Finding A Short No Schematics

This video shows how to find a short on a TV main board without schematics. FAST!!!

[@timstoriger3927]

My goal is to identify the functions of the devices in a given circuit diagram? Or spoken more general. How can I lean this general skill? When do I see a random circuit diagram in all kinds of electronic fields that I can recognize the devices and their functions? What is the best strategy to acquire this skill? Do you know good information recourses specially designated to acquire this skill? I do not want to handcraft things on my own and I do not want to study at a university to acquire a bachelor's degree in electrotechnology. I just want to be able to read and being able to understand more or less the circuit diagram. Thank you in advance

[@hantusangap]

use point to point trace technic.see on diagram from this point the trace should go to where and on that point should have beep sound from the last point.it might time consuming but this way helped me a lot

[@kirbygriffin836]

learn how to design electronics. oncr you can make your own designs and boards, you will easily recognize ones made by other people.

[@ggygabytee]

Should not you replace it with new capacitor? Why would the manufacturet put it there in the first place of it was not necessary?

[@sandro65781]

No... because if its shorted you cant know the value of this capacitor. If you replace it with the wrong value it will be more worse than simply remove it.. Because this is only a Bypass Capacitor.

[@mickyben5170]

Surely the value would be available online or manufacture specs?

[@fo4mm209]

Nice microscope, what brand it is ? where have you got it ?thank you

[@MCKannan1]

See that you de-solder C3214 for 2nd time for the video. The solder finish reveals that. But to know, how you pinpointed on it? what did u use? ESR or micro ohm meter?

[@NerdThingsAndMore]

Thanks for the info

[@Imkerei2024]

And now how you find which capacitor you need to put back

[@avtaardhillon8397]

Cool dude with hot rods!!! U look promising. Best wishes n love 😍 💖💓💘🌷🌺😍

[@justmetal227]

Which mode did you used for the dmm?

[@diesalweasel]

Continuitie mode the bleeping mode

[@bigmedge]

@@diesalweasel a capacitor short test like the one he did is done with power off , correct sir ?

[@muhammadamierrizalkhairudi8855]

I want ask you something. Lets say 300 capacitor short to ground . What you need to do ? How to you check and the short ?

[@hendriagustian7082]

Even though it's okay, you didn't replace the capacitor, too bad.

[@mohandmohand2047]

Smd capacitor small... Do all that broblume... Replace it easy.

[@spicky2966]

good job

[@oussamathedjfreeman]

hello thanks for video need some advice !! i have gpu shorted to the ground so i test mosfets and capacitor some of them are shorted to ground , i remove all shorted to ground mosfet and keep 2 that's not shorted and between leads are 12v dc so it maybe a solder under gpu or vram or other shorted capacitor ! for that could i inject 12v in mosfets leads that is shorted and see wich place is seem to be hot? or any advide i will apréciate that any suggestion about how much volts and current to inject in lead or some place suggested by you! thanks and have nice day thanks for everyone who reads my comment :) see you next replay ^^

[@maxwarfield6699]

Did you test those caps on continuity or diode check?

[@MindfulMusic]

Diode.

[@babumanikuttan2258]

How to identify this location is shoted

[@diesalweasel]

Continuity mode

[@bruceedwards8003]

Hmmm nope

[@jdrs4214]

An qualified electronic tech to a police officer???? He’ll no dude!!! Don’t be a sellout to the new world order. Be a car diagnostic technician or a car audio technician.

[@Millzieeeee]

dodgy cowboys ahaha

[@gravneyrichardson3507]

Hes talking to himself and mumbling way too much

[@blukai8531]

Yes talking to a camera is talking talking to yourself. Great observation. Keep up the good commentary.

[@daytonagreg8765]

I don’t care. THAT WAS A VALUABLE LESSON. 🙏

[@sandro65781]

Very Bad Sound. Textually good but soooo bad sound