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[@johanherrera6413]

Why Sorin is the best? Because he explain things like a father to his son would do. No smug, no "secrets" not trying to sell you anything, or I never screwed up BS, just plain simple explanations, straightforward. This channel is the best period.

[@rayofcreation3996]

Johan Herrera absolutely. Well said. Cheers. 👍😊

[@viswanadhambagati5556]

Yes

[@jimopray666]

I am 61 years old and just started fixing phones and other pieces ,out of all the video's I have seen on KZbin, I have learned more from your channel than any where else.Thank you so much, I have spent a lot of money on repair items since I started 2 years ago, But your knowledge has been an inspiration to me .

[@lucianofz788]

so you area youtube technician.lol

[@dragosf]

Nice, 61 and started repair at this age is really cool.Congrats.

[@Kalma-cn]

61 and just started.. hmm i think you have basic electronic from younger age :)

[@rayofcreation3996]

jim Opray its so inspiring to learn this. Good luck to you. Cheers. 👍😊

[@jeffoldbean]

73yrs old oldbean. I also concur with everything you say.

[@paulandrew6456]

Sorin is such an amazing teacher. His illustration on troubleshooting is straight to the point. No secret, no beating about the bush, "let's fix something". I doff my hat to you Sir Sorin.

[@ctbully]

I started watching your videos about two weeks ago and I must say that you really are an inspiration to me and Im sure many others who aspire to be just like you. Thank you for sharing you vast knowledge with us. Ive always wanted to be able to repair computers and since watching your videos Ive managed to repair my first motherboard. Im just a hobbyist but I would like to be able to open a repair business one day. Thank you again. You have helped me alot :-)

[@rayofcreation3996]

John Bull wishing you great success in your endeavors and the best ever. Cheers. 👍😊

[@natiphotoshop]

Nothing special, but what's special is you! I understand only a little of what you explain because I'm really starting out. But I enjoy watching you, you teach the subject in a very relaxed and charming way. I wish I were close to you and can study with you. Nati from Israel

[@ghodkekiran]

Hi, I am from INDIA. I learned many things by watching your videos. Thank you very much from my heart. Keep posting...

[@technicalsupport8911]

From Maharashtra

[@gabrielenatalini4900]

YOU literally are the best and more genuine youtuber. You helped me a lot.

[@lasanthacaldera1000]

I'm learning every day waching your video, thank you so much! keep up your good work!

[@timothyokunola1518]

Again... i have been really inspired by your videos... i feel so happy merely checking through your training videos because i learn a lot from it...thank you very much. may the Good lord bless you greatly

[@piznigley]

Sorin you truly are the very best on KZbin. Thank you so much for taking the time to make all your detailed videos.

[@tercorbin1]

I'm SO GLAD i FOUND YOU, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR TIME AND SHOW OF EQUIPMENT

[@omkumargaikwad1105]

Basically I am from india ...I was searching a KZbin channel of mobile repairing...and now,I got the best channel for repairing and which is this ......you are amazing

[@muhaahaloa941]

Just the video i was looking for i was going to ask but saw it in the description..Thank you

[@vics_media]

Thanks for the tour Sir !

[@konradmroczek2496]

Great channel. Thank You!!! I'm a total beginner.

[@easypipsforex4741]

A Million Thanks sir for your time and energy you expend in creating this educative video that we the public benefit from each passing day to get mastery about fixing Laptops Motherboards. Thanks for all your great work. I want to plead if you can do a video on (1) How to use DC PSU to locate short on a motherboard, so that time can be saved in sporting short component . (2) Ow to use Re-programmer to program a Corrupt BIOS (3) Laptop charging, Charging light glowing but laptop refuse to turn on. I would appreciate if you can give consideration to all request. Thanks in advance. Best regard Abdiel

[@rgsnidow1]

I'm 66 and have worked on about just about all types of entertainment centers and communication radios but after the micro chips started coming out I quit but now I see you and what is used to mount those IC's and all it doesn't look too awful bad as long as you have a microscope...so I guess I need to load up on newer tools and go out and make me a million dollars..the one I didn't make in the ffirst place..

