Battery heated fuse repair - Asus GL707 laptop battery repair & unlock

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[@edmundartner8155]

Dear Sorin! You're doing a great job. The way you repair is simply brilliant. Don't bother with stupid comments. You have your heart in the right place. For many people, drinking coffee is an everyday occurrence. Unfortunately, drinking coffee is almost a luxury for more and more people. I hope you understand my comparison. You often win in business, but sometimes you make the poor people very happy if you can repair it cheaply and, as a result, you have done a good deed. God protect you and your kindness.

[@viejobar3636]

Thanks for showing how the battery fuse works. I upgraded my similar model laptop's RAM and storage, and the wires that go from the motherboard to the LCD panel got out of their place and got pinched by the laptop's bottom lid as I was putting it back together. Unfortunately, both the backlight fuse and the battery fuse got blown out in the process. I've successfully soldered the backlight fuse and it's working great. Now, thanks to your video I'll be able to get my battery to charge again. I appreciate your hard work and sharing it, Sorin!

[@l0znetd548]

Foarte buna treaba Sorin!! Tine-o tot asa 👋

[@essamsiyam]

It's not advertise for the device it's an advertise for how much Romanian people are really good people. Thanks Mr sorin for all knowledge that u share and thnx for the offer

[@Sezdik]

Hello Sorin, Thank your for this video and the talks with the guy who created this device. The solution he provided is very just and fair.

[@biniyamdaniel1704]

Hi sir I am from Ethiopia I want to say thank you and God bless u for your lessen you make me perfect and Beter experience, skill @ my job

[@WXSTANG]

I love how these companies like ASUS, Apple, Tesla, all preach about being sustainable, but then design their batteries to expire over time, and even have fuses they blow on purpose, even though they are perfectly fine. In any case, good work, very informative!

[@maeanderdev]

As far as I understand there is good reason to have such a fuse, as it can reliably disconnect the cells when something goes very wrong, potentially avoiding a fire. Li-Ion cells are really hazardous when treated wrong

[@WXSTANG]

@@maeanderdev I would argue that most of these situations are showing the cells to be fine, and that they are blowing the fuse after X time, or X recharges. Also, if the battery started a catastrophic failure situation, those cells would all light up even if you disconnected them. There is no reason to blow that fuse until the cell can't take 30-40% of its original charge, then they can be catastrophic because internally they can short. That is after like 10 or 20 years though. Lithium hasn't been around long enough to play this game of batteries going south.

[@maeanderdev]

@@WXSTANG There are multiple scenarios which may result in a catastrophic failure. If for example the charger fails to terminate a protection device may be able to avoid a fire and in such may save lifes. I don't know if there is any sign of deliberate blowing of such a fuse by means of planned obsolesence, or if rather such cases are a result of external heat or erratic triggering of a safety mechanism in the battery controller

[@elite_fitness]

This man can fix any electronics, also the key is not to read the comments. Ignore the noise , you know what you are doing. People always attacking KZbinrs trying to critique every little thing they do while they watch on their butt.

[@tameratmekonnen1192]

it is amazing! I just fixed just by jumping the fuse. I didn't know it was a fuse because the upper plastic was melted.

[@biproservices1346]

Really good offer. Really nice guy! Thank you, Sorin and the manufacturer guy as well!

[@Dr.muthanna]

I expect that you will use a proper calibrated fuse hahaha thank you sorin for informative videos

[@PuiuM3u]

Very well explained.

[@Kriswixx]

super cool. thx!!

[@zabiullahsadat7861]

❤ thank you for learning

[@domaspet.2179]

best ,most detailed explain

[@Trustsimo07]

thanks, another side of repair 🙏

[@zx8401ztv]

What a great tool, Hopefully you will have more money coming in to help you. :-D

[@liviudobre847]

Hello ai am from Romania and I follow you with love I like what you do I don't really know how to write in English, but I understand everything you say , he helps me google to write

[@BootedTech]

Nice device, it is a pity there is a subscription, use limitation and initial purchase price.

