Oh yes! E-waste is a concern FOR SURE... But on the scheme of things, it plays a minor role actually. E-waste is mainly from olddddd oldddd stuff. Like CRT monitors and bege computers (you remember those ughh). I don't know if I can say this with an absolute certainty but I would say that plastics are the #1 concern. But it's hard to tell what is what in a 1 ton ball of garbage. Crazy things can be found in garbage, I've worked in a landfill. Some people even found grenades in the garbage! Grenades! I myself even have the remains of an AK bullet. I kept it as good luck thing idk. Lots of other things that cause concern like construction waste, steel pillars or remains of concrete. And dead cars. Those are big too
The morality and humanity of this channel alongside the excellent content is a breath of fresh air! Well done Alex and Wayne, people like you make the world a better place.
I am sooo glad to be on this channel, just to see how professionals people treating and passing knowledge to each other, this is the best perfect community. Well done Alex, and Wayne
Great work Wayne picking the fault out. You are also very humble and honest. Good things will come your way I'm sure of it. Stay safe as well. As for Alex I'm glad you were able to learn something and thanks for posting the video as many of us have now learnt something new as well. That's what's so great about the electronics industry! People always willing to help out.
The more I see your videos the more I learn about electronics and love the community you’ve created along with this channel.I honestly have come to a point where I can’t wait for your next video upload.Keep up the good work Alex and stay safe.Much love and respect from Albania 🇦🇱
Sub for the genuine directness and honesty. You make us proud to be electrical engineers by showing such character, because we gotta realize electronics are not going to become simpler - only more complex. Sharing info is the lock, sharing direct insight is the key.
Sharing knowledge is the most fundamental act of friendship. Because it is a way you can give something without losing something. Great job Wayne Seng. 👍👍
Alex i am glad you take help from your viewers. Thats very good. That is what makes you to big professional, with a very big heart. Your response to your viewers and your community is amazing. You are a special guy with a lot of knowledge, and its super amazing your share it with us. Thank you for that. Greets from austria
I loved the look in your eye when that Graphics Card came on and showed that it was working. You could actually see the relief in your expression! Also good call, Wayne. You deserved that reward 🍺
Once again we learn how humble Alec is, he’s the sort of guy you want as a friend (the fact he could fix things I mess up on is also a point in his favour).
Thanks Wayne seng for making possible the part 2 of this video.Very happy to see the graphic card being fixed.Also you have help Northridge Fix to break the myth of the device that are not fixable after 6.00 p.m.
I am not an electronic guy but I found this channel is for electronic fans and lovers and ppl who wants to help, and i enjoy seeing this channel coz I like science and electronic is a big huge science
I’m very happy for the fix Mr Wayne thank you for sharing the information شكر اخي حسين بارك الله فيك على الفيديوهات الرائعة تعلمنا منك الكثير جعلها الله في ميزان حسناتك و جعلها حفظًا لك و للعائلة الكريمة
Whoever we are! Whoever we become! We always learn day after day... learning is endless and the most important thing is keeping our feets on the ground! Great job and good heart alex 👍👌✌
It can be so easy to discount new information once you “know it already.” It was great to see your success by putting your ego to the side and listening. Great fix, I learn a bit more each time.
@NorthridgeFix whenever I watch your video, it is like you are talking to someone that never watched your videos, appreciate this a lot... Nice to have someone to learn from, but then I really don't understand dislikes on videos of this nature... Keep it up
Awesome!!!!! So cool you got it working finally, also to Wayne for having the information! There is always so much to learn here, I enjoy every single video!!!!! Best wishes, Michael
Like I always say it doesn't matter a person's age you learn something knew everyday, it is nothing to be ashamed if a younger or older person gives you a helping hand when you need it
Everyone is happy, after watching the previous video, then I feel that satisfaction in an initially failed repair which later turned out to be a successful repair. Thank you for always sharing your knowledge and experience with us.
"No one is so wise that they don't have something to learn, nor so foolish that they don't have something to teach" blaise pascal excelent job, excelent tec tip, i enjoy the vídeo
Give that guy Wayne a beer! Better yet you gave him $50 for the beer. Great to see this card repaired “better than factory”. Another win for Northridge Fix.