[@rayofcreation3996]

j snidow trust me, I understand you full well. Good luck and the best to you. Cheers. Love. 👍😊

[@jerryavila7034]

believe your skill in electronics and i want like you someday. thanks to all your video and i have many learn from you.

[@itztroy7072]

This is a man that know about this work

[@domtechelectronicsrepair6360]

You're doing a great job and here in my motherland country Kenya I love you and your job

[@AlvaroGomes]

Another wonderful day. I love your videos I've learned more with you than months on other channels.

[@electronicsrepairschool]

thank you

[@AlvaroGomes]

Yes, I also like your videos, why?

[@AlvaroGomes]

I work with compotadores maintenance and computer networks but really my passion are electronic circuits, I love to know more mainly to detect problems in motherboards. I love your videos should make some more videos about how to follow tracks and also the initial part of the input circuit.

[@viswanadhambagati5556]

Thank you... Your lab is awesome.

[@chrisnorthcott9885]

Hey, I have that exact same 'scope on my bench. I thought I recognised the 3217 on a previous video of yours. It's an oldie but a workhorse. Going on 25 years since it was last serviced and it's still going pretty well! As you said it's great for diagnosing faults on low speed/LPC busses.

[@electronicsrepairschool]

Indeed

[@grassoft]

Good video, thank you.

[@mehtabmanik]

Nice vedio. I am glad to know how to build own work shop. 👍👌

[@Martin-ot7xj]

Hi, thankyou for your great tutorial, i enjoyed it

[@essentialtech3436]

You've really helped me a lot please I need to learn more from you

[@fair4wayz]

You are the miracle! ty sir, you are my Super Star! i'm about to buy a linear psu.. I want it to stop functioning when there is a very strong short but also i want it to give power when i keep down the amps.. So i'm confused about the following psu characteristics. Do i really need to have one of them, some or all of them? The characteristics are: Short-circuit protection, overload protection, reverse polarity protection. Ty again for all your great and priceless work for the hobbiest and not only around the whole world.

[@electronicsrepairschool]

www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2380057.m570.l1313.TR0.TRC0.H0.Xlab+linear+power+supply.TRS0&_nkw=lab+linear+power+supply&_sacat=0

[@theviking6593]

i like ur spirit , no stress

[@peterlangdon2823]

I watch every night great videos I have all so picked up a few tips from your videos and I all so use hot glue my self on hinges works perfect keep up the good work from Warren Computers Southampton

[@FairTVLanka]

thanks dear..good video

[@hidoHido-vm4en]

Good Beginning Sorin

[@thetiredtechie2704]

That tower is a work of art :) I have the same soldering station you have (non-branded blue one), mine is branded as ZD-931, 48 W, 24 V, I love it :)

[@electronicsrepairschool]

yes, its very ok

[@SevenDeMagnus]

Thanks, it's always nice to know about the gears people use. I just got my amazing, very stylsh, KSGER T12 (firmware 2 something, instead of the 3.1 which is more expensive but smaller, but I like the larger 2 something firmware one), my other favorite tool now, the other is the digital caliper, first all metal one by General:-) Two favorite tools now. God bless, Rev. 21:4

[@geojor]

proper tools are essential, thank you ...

[@eugroy3351]

hello I've seen almost all your videos I'm learning a lot!

[@saiderrachedy8172]

I don’t know how much I thank you

[@CiderPang27]

Atten is a brilliant brand. I have two solder stations made by them. No issues at all. Would highly recommend.

[@Reykokuna]

Master Sorin, could you make a video listing the most suitable devices for a small laboratory? There is an embarrassment of online choice and unfortunately a neophyte has difficulty in choosing a device for work compared to others, perhaps with a link to the product and any referral linked to you? Thanks for the enormous knowledge he shares with all of us, there is always something to learn and certainly nothing is missing on his channel, he is an encyclopedia of the world of living computing. Happy to have known this channel, greetings from Italy.