[@electricelectronich9979]

yes, it would be better if it was for free. Also it would be very nice that iPhones and Laptops also to be for free.

[@bravefastrabbit770]

The 41 dislikes are coming from those guys whose hustle you just exposed lol! Great video, and great advice for everyone to get out of their bubble. It's a well needed reminder

[@alainthuillier8560]

Hello, a video to analyze the charging system integrated into the laptop. Best wishes. Alain

[@abasskpakpo2537]

Big man , you are extraordinarily…

[@ahmadisa1094]

@NipEmbedded Thank you for the offer

[@oefzdegoeggl]

Romanian customer, Romanian device and Romanian Sorin. What can go wrong? Ha! A lot can go wrong! My ex-wife is from Romania 😄

[@fixdiymobile]

Thanks

[@oxtrolopitecux]

A few days ago I bought one of these devices but it was not with the aim of making money with it, or doing business with it, but trying to maintain the batteries of several laptops I have, mine, my wife's and my daughter's, and some friends' . It cost me the financial effort, because I live in one of the poorest countries in the EU and I don't have any electronics business or anything else, but I consider the purchase as a long-term investment, I can even try to recover this investment by recovering some batteries for €15 to €25 each, but it was not for that purpose that I purchased the device, making electronics and computers a hobby, because my monthly income comes from my work as a civil servant. And by the way, I really like watching your videos, including this one and the video where the USB port of the device stops working, I wish you good health and many, long years of life ..... and videos of course.

[@kostasantoniadis5451]

You can see the operation principle of the fuse here kzbin.info/www/bejne/pHSUgoFsfMhqabc

[@daz41262010]

great video :) perfect demonstration :) but isn't the battery useless once cut open like you did ?

[@berrywin]

My thoughts too! I think Sorin left us hanging there...

[@TheDriv3r23]

Deal Mr. Sorin, thanks for all your videos. I believe the vast majority is not getting your point regarding the restoration/resetting the batteries. But there is one important point from my viewpoint: the only way to restore the battery of an old laptop (one that I Have is ASUS a3h or ASUS A6r) is to repack it and reset the controller (because one cannot buy a new spare battery for the 10plus years old laptop)

[@irishguy200007]

Do you have to have a programmer to reset the controler?

[@TheDriv3r23]

@@irishguy200007 yes. But it could be an old LPT programmer for Be2Works

[@robertjung8929]

that fuse is the only thing preventing a fire if the mosfets are shorted... lipo fire is not a joke.. please replace the fuse with a proper one !

[@Drottninggatan2017]

Maybe the MOSFETs in the customer's laptop is shorted? That can be why the fuse was blown in the first place?

[@robertjung8929]

@@Drottninggatan2017 no that fuse is blown by the chip in the battery when it detects abnormal situation which is not solved by disabling the mosfets (the ones inside the battery)... it's literally the last resort safety to prevent battery fire. sometimes the chip is "trigger-happy" and blows the fuse when the situation is not that critical, in those cases you can reset the battery but the fuse MUST be replaced with a proper fuse, bridging that fuse in the battery is a fire hazard.

[@electricelectronich9979]

@@robertjung8929 it was not a bridging, it was recovering with an alloy. So when chip wants to blow it next time the alloy will be melted. Me have recovered tons of these fuses and tested that after recovery it works perfectly as a protection. There two rules to follow - alloy should be light melting and not too much like in the video.

[@robertjung8929]

@@electricelectronich9979 what's the purpose of fixing a fuse ? new battery protector is 1$ to 3$ depends on type.. you can't guarantee that your "repair alloy" will disconnect the battery reliably.

[@danielsaturnino5715]

I've tried that fuse trick once and thing let out some magic smoke heheh dodgy?

[@Shubietah]

Amazing !!

