Electronic load (battery tester)repair

Shorted element killed the device
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[@HaseebElectronics]

fantastic and superb recovery process to make it serviceable

[@electronicshaverightstolive]

Thank you Sir!

[@haseebelectronicsurdu]

fabulous troubleshooting

[@haashirvlogzhaseebelectron7373]

brilliant repair work. thanks for sharing

[@robbo6460]

Nice work. Excellent troubleshooting

[@100000suns]

Thank you for your videos and wish you many subs. Note @ 7:14 when measuring D-S you are actually measuring G-D as you look at the MOSFET from behind.

[@electronicshaverightstolive]

Thanks. Yeah, you are right. That was GD.

[@mansoora.7322]

You helped me to fix mine. Thank you

[@electronicshaverightstolive]

@@mansoora.7322you are welcome:)

[@CoolKoon]

Thanks for the video, I happen to have a non-functional electronic load too. Unfortunately my repair probably wouldn't be this easy (the chip that controls the whole thing doesn't seem to turn on when connecting power at all), but it was still nice to see a video on this nonetheless ;) Oh and please speak up a bit.

[@electronicshaverightstolive]

Thanks. Ok. I will try. Im not a native speaker, so its hard for me to pick up proper words fast

[@CoolKoon]

@@electronicshaverightstolive Yeah, I know. But that doesn't prevent you from speaking a bit louder, does it ;)

[@electronicshaverightstolive]

@@CoolKoon fair enough. I thought at first that you meant speed not the loudness:) i will try my best with video recording equipment i have:)

[@CoolKoon]

@@electronicshaverightstolive No, "speak up"=speak louder. I actually have a Firefox add-on called KZbin Enhancer (which I highly recommend BTW) that has this "volume boost" feature. When I turn that on and turn the volume completely up on my laptop it's just enough to hear what you're saying ;)

[@cb9tuning]

Hi, what’s the name of this resistor? Where would I find a replacement? Cheers 👋

[@electronicshaverightstolive]

Hi. Did you mean transistor?

[@juliand1053]

You discharged the gate capacity with that piece of wire?

[@electronicshaverightstolive]

Yeah:-)