[@sayedtadoun2169]

Hi, I am from tunisia . Thank you very much for all video ;)

[@paminos9970]

You are the best!!!! Thank youuuuu!!!

[@zubairwasiu8517]

Kokoorin thanks

[@swecoke]

Thanks for the video !!

[@electronicsrepairschool]

u r welcome :)

[@mustaphahammad1196]

Can't tell how great full I am sir thanks a lot

[@technocris1]

Thank you Sorin for sharing your experience and your lab's tools, recently I ve started to follow your lessons on youtube, your inspiration mobilized me .

[@deadlymarsupial1236]

Your videos should be at least in technical and further education colleges. You have my sincere respect, literally!

[@kakkoishonen]

I really like those instruments!

[@electronicsrepairschool]

thank you, its just basic, nothing special

[@africantwin173]

We need a updated vid about this. :)

[@FPSAnarchy]

very nice! you give us proof that you do not need expensive equipment to do this type of work.. when on youtube you see ppl like louis rossmann.. working with high end tools but never good uploaders with affordable tools

[@Ghost572]

You know what this guy actually teaches you how to keep your cool also, and just think and try stuff out without being a drama queen like some of the other channels. I was just watching a video on someone elses channel and they were flapping like a chicken, where as sorin would just start tracing things back from where the error is, building up schematics etc.

[@andythomas7931]

Hi, this was a very interesting video thankyou for making this. As for the small stuff, do you only use a Philips #1 screwdriver or do you need a Torx? Is #1 & #2 Philips all you need to open all the laptops? Thank you!

[@sakthivelv1777]

What multimeter and soldering do you recommend ? Thank you for doing these videos.

[@faisalayub5257]

Can you please let me know where did you get that microscope arm from can’t find it any where?

[@interneticaheraklion9260]

you are doing a great work.your videos are awesome and help al lot of people. nicely done!! I want to ask you . i have a switching power supply 30v -- 10a. How can i modified so it can make a noise or a click when it is shorted?? like linear power supply rele does a click click when it is shorted!!! Thanks in advance. keep up the great work !!!

[@carlosdaniloquintanillaalc9894]

You're great !

[@montydaniels1054]

How I ended up on your channel. My wife's friend asked me if I could look at her laptop because she said it didn't work, which can be anything. The laptop. A Lenovo IdeaPad 110s-11IBR. The issue: Not charging, so battery was dead. I put it under a magnifier & I noticed that the + line popped off the rear of the 'Charge Port'. I ordered a 'Soldering Gun' with the 'Reel' on the back of it, which also has an 'Auto-Feed' system built into the Soldering Gun. I was able to re-solder the + line/wire, back onto the Charger Port. I should have bought one of these Soldering Guns a long time ago because it's so easy to solder using one hand, instead of using both hands. Ya know, one hand to feed the Solder & the other to hold a Soldering Gun. It also helps because if you don't have enough room, or you need to hold the piece that needs the soldering with one hand, now you'd be able to solder using just one hand. Amazon & eBay sell them. I don't care who it is, if you don't have one of these type of Soldering Guns, you need to buy one. The best $25.00 I ever spent... Great video, glad I found your channel. Also thanks for showing us some of your equipment. I'm 63 & I've been repairing & building computers for almost 20 years now. 95% of my work over the past 8-10 years has been laptops. How I got by all these years without this tool flips me out. I would imagine you use one of these Soldering Guns but for those of you who do not have one, you really need to get one. Mine even came with a spool of solder & like I mentioned before, it was $25.00. My next piece of equipment will be a Re-Work Soldering Station. I noticed you have one but I'll watch the video again so I can see what brand you use. I'd do more soldering if I had the right tools since that's what helps make you better at what you do. The right tools. Thanks again for the video, it really helps us out a lot........