[@boogerhead0]

Some automobile air bag control modules have a similar device, it is a fuse crowbar, that burns the power fuse inside the module to disable air bag, in case of failed clockspring (in steering wheel, for example)

[@tachidaallentumoto2351]

Hahaha you are my hero . When you said there is a poor country +- I just remember those guys who want everything fix for a maruchan hahahaha

[@carlosgarciaoropeza5480]

I didn't see the scale thumbs up x1 Mega... I would have chosen it. Greetings from Mexico.

[@jaimecosta2966]

I have a hobby doing computer repairs and I also make some money I have bean repairing computers for a few years I am very careful how mutch I spend on tools some jobs require good tools recently I have bought a kit of screwdrivers tools are important they make the job mutch easy.. I am thinking of some board repairs but I am getting old.. A soldering iron and a heat gun and a digital microscope wound be nice.. I watch your video apriciated I find then educational.. Wish you well i

[@giorgostexnikos6976]

amazing

[@steveb1706]

Hi Sorin, Informative video as usual. My Thoughts on the device, I have one of these and am only a hobbyist repairer but have done many devices over the years. The initial device cost my seem high but as you said it is a unique device and with a fairly small customer base compared say to a soldering station so the developer needs to make money to keep the project going. It's like data recovery hardware, high price small sales market. As for the unlock licence, for someone like me it is far to expensive paying yearly subscription for something I may or may not use. I realise it is not aimed at people like me but is there no way to maybe pay per unlock like mobile unlock codes, or batches of 5 unlocks at a time via site membership or the like. Anyway please keep making your informative and entertaining videos, I enjoy watching, even the non repair ones (did you ever find your drone ?)

[@nipembedded9976]

Who said you have to do a yearly subscription ? NLBA1 is a lifetime analyzer, you can use it anytime. For unlocking the batteries we plan to offer a few free repairs every year.

[@steveb1706]

@@nipembedded9976 Thank you for your response, maybe I confused matters. I am referring to the chip unlocking, on your site it does state in large letters Laptop Battery Chip Reset License - 12 Months, not the actual unit price. By the way I am in no way criticising your excellent product, just that prices reflect a niche market similar to data recovery hardware etc.

[@nipembedded9976]

@@steveb1706 You pay 1 Year reset license and you get 1 year. You can stop at any time and use the device as Analyzer Lifetime.

[@ahmadisa1094]

@@nipembedded9976 thank you for the offer

[@simonpeggboard4004]

Get your friend to change the spelling mistake on the report output. It's Chemistry not Chemestry. Not important for normal stuff, but if it's a report supporting an official document best to be correct. ;)

[@AndrewBryantPianoTuner]

Can you do a course of video's preparing people for the Amateur licence please. If you look at all the Amozon audiobooks none of them are for Uk licence

[@electronicrepairservice2020]

Never gave this any thought until this video. Yes, expensive investment for small shop, good idea if you can get a return in the first year but could become too competitive if too many decide to do this, the opportunity will be short lived.

[@moncearazvan]

Ne descurcam și noi cum putem :)

[@judahosuigwe]

Hello.. With the help of your video I was able to fix my laptop battery, thanks a lot. My only issue now is that it's not adding in percentage when charging. Please do you have any help available?

[@prawny12009]

Would this fuse blow from wrong voltage charger? Or could it blowing from overclocking on the laptop.

[@UnCoolDad]

Where in the uk are you located?

[@muhammadarif9994]

Sir, can you sahre about the software / device being used by you to unlock / battery repair??

[@kostasantoniadis5451]

Maybe a better way to "fix" the fuse is to remove the plastic, and put a small ceramic part on the factory low melt solder. (do not put more solder like you did). Then use the heat gun to melt it. At the same time, put some pressure to disperse the solder to make contact with both the internal fuse terminals. Then remove the heat and remove the ceramic part. That way the fuse will work "like new" ??? That is until you find and install a new fuse.....

[@prithiviraj2889]

Thanks for the informative video, but if after shorting the fuse with Soldring iorn, again it blown out means, what's the Possibilities of issues there..

[@prithiviraj2889]

That's what happening to my battery now, i was getting negative -ve in all the sides of the Fuse except the +ve input, if i solder again it burns with a smoke.. what's the issue in it..