Here's a technique I use to find a component on the board: In your example R7022. Connect to your multimeter probe a fine brush made of either some copper braid from a coaxial cable shielding, or similar, and swipe across the board until it beeps. Measure in reference to pin 27, CSIN of the ISL chip logically. A fast and easy way to find traces, components.
Yes it is a good technique, but it is NOT effective in all circumstances. If you have a washing machine control board, there is a coating onto the PCB to shield from humidity. It is a kind of painting layer. And the coating is insulating...so schematics and board layout are the only means to attempt a fixing. Regards from Italy.
Great video I’ve watched your channel from the beginning I’ve missed a few videos that I’m catching up on each video is a learning curve I’ve been micro soldering for years and i still learn new things all the time from your videos If we didn’t learn everyday we would not progress in ourselves or life especially in our chosen profession’s it takes a humble person to admit they learned something new there is too many arrogant people out in the world who profess to know everything maybe they do lol but you never stop learning Amazing as always northridgefix keep up your hard work Peace love and respect to everyone god bless
Great result from all involved...never too old to learn! I do find it amazing the amount of SMDs failing through "normal wear & tear"...or is it just my imagination?
always willing to learn is a good. its good to share knowledge as you do Alex and always humble to accept information from others. I love your channel. keep these videos coming.
Takes a professional to accept help when needed, always learning
Absolutely! :)
He should know everything 😉
professionals should never stop learning.
Agree
@@AboveEmAllProduction nobody knows everything, that's not how the world works.
Thank you to all the big tech for fighting against the right to repair and causing all the e-waste, making the world a beautiful place! /s
Oh yes! E-waste is a concern FOR SURE... But on the scheme of things, it plays a minor role actually. E-waste is mainly from olddddd oldddd stuff. Like CRT monitors and bege computers (you remember those ughh). I don't know if I can say this with an absolute certainty but I would say that plastics are the #1 concern. But it's hard to tell what is what in a 1 ton ball of garbage. Crazy things can be found in garbage, I've worked in a landfill. Some people even found grenades in the garbage! Grenades! I myself even have the remains of an AK bullet. I kept it as good luck thing idk.
Lots of other things that cause concern like construction waste, steel pillars or remains of concrete. And dead cars. Those are big too
The morality and humanity of this channel alongside the excellent content is a breath of fresh air! Well done Alex and Wayne, people like you make the world a better place.
I am sooo glad to be on this channel, just to see how professionals people treating and passing knowledge to each other, this is the best perfect community.
Well done Alex, and Wayne
Way to go Wayne. I love the 3rd party repair community. It helps all of us out when we can share are knowledge with each other.
Totally agree. Ive learned so much and saved so much money from watching videos and interacting with the community!
@@aaronhiggs that's great to hear. Maybe you will be able to pass on some knowledge to a fellow person in the community.
One of the best TH-cam repair channel I have came across.. appreciate the honesty of both Alex and Wayne.
Good call Wayne well done buddy 👏
it's great to see people in the electronics community helping each other and there is always something new to learn
Great work Wayne picking the fault out. You are also very humble and honest. Good things will come your way I'm sure of it. Stay safe as well. As for Alex I'm glad you were able to learn something and thanks for posting the video as many of us have now learnt something new as well. That's what's so great about the electronics industry! People always willing to help out.
This is why the Community is so strong... you always have some people who has the golden tip´s
Greeetz from the Netherlands...
I am happy that the board got fixed from Wayne's input.
Nice team work right there. A good worker is always open to new ideas and suggestions to help improve not only themselves but their productivity.
This video brought a smile to my face, love the repair work. Thanks for sharing 👍
The more I see your videos the more I learn about electronics and love the community you’ve created along with this channel.I honestly have come to a point where I can’t wait for your next video upload.Keep up the good work Alex and stay safe.Much love and respect from Albania 🇦🇱
This was an a great example of collaboration! Well done! and that keeps one more piece of e-waste out of a landfill.
this is called sharing is caring. Excellent channel community
"or sharing is scaring" lol from his other video!
Brothers united in one goal, getting things fixed. I am so happy to see this.
This is why i love TH-cam, people come from all around the world to help you out.
Thumbs up for Mr. Wayne
Amazing how this community is so helpful with one another. Great job!
