FOR ANYONE TRYING TO FIGURE OUT , you coat the board with a film of rosin , apply voltage to the board/circuit , the short will heat up and create a spot on the board . Cheap way of finding a short . Sometimes very useful! Ty for sharing!
@@joakoagui you can tightly attach the thermal paper to the board (you can fix it with a thermal pad so that it does not move). after that, try to turn on the board. if any element causes a short circuit, then it will heat up more than the others. as a result, a black trace of this element will remain on the thermal paper.
Thermal cameras are fucking expensive tho. I can't wait for that recent advance in thermal sensor manufacturing that'll supposedly make them cheaper, making it possible for any consumer level smartphone to include a thermal camera.
For those who don't know, that's an e-cig battery. This has the absolute perfect mix of "janky diy solution" and "a trick only known to those in the industry"
@@johnathanfowlds7587 the vapor is actually rosin it’s used as a flux to help solder flow in between two connections, in room temperature it feels almost like rock or hard candy, but when it heats up it turns to a liquid which aids in the flow of solder Rosin by its self is not electricity conductive this guy took it a step further and turned it to vapor and covered the board in it, when the vapor cooled it became almost like a dust coating on top of the board when he ran a current threw, the heat generated from the short melted the rosin in that area, allowing him to find exactly what’s causing the problem This technique is used in all sorts of stuff, dentists have a blue tablet that they’ll have you chew on, and under UV light it’ll make plaque glow, allowing them to find where you haven’t been brushing well Doctor have a similar thing with blood, they’ll put a contrast in your blood and it’ll show problem areas in an X-Ray Engineers will use a dye to color metal parts and that dye (or sometimes just a sharpie) will rub off in areas that are make to much contact, and will stay on the material in places that aren’t making enough contact, one scenario for this is mating two vary high tolerance parts together to make a seal; like valves in an engine It’s all for quick identification of a problem and it’s a really neat practice
@@denisyegorov5109 Да покрошил немного, верхний слой - не фатально. Работать будет. "погрыз" немного пластиковый корпус. Но снял да, вандально, не прогрел как следует... Во времена когда процессоры для компа были с открытыми кристаллами для настольных ПК, криворукие сборщики буквально откалывали уголки у кристаллов, и ничего работало. Там главное что-бы нижний слой кристалла не был задет, там в очень тонком слое вся логика чипа, а вся остальная масса чипа 99.99% просто болванка для теплоотвода и как основа для формирования схемы.
Lmao for a sec I thought this man was gonna take a hit of some THC dab out of that pen and show us how to detect a Mobo short circuit.. What a legend he would've been if that were the case!
@@kcalbxof not very likely, SMD capacitors are extremely reliable, this one might be getting shorted and overheating due to another more complex and power hungry device such as an IC being actually shorted.
@@TuxraGamer i was RMA solderer and ive resoldered many connections on SMD resistors and replaced them frequently. Mainly videowalls. Problem is, depending on the product they go through many heat cycles and the consensus seems to be that these connections start cracking, raising the resistance/fudging everything up. Thats why most times just adding more solder (mass production uses lead free, brittle solder) fixes such issues :)
@TuxraGamer if that's the case you will still see a short or low impedance across the pads of where the cap used to be. Most of the time, it's failed caps.
I have serviced circuitry for 40-years, used a similar method from the bag of tricks by using freeze spray to lightly mist the board. A warm component is detected much more quickly than by the touch method. Also, IR viewing is useful, if available.
@@AntonySimkin the cameras have low resolution, which prevents you from seeing exactly what caused the issue. They also can't use standard optics, because standard optics are opaque in the IR range.
@@Zaniahiononzenbei sounds pretty accurate. Indeed, you can't use optics. Composed cameras may be a good choice (as in Caterpillar cellphone, where posprocessing adds low res thermal on high res and you get more decent image). What do you think? I used one of those but not for electronics but for small friction pairs in mechanics and worked out pretty well
@@Zaniahiononzenbei I mean you can pay more for high resolution and macro lenses. The thermal camera at my work can identify individual hot 0402s with ease.