[@abidg2776]

RESPECTED SIR I am yours subscriber and watch your videos with great interest. you are doing a great job 👍its a field of my interest. My problem is that my laptop, which is 10 years old. Its battery was very low capacity remaining therefore bought a new battery 🔋 which is locked to 80% charging capacity not charging fully 100% In setup Bois 80% to save battery is disabled. In windows all options to save battery ie battery saver all functions I have disabled. And put the laptop to high performance no battery saver options are on. Still battery is not charging 100 percent. Respect sir what you suggest for solution of this issue 🙏 thanks

[@chumatez]

I am from Nigeria,I bought this device and I also bought one year license(very expensive) since September 2022 I have not used it more than twice to unlock .am I eligible for this discount ? Also for the cost of purchase for this device , he would have designed the device to be working on its own without being connected to the internet before use.

[@prawny12009]

The lack of repair in the uk and europe is because companies deliberately make repair impossible. Often even their own technicians cannot repair the product themselves, if the part is repairable but requires specialist software or tools to do so they are instructed to replace. Often because they do not want the software to be leaked, exposing their deliberate locking.

[@Maciej.R.]

Jak dotykasz lutownicą bezpiecznika mam wrażenie że słychać iskrę. To wówczas ten potencjał ubił chip.

[@purplesplashyt]

Yo I have a problem with my laptop the CPU cooler fan is not spinning so I tried checking the fan and it doesn't work so I got a working fan and plugged it in and still no spine but the fan move slightly when i turn on the pc and stops what do think is causing the problem

[@Paul-ib5xv]

Why didn’t you use one of your special calibrated fuses Sorin?😂

[@SWARKA1]

sa traiasca romania 😍Professional as usual

[@yosef4208]

Only question I have is how does a battery usually get locked in the first place?

[@DukeBiggsley]

The IC on the battery detects an error and locks the battery so it doesn't blow up and burn your house down. Sometimes it can happen if the battery is too low. Imbalanced cells can cause an error. Or if it draws too much current when charging. Or even discharging too quickly.

[@yosef4208]

@@DukeBiggsley thank you friend

[@DannyBokma]

You fixed it by removing the 2nd protection on the assumption that it was a mistaken trigger? That's a risky move, I would dare to do that.

[@mohammadrazmi9467]

Sorin, I'm from Iran. As you said here is not ebay/amazon or something like that... I really need this device. what can i do?

[@theclintified]

699 in the US Sorin.... Is shipping really $200?

[@Frank55]

I would have used a piece of 'precision fuse wire' instead of a solder blob... 🙂

[@zabiullahsadat7861]

Hi please send the battery software program for me

[@hichemhich1786]

hi i have a laptop battery that changes no more then 3%, what do u think the problem is ? i installed HWinfo to start monitoring it , i see it getting to 3.5% ich then come down to 2.7% ich and repeat. that's really weird !!!!

[@ikhsanmaulana8660]

Sir, i re cell my battery laptop but in windows is not detected. Battery is can use and charge but the indicator is show battery not present. Does it because the chip in bms?

[@roseaxel4]

excellent!

[@sakhicammunication2985]

Hello sir I live in Pakistan i also do battery work what can you help me with ?

[@aminebenali8003]

Life is nice and easy there just because they steeled "poor" countries... It wasn't poor before its invasion... I'm enjoying watching your videos by the way ;)

[@manassehmukuwa1072]

❤️

[@JorgeLuisOchoa10]

What can go wrong? 😅

[@ajw6715]

That fuse should be a circuit breaker that resets when it cools.

[@bblod4896]

Agreed. Another way for manufacturers design limited life in their products.

[@groovejet33]

He also LICKS 12v Lead acid battery terminals for abit of R & R🤔😉😂

[@martinnxs7866]

i do the same thing but my battery ends like balloon 🫠

[@registriert2012]

if "fixing" the fuse unlocks the battery why do i need this device?