Awesome work, how good is it when the community helps and the job gets done, a smile on Alex’s face and I am sure a similar smile on Wayne’s face!
Accepting help....a specialist of your Calibre is making me love you more..... I wanna be like you.... keep inspiring us
I love when the community is able to help! Good job!
Sub for the genuine directness and honesty. You make us proud to be electrical engineers by showing such character, because we gotta realize electronics are not going to become simpler - only more complex. Sharing info is the lock, sharing direct insight is the key.
Congratulations Wayne you deserve the money for sharing and also giving a way to more repairing clue on other GPUs
Sharing knowledge is the most fundamental act of friendship. Because it is a way you can give something without losing something. Great job Wayne Seng. 👍👍
you both men are awesome and you deserve the best...thank you Wayne...thank you Alex...for share your knowledge with all of us.
It's nice to see your appreciation to your followers Alex. Back in the day I did my share of component leave repair.
Sense keep learning and sharing thats make a good teacher. Mr. Alex thanks again and Mr. Seng thanks to you.
Congratulations to master Alex and to the community, specially Wayne. Well done.🎉🎉
_Great lesson here!_
_If a job is looking like a no-fix, lay it aside and give this community 24 hours to offer suggestions._
I admire this guy since his videos light up my mind how fun and challenging is to repair broken electronics and stuffs.
What a trained eye. Amazing!! Excellent job!
Excellent learning video. Love this community. From Sydney.
I'm glad I'm a part of the Northridge Fix community awesome people here 😃. I hope there is a day where i too can help
Wayne seng just taught us something new
Alex i am glad you take help from your viewers. Thats very good. That is what makes you to big professional, with a very big heart. Your response to your viewers and your community is amazing. You are a special guy with a lot of knowledge, and its super amazing your share it with us. Thank you for that.
Greets from austria
There are good people in the world 🌎
I'm seeing in this case .
Good blesses you people.
Best regards
This is very nice. Reminds me to always be humble & respectful to other people.
Well done Wayne! Great find and excellent repair Alex
Just thanks both, one giving the advice and the other one accepting, trying and showing us something new. Love to see this kind of channels.
good of wayne to share his knowledge to help you fix this job and future work not unlike yourself. generous to give wayne 50 dollars but well deserved
Bravo to Wayne and to Alex , its always good to listen to others and never underestimate their knowledge.
I loved the look in your eye when that Graphics Card came on and showed that it was working. You could actually see the relief in your expression! Also good call, Wayne. You deserved that reward 🍺
Well done to Wayne, Thank you for sharing the information. Great to see that smiling face Alex. Thank you for another fantastic video.
Once again we learn how humble Alec is, he’s the sort of guy you want as a friend (the fact he could fix things I mess up on is also a point in his favour).
Sharing is caring..we all are very2 happy for your bro expertness.unity is strength..
Hi. Its a pleasure to be part of your channel.
Wow. Amazing job to both you and Wayne. Everyone here is not just here to watch you repair things but also wants you to succeed. 👍👍👍
Amazing! Thanks to helper and Alex’s interest. Best wishes
You are doing a big effort to fix different devices and that's not easy, we learn from you and trying to teach and help other people.
Love his excited you get when you get a display on the screen!
Great to hear just a viewer helped
Congratulations 😊
Good Job Wayne. You rescued a Card from the trash.
Thanks Wayne seng for making possible the part 2 of this video.Very happy to see the graphic card being fixed.Also you have help Northridge Fix to break the myth of the device that are not fixable after 6.00 p.m.
Team work make the dream work. Alex is a great human being.
I am not an electronic guy but I found this channel is for electronic fans and lovers and ppl who wants to help, and i enjoy seeing this channel coz I like science and electronic is a big huge science
I’m very happy for the fix Mr Wayne thank you for sharing the information
شكر اخي حسين بارك الله فيك على الفيديوهات الرائعة تعلمنا منك الكثير جعلها الله في ميزان حسناتك و جعلها حفظًا لك و للعائلة الكريمة
That's very kind of you to appreciate the help you get from others.
