How a shorted input mosfet looks like - Dead shorted mosfet behaviour

[@UDRElectronics]

Thanks for all the knowledge you share in each video!

[@electronicsrepairschool]

Thank you!

[@HikerBiker0]

that's why it is always good to have some kind of hardware that shows you how many AMP or how many voltage are taken by the device it helps a lot to solve the problem

[@Hafezco]

Thanks!

[@electronicsrepairschool]

Thank you!

[@amannetsohmor6943]

You are greatly inspiring Sorin. Great to learn from you and your fantastic videos.

[@tachidaallentumoto2351]

Your good. I'll watch your old videos again, just to make sure I dont forget anything.

[@cephasbanda1531]

Thank you for making these videos. I am learning a lot from you. Very soon I will open my own computer repair shop. God bless you.

[@TechBrosWilkes]

Great work as usual.

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Nice job, Fantastic smile

[@zyxnull]

I've decided that starting today that I'll keep written notes about all these tips, I'm afraid of forgetting them

[@ArthurMkwala]

Many Thanks Sorin

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May God Blessed you sir

[@rodrigosanchez8853]

Hey Doc, this was a very interesting class. Could you tell me about this electric screwdriver you use?

[@siddiquishoaib7929]

interesting and informative video.

[@qhew]

with mosfets failing so often in laptop p/s, would be interesting to know typ failure mode (over temp, over current, voltage spike etc). then design steps could be taken to better protect, making laptops more reliable. again, great learning experience.

[@gorky_vk]

Designer know all that but in the end BoM made by someone else decide about everything and not engineers.

[@laypyu]

@@gorky_vk absolutely right.

[@AimGobalWorldBibleSchool]

Thank you....laptop quick service!

[@ronaldkahwa3610]

Sorin thanks for the video, now why have you replaced the mosft not putting a proper calibrated fuse

[@knightwar3]

Thank you for sharing another tips sorin but i wonder what would be the resistance reading on the dc port of the laptop would it show low than go high? and i think you got yourself a set of dc jacks for testing very nice

[@petartomic9783]

I do not understand. Where did the current go to the battery. Through the gate?. Are we talking about the sudden current of 5 amperes or about 2 amperes

[@hasankaperera771]

Thanks sir

[@sipansibabdreddknot5179]

a customer today brought an asus x541n/na laptop no powering on but just having steady red light from the charger, ive check all the voltage and all chokes, or vrm and ldo have the corresponding voltage but the cpu is none because the power button is not working even tried to short the connector doesnt work too. and my suspect is the 2nd input mosfet is semi faulty using diode mode both drain and source have a reading on diode mode but doesnt in buzzer and when plugging the adapter the cpu heatsink warms up little? do you think guys the cpu is shorted? the cpu vrm heats up too a little like the cpu but not that much probably warm.

[@mohamedkarimzidani5727]

Sorry for my stupid question, all the msofet are the same? can i replace any mosfet with any mosfet? for example change a pc mosfet by a lapttop mosfet?

[@kalmadolang3583]

please may i know what kind of bench power supply you used idol sorin?

[@ErickMaxwell25632]

Sorin i have a question, i wanted to post on the Forum but i didnt see where we can post. So Here is my question. 1. What is the effect of by passing a MOSFET using a jamper from the source to the drain incase the gate is not receiving Voltage or incase i don't have a replacement Mosfet. 2. I know there's an official Honnest ways of testing for a faulty MOSFET and you have taught us here on your platform many times. But I saw some test mosfets in DIODE mode. It was an N channel Mosfet and he put the Red probe on ground and Black probe on source and it was beeping and he concluded that it was a shorted MOSFET. And indeed it was shorted. So could this also be another way of testing a MOSFET?

[@gorky_vk]

In case of shorted mosfet where you put what probe is irrelevant, it will be (around) zero ohms in both direction. Diode mode will show diode junction in case of good mosfet in one direction (depending on mosfet type it will be one or another) but it will always be open in opposite direction. You can bypass second mosfet in most cases with wire and just rely on protection in charger in case of short (Sorin did that multiple times, that's how he get king of dodgyness award :D) but bypassing first one can make problem with charger as you saw in this case.

[@ErickMaxwell25632]

@@gorky_vk Thanks alot for that information. message well absorbed.

[@HalifaxComputersRepair]

looks super easy !

[@Martin-ot7xj]

Hi sorin , how we can have this cable for Dc Power Supply to connect to any laptop? What is the name of this charging cable to connect to Dc Power Supply ? thnx

[@collinsmesue2143]

What can happen if it's a gaming laptop in this scenario, (those with very high power chargers of up-to 10A. )🧐

[@Neo2001]

Thank you nice video

[@sososisi8790]

4:12 how much air and temperature

[@bogdanbenett1229]

Awesome lesson, thank you magicman! #magicman to start a new trend:))

[@fabrice934]

Thanks sorin. Why the current rise like this? more than the battery charge current.

[@situationalawarenes]

So the charging current is not controlled.

[@weerobot]

Had to watch Start few Times confusing Fault..Why did Fuse not Blow??

[@jamalziad5734]

He Here I’m which your program an you tube My question I have laptop Sony Vaio it’s not turning. On please help me out.

[@2steptv741]

that is good my oga

[@tachidaallentumoto2351]

Morning guys .

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Bună seara tuturor ! De unde se poate cumpăra acel set de cabluri pt sursa de laborator?

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[@chumatez]

Nice one

[@g.9357]

Sorry, it is not clear to me why when you plug the power supply the current is too high and then after few second returns at normal values, allowing to start (no the same with a charger as you explained since it shuts down instantly). Where is that high current going for few seconds? Thank you.

[@electronicsrepairschool]

The battery overcurrent protection is disconecting the battery, that's why even if the laptop starts, the battery won't charge

[@i80486dx]

When at 3:35 it looks like there is a blown capacitor on the bottom right.

[@Denise_in_progress]

Yeah I saw that too or some liquid dammage

[@electronicsrepairschool]

only dust there

[@dimasoft3232]

abstaining easy

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[@tachidaallentumoto2351]

Why you dont use flux to remove the mosfet is easy

[@MrRvdbeek]

Sorin a classic problem

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