Most alcohols you can buy have some water in them. It's best not to apply power to a wet board. It's also a flamible liquid on a board with a short circuit that's about to have powered probes touched to it...
@@charmio I'm pretty sure there's no water mixed with alcohol(I'm talking about rubbing alcohol/Isopropyl) but I could be wrong. Also, it's a phone/laptop motherboard and the highest voltages there would be around 30, so no sparks to ignite. Besides, I've seen this trick on Louis Rossmann, he said it worked just fine if you couldn't afford a Thermal Camera
@@roughshaf7321 True, you're right that IPA is available at 100%. Even so, if left open to air it rapidly absorbs moisture until it reaches an equilibrium of 65% IPA to 35% water. And I do mean rapidly! One study suggested an open container gains 7% water in as little as 15 minutes. You can test your IPA by seeing if it dissolves table salt. I know from experience that you can ignite it with a lab power supply too (I was bored one day). From memory the supply was set at 12v and it took a few sparks but ignited easily enough. The size of the sparks are determined by the current supplied (in practice the important factors are the output capacitance of the supply and the voltage it's set too). If you really want to use this technique then I'd recommend connecting power first and then spraying the alcohol. Also set your supply to 0.8v, if you're looking for a short then this is higher than the supply will provide anyway. With that all said, while it can work I wouldn't try this on anything high value.
Fr fr but this is still really stupid. The board short circuits and gets hot from all the electrons taking a shortcut though the board. He's putting a bunch of rosin on the bored and watching it melt to determine where the hot spots are. Which is weird and not what rosin is for. You could literally do the same shit by just touching it with your fingers or just buy a cheap thermal camera..
@@fission1110 I would rather call it ingenious than stupid, because those Vapes are like five dollars it's definitely cheaper than buying a thermal camera, and he found a new use for two things. Can't really be hating on that can we?
@@AnonMedic I mean I guess. It's a janky solution to a problem where there's already a free janky solution. Touching it with your hand is free, much faster, much more sensitive and doesn't leave your entire bored with sticky residue you have to rinse off with isopropyl after this is done.
Nah, not even close you can still see the solder still on the traces. I can maybe guess and see why he thought that happened, it's just the water proofing epoxy he didn't bother to scrape off. If the pads were gone it be like a whatever color the layers of fiberglass were so a black spot or if it was a multilevel board even show it'll show copper.
In the laptop world the method of putting 1v through the board has a 50/50 chance of killing the cpu because the order in which cpu receives it’s power is wrong. I think it’s the same for a phone board. So the more traditional way of powering up the board normally and measuring the resistances and voltages across the board is safer imo.
I'm tech nerd but I don't know much about the nitty gritty as u present, so correct if I'm wrong but maybe it doesn't affect phone boards in the same way since they may be dealing with smaller voltages? (Only my speculation)
Thermal imaging implies supplying power to the damaged components a lot longer than this method. This could lead to damaging even more parts in circuit.
@DragonHorze You can get 90-99% alcohol for a few dollars at your local store or even gas station, so the difference is quite allot. The cheaper price as well as it's massive availability still make it the better product for the job, not to mention it's use to clean up flux off boards so every board repair specialist already has it on his/her workstation.
@DragonHorze If you like that effect, there is also compressed air in a can. Freezes the area making it super easy to find. But at the end of the day it's up to you.
@@tynewlin Hundred of experts use these products in the field. Most canned is specifically marketed to use with electronics, and alcohol does not cause shorts, it exposed them. It also breaks down and clean stuff that can cause short, and dries instantly.
@@ariewijaya1679 just to add .. i am nothing against this fancy smoke and magical melt .. just that its messy and possessing such equipment and inhaling rosin smoke is very shady topic ;) ...