[@em0_tion]

As long as it works for you it's the best tool for the job :D I don't like these guns cause i prefer to have better control on the tin quantity i feed to the work. Plus you can't control temperature at the soldering tip with this device and you don't have a lot of tip shapes available for it. If you're thinking of buying a soldering station i would recommend you a KSGER T12 soldering station from Banggood, at least that's what i'm using. Just do the final Quality Control before plugging it in for the 1st time, it's made of Chinesium after all. It's not expensive and it gets a lot of jobs done. Homemade third hand helps a lot to hold your work while soldering ;) I've been working in the same field for over 10 years and it's cool to hear from a guy with much more experience than me. Wish you all the best, Monty :)

[@arsayu]

Regarding microscope, i see that is not simul-focal so if you use camera can you see on both eye-cups and can you see depth when you are working?

[@MalongaModeste]

Hi from south Africa. Great videos, can you give the list of every tools you just spoke about in this video please

[@mohammedelex4518]

Wow , That is V.good

[@renaulth2009]

The man can draw with both hands

[@TecHService]

The stand for microscope(like yours) can be purchasing separately? I find one like yours on Aliexpress but is cost it about 380 euro! To expensive!

[@airmailman1971]

Sorin, you didn't mention anything about the software that you use to combine all of the camera's into one display, like the power supply display, multimeter display, microscope, etc. I notice that you switch something on your computer when turning to the microscope. Great channel Sorin. Thanks for the tons of information.

[@sosscs]

13:21 "when I thing is dumb, you can predict it's behavior" lol so true

[@alexanderwong6052]

Nevermind Sorin! I found all you tools you use thank you! ....LOL "Oh I love my coffee..."

[@vhilajid776]

what power supply you use for diagnose short and getting hot short.

[@haxensalat]

I'm very interested in the type of adhesive you're using to glue phones (backplate or display) together, do you have any recommendations?

[@user-vx6qh1gs9f]

سلام من یک ایرانی هستم با وجود اینکه زبانم خوب نیست ولی انقدر خوب و دلسوزانه و راحت کار می کنید که جذب ویدیو های شما و آموزش خوب شما شدم بسیار از شما متشکرم لطفا با قدرت ادامه دهید

[@mohammadbashiri7539]

hi dear, so i have question : is the soft ware for pc for layer of laptop pcb and ways of voltage just lock like phoneboard ?

[@ryanjordan2835]

what about your overhead camera? how have you set that up? I mean the camera that records your worktop from above?

[@PhuketMyMac]

Where did you get your bent multimeter probes please?

[@techskyrocket4101]

Hi, could you tell us what kind of cameras you are using to view your repairs? I'm start to do some close up repairs on various equipment ( including lens camera, canon cameras etc. ).

[@Kaludjer12]

hi guys, the greatest results that I have had was with the Gregs Electro Blog (i found it on google) without a doubt the most helpful info that I have ever followed.

[@OhmWavTube]

What is the good hardware configuration of the pc so that there is no recording lock on obs (using an action camera and microscope)?

[@karloskontias]

can i have the link for the microscope and camera with extra lenses you bought?

[@BobbyKewley]

Are you based in the UK Sorin? Spotted the Greggs coffee! 😊 If so I would gladly travel to you for repairs! 👍

[@wiseman4377]

keep goin teacher

[@jasonlowndes2453]

Great Video, what is your headset, always good sound quality.

[@OurPhilippineWorld]

i have asked this question also ....i think it is a trucker's bluetooth headset ...as what i am thinking it could be and he has bluetooth dongle in the computer he is using or it is built in to the laptop he is using ...just by looking ...i could be wrong but it's what it looks like to me

[@montydaniels1054]

@Electronics repair school . 2 questions. So you don't have an 'All-In-One' Re-Work Soldering Station, you have a Soldering Gun & a separate 'Heat Gun'. Is it better to have them separate instead of all in one? Also my 2nd question is, with USB ends, which 2 connections are the + & -? Thanks & also thanks again for your video, it's a good one...

[@em0_tion]

For your 2nd question you can simply google "usb pinout" and look at the image results, everything is explained in detail ;) As for the 1st question, a tool meant to do only ONE job will probably always be better at that job than a tool that combines the job of 3/4/5 other tools. It's just a matter of what you need and what you can afford. If you don't have a lot of money to spare, just buy a soldering station + heat gun 2in1 device. It would still be great. If you mainly solder all day long, but you barely ever need desoldering chips, you can even not buy a heat gun at all and just invest the money in a better quality soldering station or other equipment, you know.

