Fails collection - Failed to fix these nice laptops

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[@peterlethbridge7859]

we learn as much from the failures as we do from the successes. thank you Sorin.

[@geovani60624]

feels bad man

[@retrocomputinggrotto]

As always, you can't win them all, but even when you don't succeed you still gain experience.

[@PracticalKnow]

Be extremely cautious of laptop #2. *There are unfortunately dishonest customers who will give you the laptop just to say you broke their LCD.*

[@MrReeceyburger123]

This is why you take pictures of how a device is received.

[@MrReeceyburger123]

Had one today couldn’t find a short on, no heat signature and like 180 ohms. Blasted it with 19v and a small fet smoked pulled and done board lived, bout to be a no fix haha

[@IlBiggo]

Niiiiice laptop. HPs are probably the lousiest laptops EVER :D I got one from work (new, and the "executive" kind, EliteBook something something) and when I got home the first day I put it under charge. When I took the plug off the next day, the socket literally crumbled and spat all the crumbles on my desk. I hear that's a "common issue" :D

[@Brycereigle2000]

That's a shame. The 2018-2019 HP Business laptops were really nice in my opinion. (Elitebook and ZBook) Super easy to open, everything is replaceable, self-healing BIOS, OS Reinstallation over internet through BIOS with automatic product key activation. I feel like quality has gone down across the board honestly.

[@akaribeandrew]

I have been following you for a few months and you are truly a legend my laptop is no longer charging and they cannot fix it in Nigeria is there any way I can send it to you in the UK🙏🙏

[@brucewalker1908]

How does the other shop stay in business if they can’t repair anything. Amazing

[@Kalma-cn]

by reinstall windows lol

[@leerzeichen1910]

your comment made me laugh :)) they can "repair" (replace) the keyboard and the battery

[@modorangeorge4991]

Other shops makes money by directing the jobs to others and overcharging the customers. Simple as that. Don't fix themselves, but hire other shops to do it for them.

[@markkay8117]

There are plenty of other jobs, like keyboard , lcd, power socket replacements, power supplies and so on. Sorin gets the jobs, that others don't want to spend their time on. but these jobs are the most interesting once.

[@knightwar3]

Thank you for your time and efforts

[@Dohcom1]

I know this is going to be good! Thanks Sorin!

[@boof405]

Man we need removable CPUs back!

[@adamcierniak3902]

Why is it not removable? Isn't it as simple as heat it up, make reballing and solder back again?

[@lukedavis436]

​@@adamcierniak3902no because it's a lot of time and effort and it's realistic just not economically viable. Plus some laptops have the chips paired (apple)

[@sriprasad22]

@@lukedavis436also to add . Can’t source new/working cpu s to replace.

[@sanelb1147]

​@@lukedavis436and also the chance of motherboard warping/bending is huge as well, if the surface isn't perfectly flat the balls will never make contact on certain part of the surface

[@lukedavis436]

@@sanelb1147 that too

[@nixter57]

Another "CHERNOBYL" Mosfet !?

[@lukedavis436]

A Dead CPU, a smashed LCD and Two...rabbit holes

[@zombicreature]

My first assumption given the power behavior, was that there's an issue after the main 5V/3V power regulator, that only triggers when the IO tries to power something later, either a power regulator down the line or a a bad drive/module. So in the booting sequence it all looks fine until its time to power on that x thing.

[@Frankonero12]

I thought the same thing

[@Timpano_Francesco_Repairs]

Hi Sorin, we can't succeed avery time but important is to encrease experience, go on so bye Francesco

[@alcadzbetz]

Hi Sorin have you ever tried reballing the CPU if it heats up and gets shorted? What is the result? Just like on laptop #1 case.

[@NBMSCH]

I call that a successful attempt to repair on a failed laptop CPUs. And we still learn from failure and success because that's how skills are generated

[@daaraade5092]

Try heating a central processing unit...sometimes heat causes bad contact between the board and the processor chip

[@williamaquice9332]

How to check dual MOSFET?

[@georgenistor6641]

Hi, I've been following you for a long time, but until yesterday I didn't know you were Romanian. I suspected you were Polish, or some other Russian speaking country, you have a Russian accent lol. I like a lot what you do, I used to have a workshop in Sibiu, but I closed it 4 years ago. I wasn't at your level of training, I was more into regballing and replacing components. I don't know why, but I wasn't getting graphics cards and gaming laptops repaired. I follow you more as a hobby, I've re-profiled myself in another field.

[@samchanmakara7793]

Ok thank all of your video

[@winlose3073]

well I have a question about this , if the cpu experiences high voltage could the caps that usually are under the cpu go short because of that high voltage I mean how do we know for sure it is the cpu itself not something else?

[@boof405]

im guessing that since all those caps under the cpu are in parallel mode it tolerates the high voltage for a moment?

[@Steadyeddie100]

Sorin the sorcerer 😊

[@fabian11235]

That alienware was painful to watch bet it was quite pricey. Good screen, nice gpu, good keyboard....

[@ragilsp2164]

laptop #1, what causing that burn mosfet?

[@mikimouse3001]

why do these mosfets fail so often, what is the reason? can't they add a voltage sensor that would cut the power down when the voltage reaches unsafe levels( similar to what a fuse would do when the ampherage is too high). its sad to see so many high end and expensive laptops becoming useless because of a silly mosfet

[@miguemawe]

this is the most faulty mosfet i ever seen in my life hp8s360 insane!!

[@Arvind_kumar84]

Hello G 🤗

[@bluecup25]

All laptops had a nice/nice rating

[@MrRvdbeek]

So sad that there is no picture on the Alienware laptop it’s a beautiful one. I always thinking wat is happening there to blow up that powerful laptop you must do something stupid or not?

[@robertmason8229]

Are you still selling your Rosin? How can I find it?

[@GregM]

Did you check the video notes?

[@hssnov]

After watching this i feel depressed 😢. Especially the alienware

[@GlishaSo]

its so nice to see this fails collection so your mind can accept to you cant repair everything...

[@CXensation]

4 dead Dead laptops. No wonder the shops could not figure out the problem.

[@user-es5bq3mp6d]

😁😁😁 Nice mosfet

[@marianocu51]

failures as we do from the r anythin

[@ducktechvca]

Not have legends. 😢

[@Johny333-xk9js]

Why they use mosfets they should use wire instead and no shorts.

[@aliemlek]

👌👌👍👍

[@mustafakaragol9530]

[@xx3868]

CPU is such an expensive part and they used to socket them all laptops? Now?........ Buy another!! and why Apple is so rich as cost or repair and secure schematics, you have to just buy another.

[@brucewalker1908]

Please why you don’t replace the CPU ?????

[@gorjy9610]

Because it's almost impossible to get a known good CPU.

[@sinchrotron]

Because you need a special machine to do it

[@stellataylor9326]

You also need a special machine but the real issue is that it's impossible to find good and new ones. Intel as well as AMD does not commercialize laptop CPUs for sale to anyone other than laptop manufacturers!

[@corel965]

​@@sinchrotronsorin is machine he reballing chips without stencil 😎😎😎

[@sinchrotron]

@@corel965 very true

[@sumuduasiri]

Ooohhh. Please buy a reballing machine Sorin.

[@marianocu51]

[@namemenick9819]

sorin you are the best

[@ultrashock3202]

i think u can find the cpu easy but u are scare to buy and use bga station:)