Right but none of this video taught anyone anything... you didn't explain what you were looking for, you didn't tell us what you were repairing... so how to do what exactly? You should take more time
Yea it bugged me too. What he did was coat everything with a film of rosin. Then he applied voltage to the device and then it smoked where the short was. Look for the arrow. My only problem is that it leaves your board a hot sticky mess.
What part don't you understand? 1) Was looking for a short circuit. 2) Was working on a circuit board. 3) Applied a layer of rosin to circuit board. 4) Supplied the board with power and the short created heat, subsequently melting the rosin and giving away the location of the short circuit. 5) The culprit was a surface mount fuse.
the heat from the over current shows its face because you put a coating over it so the heat will make it boil in a sense. You could use an infrared sensor as well
Yeah dunno if I like this method too much. I usually thermo cam then freeze spray. I try to eliminate smoke in the work area and you really gotta burn it to get it to lay down in the mist style. It’s almost easier just to dip a solder iron as long as it doesn’t drip on the board
I love the comment alway three guy watch a youtubeshort and leave comments ones an expert telling what he did wrong there always the comedian making joke about and the there alway the humble guy who genuinely finds the vid to be informative and useful
If you can, simply buy a thermal cam plugin for your smartphone. Costs about 250$. Not cheap but you don't spend rosin/flux in the future, clean, quicker and more precise.
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FOR ANYONE TRYING TO FIGURE OUT , you coat the board with a film of rosin , apply voltage to the board/circuit , the short will heat up and create a spot on the board . Cheap way of finding a short . Sometimes very useful! Ty for sharing!
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@shofikislam4140 it's called a rosin flux atomiser but lol , most of the sellers just send you a vape or a e cigarette 😂
Thanks for explaining this because the video didn't
I was gonna “quickly detect motherboard short with rosin dispenser”, but then i got high.
The motherboard is still shorted and I know why
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No officer, that's my rosin dispenser
Why use something as expensive as rosin when a quick spray of alcohol Will do the same thing?
@@DEGENEBABA Because with alcohol its hard to notice
@@DEGENEBABArosin is cheap wdym ?
I often use receipts from thermopaper to detect increasing temperature on the board
That's a great Idea
Oh shit thats a great idea, how do you use it?
@@joakoagui you can tightly attach the thermal paper to the board (you can fix it with a thermal pad so that it does not move). after that, try to turn on the board. if any element causes a short circuit, then it will heat up more than the others. as a result, a black trace of this element will remain on the thermal paper.
Вы не слышали про тепловизор?
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You can also use freeze spray, duster or even just isopropyl alcohol. Thermal cameras work too.
How sensitive are flir cams
@@sargera1extremely sensitive, many factors greater than these other methods
Thermal cameras are fucking expensive tho. I can't wait for that recent advance in thermal sensor manufacturing that'll supposedly make them cheaper, making it possible for any consumer level smartphone to include a thermal camera.
How you can use isopropyl
@@ChelseaKearyjust put alcohol on suspected area and then inject a small current in the area and watch what evaporates quickly.
"So to repair this board, we'll start by preparing our rosin crack pipe."
Lol, slow down hunter.
Crack rosin? Hmm... I wonder if.. 🤔
Hahah crack pipe?? Not close to crack haha
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For those who don't know, that's an e-cig battery. This has the absolute perfect mix of "janky diy solution" and "a trick only known to those in the industry"
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Just smart
What does vapor have to do with shorts?? I'm curious
@@johnathanfowlds7587 do you mean short circuit?
@@johnathanfowlds7587 the vapor is actually rosin it’s used as a flux to help solder flow in between two connections, in room temperature it feels almost like rock or hard candy, but when it heats up it turns to a liquid which aids in the flow of solder
Rosin by its self is not electricity conductive
this guy took it a step further and turned it to vapor and covered the board in it, when the vapor cooled it became almost like a dust coating on top of the board
when he ran a current threw, the heat generated from the short melted the rosin in that area, allowing him to find exactly what’s causing the problem
This technique is used in all sorts of stuff, dentists have a blue tablet that they’ll have you chew on, and under UV light it’ll make plaque glow, allowing them to find where you haven’t been brushing well
Doctor have a similar thing with blood, they’ll put a contrast in your blood and it’ll show problem areas in an X-Ray
Engineers will use a dye to color metal parts and that dye (or sometimes just a sharpie) will rub off in areas that are make to much contact, and will stay on the material in places that aren’t making enough contact, one scenario for this is mating two vary high tolerance parts together to make a seal; like valves in an engine
It’s all for quick identification of a problem and it’s a really neat practice
Lmao so you just give the board a fat dab and then it spills all the information?
