'm using HelloClient and works perfect but still i would like to try alternatives.
I did not know this alternative meaning for SMC. And I did not want to know. So now I am scarred for life.
And I am being sarcastic.
i wish you taught every class
You know, i have watched you for a long time, and you always do the same thing, teach
thats some shaky hand soldering Louis, that resistor had you nervious!
Great video as always , however I am rather concerned about how much your hands were shaking compared to previous videos. Please consult a doctor to get some tests done for things like parkinsons etc. Could be nothing (or just cold when you was working) but better safe than sorry. Stay safe.
I know exactly what it is and do not need further doctors visits to confirm what I already know from prior.