[@azzidoqsc]

The chip blows up the fuse because it detects a sever failure. I am pretty sure Sorin cleared the errors using NLBA1, otherwise it won’t work.

[@maklogetrich2378]

there's one time a customer asking for ssd replacement from hdd, change the drive to ssd and suddenly battery stop charging for no reason, no amps at all the customer end up blame me for "breaking" his battery 😂 wish I had that tool

[@bravefastrabbit770]

Bummer bro.... but I have to ask. Is that ur real surname lol?

[@maklogetrich2378]

@@bravefastrabbit770 of course not, lol

[@ohsomiso]

X201 T over heating. Seems like GPU. Any history anyone

[@user-bi2lx7ou7i]

NLBA1 is expensive, and in addition there is an yearly subsripion fees. So not intersted to buy NLBA1.

[@adaniel69]

code is not working anymore.. seems that already 50 orders....:))))

[@nipembedded9976]

It is working. Limit not reached.

[@peteralexander478]

Maybe change spelling of CHEMISTRY for English reports.

[@bblod4896]

I understand your repair method but your repair puts you in legal jeopardy if that battery burns and causes damage. If you had replaced the broken fuse with an OEM part, you might be protected. There was a fire in an apartment in NYC that was caused by a lithium ion battery this past week.

[@maklogetrich2378]

so, that's not extra protection fuse?

[@bblod4896]

@@maklogetrich2378 Perhaps I missed something, I thought his repair was to short out the fuse. I'll watch it again. Yep, @15:41...soldered across fuse.

[@maklogetrich2378]

@@bblod4896 yeah I mean, that's not extra fuse, that's the primary fuse for heat protection?

[@bblod4896]

@@maklogetrich2378 That, I have no idea.

[@elektron2kim666]

Laptop batteries are too complicated for everybody as a whole, somehow. Waste of time and we are paying too much money. It's all the same so there could be a common size, connection and so on to make it easier.

[@davidlguerr]

10 pounds for a job is a good business? I do not think so. It is way too cheap.

[@seckinseckin3919]

if i cut battery like this probably it will blow up and burn the house

[@kipex3416]

Coupon "ElectronicRepairSchool" does not exist! Does anyone else have a problem with this coupon??

[@nipembedded9976]

Use ElectronicsRepairSchool . Yes, it is a mistake in the code name.

[@waynetaylor2784]

@@nipembedded9976 and yet I get 10 bux usd off with that code, and all up with shipping to Australia 6035 it costs me $358usd shipped? However through deepcyclepower it's $303.76 usd shipped, just the nbla is 276usd , that's 53usd cheaper than your website n your the manufacturer. 303.76 usd shipped is a fair price with 30 free unlocks a year. I'm small repair shop chain. 50 resets a year would be my limit.

[@waynetaylor2784]

@@nipembedded9976 honestly 300usd shipped with 50 reset limit a year you would sell a hell of alot more especially for me I'd buy 1 for each shop, but I'd buy 1 to test out 1st , just registered on your website and monitoring prices

[@nipembedded9976]

@@waynetaylor2784 All these things can be negotiated, it depends on how many batteries you repair in a year. If you repair a lot, you earn money, so, I also need money. But if you repair a few then I can help you.

[@nipembedded9976]

@@waynetaylor2784 Give me a link to Deepcyclepower. I did not sell them any devices in the last 1.5 years. Well, 50 batteries means 50 x 20$ about 1000$. 50 it is too much for free buy 20-30 is possible.

[@cowboy6591]

Sorry but the 250 dollar lease per year to activate the reset button is immoral, greedy and outrageous . The 350 for the device should include the software for life. You have to fix a ton of batteries to justify the cost. I work at a college and we don't have enough dead batteries to justify the lease cost. I refuse to lease software anyway.

[@goranmacakjovanovic1965]

Replace the fuse, danger batery blouuuuuuuuu, good video

[@romanmechetnerful]

Cp2112 and Dji battery killer.

[@stevojhj9801]

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