Essentially, yeah 😆
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Let me see if understood this right……. So when you get the MB stoned…… shit, I forgot where I was going with this.
Just DONT take a hit by mistake.. hot rosin looks exactly like THC lmao
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I thought this dude was going to rip a fat dab. That's how I start fixing my electronics.
Fr tho
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So disgusting wtf lol
Lol I did not know that myself
Thats a rosin flux
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the algorithm is finally starting to figure out what I like
All hail the algo
Are you trying to say your a pothead? Or do you like electronics repair?
@@DM-uk3dp I would go with the joke and not the actual electronic fault finding
The algorithm just really like you.
Снять конденсатор, покрошив кристалл чипа...ГЕНИАЛЬНО!!!
Не, там по ходу грязь между ними была. Это она вылезла. Но все равно вандально снимал упираясь в чип.
Там компаунд все будет работать
@@useRrrrrr2022какой компаунд, там конкретно взял и глупо сколол кристалл. Тут смотря как трещина пошла, скорее всего уже труп.
@@denisyegorov5109 Да покрошил немного, верхний слой - не фатально. Работать будет. "погрыз" немного пластиковый корпус. Но снял да, вандально, не прогрел как следует...
Во времена когда процессоры для компа были с открытыми кристаллами для настольных ПК, криворукие сборщики буквально откалывали уголки у кристаллов, и ничего работало. Там главное что-бы нижний слой кристалла не был задет, там в очень тонком слое вся логика чипа, а вся остальная масса чипа 99.99% просто болванка для теплоотвода и как основа для формирования схемы.
“First, you take a fat dab..” I like this video. 😂
Bruh that's a crack pipe not an e-banger lmao
Lmao for a sec I thought this man was gonna take a hit of some THC dab out of that pen and show us how to detect a Mobo short circuit.. What a legend he would've been if that were the case!
Wait so that's not what was happening???
@@KendallHall nah the only thing taking fat dab hits here is that Mobo there with all that Rosin. Shit tho I needa get on that Mobo's level.
@@robertg8996 I think it's not actual THC bro 🤣🤣
@@TheTicassShow lmao I know bro it was a joke 😂
Edit: shit tho Rosin, Resin, same thing really 🤷
"THC dab" reading that hurt my soul
Heads up- replacing a shorted chip might not prevent the replacement from shorting, but it's worth a shot
In this case it was a capacitor, they are the most faulty parts in any circuit i believe. Changing it should do the trick
@@kcalbxof not very likely, SMD capacitors are extremely reliable, this one might be getting shorted and overheating due to another more complex and power hungry device such as an IC being actually shorted.
@@TuxraGamer nah, smd ceramic caps can crack and short between their layers
@@TuxraGamer i was RMA solderer and ive resoldered many connections on SMD resistors and replaced them frequently. Mainly videowalls.
Problem is, depending on the product they go through many heat cycles and the consensus seems to be that these connections start cracking, raising the resistance/fudging everything up. Thats why most times just adding more solder (mass production uses lead free, brittle solder) fixes such issues :)
@TuxraGamer if that's the case you will still see a short or low impedance across the pads of where the cap used to be. Most of the time, it's failed caps.
I have serviced circuitry for 40-years, used a similar method from the bag of tricks by using freeze spray to lightly mist the board. A warm component is detected much more quickly than by the touch method. Also, IR viewing is useful, if available.