Whoever we are! Whoever we become! We always learn day after day... learning is endless and the most important thing is keeping our feets on the ground! Great job and good heart alex 👍👌✌
It can be so easy to discount new information once you “know it already.” It was great to see your success by putting your ego to the side and listening. Great fix, I learn a bit more each time.
@NorthridgeFix whenever I watch your video, it is like you are talking to someone that never watched your videos, appreciate this a lot... Nice to have someone to learn from, but then I really don't understand dislikes on videos of this nature...
Keep it up
Still amzed with your videos and happy to learn a lot.
Awesome!!!!! So cool you got it working finally, also to Wayne for having the information! There is always so much to learn here, I enjoy every single video!!!!! Best wishes, Michael
Like I always say it doesn't matter a person's age you learn something knew everyday, it is nothing to be ashamed if a younger or older person gives you a helping hand when you need it
Congratulations Alex and to the community , specially wayne👍
Congrats ... It need knowledge to use the equipment... Best work Alex
True professional and passionate can accept help, acknowledge that they don't know something and give credit to the person who helped them.
Such a great attitude you showed for the fellow professional. Love your videos and your personality.
Everyone is happy, after watching the previous video, then I feel that satisfaction in an initially failed repair which later turned out to be a successful repair. Thank you for always sharing your knowledge and experience with us.
it is great experience and also it is good to start with diagnosing components around power input if 5V or 12V rail inspection is not helpful
Genial, con todo tu conocimiento y ve q siempre se sigue aprendiendo, Saludos desde Venezuela
Thanks Wayne .... for the information.
the power of community...everyone can contribute and help each other
the smile after successful repair is the best !! Hi from Greece
You are always learning no one knows everything cudos to Wayne for the information 👍👍
Good job for both Wayne and you.
great shout out Wayne 👍
"No one is so wise that they don't have something to learn, nor so foolish that they don't have something to teach"
blaise pascal
excelent job, excelent tec tip, i enjoy the vídeo
Excellent quote
A great fix thanks to Wayne's info, glad there are people out there who take the time to share such information
We ke ep learning till the day we die. The minute you stop learning life has no meaning. Props for Wayne who had that piece of valuable info 👌👍✔
Learning is a life-long process!
Give that guy Wayne a beer! Better yet you gave him $50 for the beer. Great to see this card repaired “better than factory”. Another win for Northridge Fix.
Thanks Wayne and Alex.
wow, that was awesome. Great success. Congrats to Wayne too who really helped. We are learning a lot from your channel man.
Helps having the channel as a type of forum for advice and like this.
Awesome that you appreciate your youtube community.
Experience tells us everything thank you Wayne for sharing your experience
Congrats Alex & Wayne.
This guy that helped you shows that knowledge has to be spread.... great video!!
This is always nice when we help each other and share knowledge.
14:38 it never gets old 😁
True! 😊
Here's a technique I use to find a component on the board: In your example R7022.
Connect to your multimeter probe a fine brush made of either some copper braid from a coaxial cable shielding, or similar, and swipe across the board until it beeps.
Measure in reference to pin 27, CSIN of the ISL chip logically.
A fast and easy way to find traces, components.
Yes it is a good technique, but it is NOT effective in all circumstances. If you have a washing machine control board, there is a coating onto the PCB to shield from humidity. It is a kind of painting layer. And the coating is insulating...so schematics and board layout are the only means to attempt a fixing. Regards from Italy.
Great video I’ve watched your channel from the beginning I’ve missed a few videos that I’m catching up on each video is a learning curve I’ve been micro soldering for years and i still learn new things all the time from your videos
If we didn’t learn everyday we would not progress in ourselves or life especially in our chosen profession’s it takes a humble person to admit they learned something new there is too many arrogant people out in the world who profess to know everything maybe they do lol but you never stop learning
Amazing as always northridgefix keep up your hard work
Peace love and respect to everyone god bless
Great result from all involved...never too old to learn!
I do find it amazing the amount of SMDs failing through "normal wear & tear"...or is it just my imagination?
always willing to learn is a good. its good to share knowledge as you do Alex and always humble to accept information from others. I love your channel. keep these videos coming.
Always good to see people helping everyone
Good Job Wayne, The other great 3 words. 'We Fixed It"
Great job keep communicating and helping each other God bless
Yeah congrats Wayne. Thanks for sharing your knowledge