[@aneezaliyar1901]

13:00 The linear power supply is just a dumb thing.... Its tupid, has no brain.. "Oh... i love my coffee... " 😂😂😂😂

[@rayofcreation3996]

Aneez Aliyar and dumb things are predictable. That's the best part of it. 😀 Sorin keeps it all so simple and that's why its beautiful. Good luck to you. 😊👍

[@husbyugur77]

Sir you could use a thermal camera instead of petrol to check hot parts

[@Todohongo]

Sensai Sorin, I was wondering if you would ever make any radio repair videos?

[@cjmendoza8599]

Electronics repair school sir what multi webcam mixer you used on your Vlogging?

[@eugroy3351]

power supply digital linear or switching ?

[@jonclement]

So linear power supplies "click" if there's a STRONG short. I wonder if there's a cheap adapter that can test for these different kinds of shorts?

[@mig360m]

what is the voltage tool to the top left?

[@swanny6945]

Sorin, i can't find anywhere what rate fuse wire you are using? 2A or more?

[@JobsonGabriel]

why took the fan and put a heatsink on the linear powersupply?

[@widyahong]

hey i saw you using same microphone from first video after now, what wireless microphone you use? its very durable, im curious about the connectivity like rf something? because not sound like bluetooth mic..

[@medtouta636]

votre atelier et bien équipée mon maitre

[@sudheerm.s6792]

I want to buy a power supply for laptop as well as mobile phone short finding using your method, ( increase the amp and use petrol) which power supply is best for this purpose . I had a power supply but it disables when there is a short in circuit :(

[@poloemilien4858]

Same problem here. Any solution ?

[@tapiwanashemakanda1464]

Sir , how do you check the specifications of the motherboard of a laptop if I want to replace it. My acer extensa 2519 got splashed with water its only charging not switching on .if you can help

[@seckinseckin3919]

14.50 what is the meaning of hearing linear power supply clickin ?? Can you explain pls ?

[@rfinformaticavt]

I wanted to change my Atten AT860D hot air station. Now that I know that Sorin uses it, I won't change it anymore ...

[@janzetocha5575]

How much cost this station in Europe??Any good shop to buy it…

[@mehditouati86]

Hello my Boss do you have a link for Microscope ?

[@ZadaTec]

Hello friend, do you have any toughts about this power supply : DPS-305BM 30V 5A DC Digital Control Laboratory Adjustable Power Supply I found it on bangood and ebay but not sure if it is a linear one and if it is a recommended one. Thanks for all your great videos!

[@NissimEzra]

Thx for the video, I'm in Canada locking for microscope. is X20 enough? Thank you

[@bobsoft]

This video explains it well about higher zoom than 20x being a hassle kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZDIgqWYpNVggJYm37s

[@barika3709]

pls show your shop..

[@treadmillrepair754]

Holly shit, what is the reason for all these cameras in front of test equipment? Nice Cheers.

[@electronicsrepairschool]

On screen display

[@jayakumar5055]

laptop all power is ok but it donot on correctly but after press on few minits later it automatically on why please give be reson

[@grassoft]

I barely got a power supply similar you have on top, mine is 30V 10A, unfortunately doesn't reach 30V, max voltage is almost 26, do you think it might be adjustable from inside?

[@electronicsrepairschool]

3-5A up to 20v its enough :) You dont really need more of that

[@manzarrafee]

HI SIR, Which petrol do you use, could you please share it? I have seen you naming it but can't find which video it was. Regards

[@electronicsrepairschool]

zippo

[@gunsnroses2872]

@@electronicsrepairschool is it the same for briquet?!

[@interestingspagetti]

Just looking back at your video's. Somehow got directed here.Very insightful. But!!! Sorin!!!!! One tool you missed! You use it on nearly every other video. Can you guess?????

[@Bman130958]

multi meter

[@em0_tion]

you don't need an e-cig to get the job done, but i get the joke xD