What's the name of this products
A method we had 30 years ago for repairing shorts...and Cooling spray had the same effect.
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What about a IR Heat sensing camera?
Cleaning all of that rosin flux off of that MB is too much work imo.
Thermal cameras are really pricey, and not that great resolution, wise.
@@Zaniahiononzenbei why not a great solution?
@@AntonySimkin the cameras have low resolution, which prevents you from seeing exactly what caused the issue. They also can't use standard optics, because standard optics are opaque in the IR range.
@@Zaniahiononzenbei sounds pretty accurate. Indeed, you can't use optics. Composed cameras may be a good choice (as in Caterpillar cellphone, where posprocessing adds low res thermal on high res and you get more decent image). What do you think? I used one of those but not for electronics but for small friction pairs in mechanics and worked out pretty well
@@Zaniahiononzenbei I mean you can pay more for high resolution and macro lenses. The thermal camera at my work can identify individual hot 0402s with ease.
Pouring alcohol works too, you just have to see it evaporate
That seems like the better choice because your going to have to clean the thing after the rosin anyway, probably with alcohol
@@ImBUNT you right
Most alcohols you can buy have some water in them. It's best not to apply power to a wet board.
It's also a flamible liquid on a board with a short circuit that's about to have powered probes touched to it...
@@charmio I'm pretty sure there's no water mixed with alcohol(I'm talking about rubbing alcohol/Isopropyl) but I could be wrong. Also, it's a phone/laptop motherboard and the highest voltages there would be around 30, so no sparks to ignite. Besides, I've seen this trick on Louis Rossmann, he said it worked just fine if you couldn't afford a Thermal Camera
@@roughshaf7321 True, you're right that IPA is available at 100%. Even so, if left open to air it rapidly absorbs moisture until it reaches an equilibrium of 65% IPA to 35% water. And I do mean rapidly! One study suggested an open container gains 7% water in as little as 15 minutes.
You can test your IPA by seeing if it dissolves table salt.
I know from experience that you can ignite it with a lab power supply too (I was bored one day). From memory the supply was set at 12v and it took a few sparks but ignited easily enough. The size of the sparks are determined by the current supplied (in practice the important factors are the output capacitance of the supply and the voltage it's set too).
If you really want to use this technique then I'd recommend connecting power first and then spraying the alcohol. Also set your supply to 0.8v, if you're looking for a short then this is higher than the supply will provide anyway.
With that all said, while it can work I wouldn't try this on anything high value.
This is the first time a YT "How to Do Stuff" video actually has content.
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Seriously.
Fr fr but this is still really stupid.
The board short circuits and gets hot from all the electrons taking a shortcut though the board. He's putting a bunch of rosin on the bored and watching it melt to determine where the hot spots are. Which is weird and not what rosin is for.
You could literally do the same shit by just touching it with your fingers or just buy a cheap thermal camera..
@@fission1110 I would rather call it ingenious than stupid, because those Vapes are like five dollars it's definitely cheaper than buying a thermal camera, and he found a new use for two things. Can't really be hating on that can we?
@@AnonMedic I mean I guess. It's a janky solution to a problem where there's already a free janky solution.
Touching it with your hand is free, much faster, much more sensitive and doesn't leave your entire bored with sticky residue you have to rinse off with isopropyl after this is done.
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@@Otkisylin при снятии конденсатора повредил чип пинцетом
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That is awesome I definitely have a new trick in my bag thank you
Maybe just spray isopropyl alcohol over this motherboard. No need of vaporizer, just atomizer
No
@@clayton9136 why not? It's already shorted. Lol
@@NinjaSushi2 No
IPA 100% or thermal gun
@@NinjaSushi2 I have no idea why shorted circuit would change this case. Shorted or not - IPA wouldn't affect this
Also, wonderfully sticky work surface! 👍
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Mom it's okay it's for circuit board repair I swear
Am I supposed to smoke or inhale it?
I guess than I gain the super power to detect sc.
@Dat Boii oh... it'll never work on me then.
Its soldering flux I think, you'd probably get super cancer from it
You lifted the pads on that component by tugging it before the solder was properly melted
I dont think the pads on the logic board lifted tho
Nah, not even close you can still see the solder still on the traces. I can maybe guess and see why he thought that happened, it's just the water proofing epoxy he didn't bother to scrape off.
If the pads were gone it be like a whatever color the layers of fiberglass were so a black spot or if it was a multilevel board even show it'll show copper.
That component looks like a capacitor.
That is new on me dude. That's some seriously clever shit. I will have to try this out now.
Way better than the 'ouchy' test.
@@Aethelbeorn I dunno. Sometimes you need that reminder that your alive.
Can you elaborate what he using and what is the device that he use to make it smoke?
As a fellow stoner I can confirm dabs are always the solution
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In the laptop world the method of putting 1v through the board has a 50/50 chance of killing the cpu because the order in which cpu receives it’s power is wrong. I think it’s the same for a phone board. So the more traditional way of powering up the board normally and measuring the resistances and voltages across the board is safer imo.
True true.
Wise
I definitely agree with you even though I don't know anything about it. Because you sound wise and this is the internet.
You sound smart and that sounds natural. I agree
I'm tech nerd but I don't know much about the nitty gritty as u present, so correct if I'm wrong but maybe it doesn't affect phone boards in the same way since they may be dealing with smaller voltages? (Only my speculation)
Or use flir cam. Awesome and cheap idea. Thanks!
Flir cams are a few hundred dollars, rosin and a heater rod are a lot less expensive.
Flir cam is cheap???
Who is ur math teacher ?
Plz let us know...
Since when are flir cameras cheap? Are you looking at Wish knockoffs?
Flir Cameras cost hundreds of dollars, do you think it's cheap ? Alcohol trick also will do the job fine but method on the video makes it even easier.
i like it, repair is better than throwing it away.
Wonderful, perfect work!
Pretty sure you could do the same thing with a thermal imaging camera.
Thermal imaging implies supplying power to the damaged components a lot longer than this method. This could lead to damaging even more parts in circuit.
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Or you could use alcohol and save your money.
@DragonHorze You can get 90-99% alcohol for a few dollars at your local store or even gas station, so the difference is quite allot. The cheaper price as well as it's massive availability still make it the better product for the job, not to mention it's use to clean up flux off boards so every board repair specialist already has it on his/her workstation.
@DragonHorze If you like that effect, there is also compressed air in a can. Freezes the area making it super easy to find. But at the end of the day it's up to you.
@@czpanama So you want to start building up condensation on your board when you power it up while looking for a short... Might find a couple.
@@tynewlin Hundred of experts use these products in the field. Most canned is specifically marketed to use with electronics, and alcohol does not cause shorts, it exposed them. It also breaks down and clean stuff that can cause short, and dries instantly.
@@czpanama They don't intend for you to create a layer of ice and then melting it directly on live circuits.
Классная идея с канифолью! Еще с чековой лентой делают так но там хуже точность
Excellent
Fabulous!!! Detecting the shortcut with a pipe of crack !!! I need to call a dealer!
Pipe of crack? That’s a battery
So that's what huntar used to detect shorts.
Im dead....🤣
Or use a thermal camera without any fuss
and then lighten your wallet by $500
@@ariewijaya1679 get a seek thermal camera and app system. It's much cheaper.
the cheap thermal cam is waste of money because the low res lepton sensor
@@ariewijaya1679 works for me. You don't need high res. Just find the hot spots or components along with troubleshooting. And an open mind.
@@ariewijaya1679 just to add .. i am nothing against this fancy smoke and magical melt .. just that its messy and possessing such equipment and inhaling rosin smoke is very shady topic ;) ...
Damn! This dude get his cpu stoned. Lol
When the local crackhead that offers to repair everything actually gets someone to entrust their device with him
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Looks exactly like shatter. I'm sitting here begging for it to not be shatter hahaha
Right but none of this video taught anyone anything... you didn't explain what you were looking for, you didn't tell us what you were repairing... so how to do what exactly? You should take more time
Yea it bugged me too. What he did was coat everything with a film of rosin. Then he applied voltage to the device and then it smoked where the short was. Look for the arrow. My only problem is that it leaves your board a hot sticky mess.
I was about to write say same thing
What part don't you understand?
1) Was looking for a short circuit.
2) Was working on a circuit board.
3) Applied a layer of rosin to circuit board.
4) Supplied the board with power and the short created heat, subsequently melting the rosin and giving away the location of the short circuit.
5) The culprit was a surface mount fuse.
just wanted to know how much voltage is injected
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Что происходит, я не понял.. Напряжение дал и разрыв нагрелся? А почему отбалды напругу кинул
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Mmm this is nice. Didn't realize they were making e-crack pipes.
Yea everything is going to electric.
When i use this ,i feel my mind circuit will become shorted as well
I thought he was about to smoke up 🤣 💨
the heat from the over current shows its face because you put a coating over it so the heat will make it boil in a sense.
You could use an infrared sensor as well
Thought dude was about to get baked 😂
Снимал конденсатор и сорвал площадку))
И площадку сорвал и кристалл сколол. Но это видимо для демонстрации )
Вкус и запах гари егошки, даже через экран передался.
А если элемент в обрыве, как искать будете? Да и тепловизор это выполнит и проще и быстрее.
Ты оказался настолько же умней других, насколько тепловизор дешевле этого инструмента. Согласись.
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Now this really is gettin two birds stoned
Who else thought this was dabs? 😂😂😂
I’m using my rosin dispenser for shatter. The intended use. I was wondering how dabbing would help find a short.
Как канифолят мозги...
Тем временем люди которые обзванивают всю плату чтобы не спалить что-то ещё кроме резистора .
Vape time
That is truly incredibly smart
And THAT is how you get "Rosin Lung", boys and girls!
Никогда так не делайте !!!
Да не вопрос
Почему?
Isopropyl alcohol works great too minus the mess to clean afterwards.
Yeah dunno if I like this method too much. I usually thermo cam then freeze spray. I try to eliminate smoke in the work area and you really gotta burn it to get it to lay down in the mist style. It’s almost easier just to dip a solder iron as long as it doesn’t drip on the board
At first I thought dude was gonna take a big dab before he got started lol
BRO I THOUGHT THAT WAS A DAB
He's giving the mother board a dab to help it calm down
The only thing missing is an outro with Jesse saying, "Yeah, Science!"
Rosin and Soldering Iron works just as good.
Was anybody else confused at first on what he was bout too do with that pen lol
Ребята, вы из каменного века? Давно для этих целей есть фризер!
“Dont forget to bring a towel!”
you can also just apply a liberal amount of IPA and wherever the short is, the alcohol will evaporate more quickly
"Yes mom, I swear. This is for my computer"
I low key thought that was a how to smoke crystal meth video
Get the motherboard high using your electronic bong before reaping
Now I'm prewarned about using a DMM and being incorrectly called a boomer. Grandpa used a slide rule and a laser to measured the distance to the moon.
can do the same thing with thermal camera even better but this one also works.
I stopped repairing electronics the moment when my father find out about my tools
I really need one for myself
I love the comment alway three guy watch a youtubeshort and leave comments ones an expert telling what he did wrong there always the comedian making joke about and the there alway the humble guy who genuinely finds the vid to be informative and useful
Fun and games till the cops think it's some kind of electric crack pipe
I see I'm not alone with the vape pen theory
People are gonna be cooking rocks on that thing
Forbidden vape pen
Ngl I though he was about to rip a fat dab
If you can, simply buy a thermal cam plugin for your smartphone. Costs about 250$. Not cheap but you don't spend rosin/flux in the future, clean, quicker and more precise.
You crack the chip
Thanks!
Yeah we all got these lying around at home
Lool opening chromes gonna take 5 working days