How to Test Capacitors Using a Multimeter

In this video, I will show you how to test a capacitor on a mobile or laptop PCB using a multimeter. Understanding how to test a capacitor with a multimeter is essential for effective troubleshooting in mobile phone repair. I’ll guide you through the step-by-step process of how to check a capacitor with a digital multimeter, ensuring that you can accurately identify faulty capacitors and enhance your repair skills. This method is not only efficient but also a vital technique for anyone involved in mobile phone repair training. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced technician, mastering these skills will significantly improve your ability to diagnose and repair mobile devices.
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[@collinsmesue2143]

Well explained, good thing you mentioned CPU/Chipset/EMMC capacitors. A lot of beginners suffer with those and make wrong decisions as a result.

[@SergesMike]

Thank you

[@_mylastname]

I'm not sure why it's always eluded me, but i FINALLY understand.... THANK YOU!! with more practice, I'll totally get it..

[@AlfusaineyJanneh]

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[@SergesMike]

I am glad to know bro

[@Zonniezonnie_A]

I’m looking on my multimeter and I see where you’re showing to put it where those two at the same place but my multimeter has them separately a bit beside each other when it’s 2000 and it has an arrow with the line through it and the other one looks like a Wi-Fi signal and it says 200 but they’re beside each other separately they’re not together so I don’t know

[@kakashi99908]

So you can switch the probes to power ground which lets you get a reading of the whole capacitor. You cant measure the other side without flipping them because the resistance is too high for it to measure.

[@piotrkoodziejczyk3168]

I have a question, I'm testing the capacitor and neither side gives a reading, so it's OK

[@wizwezzy6485]

Please try use analog multi meter

[@SergesMike]

that’s my main multimeter but I use what I know the maturity of people now are using which is digital

[@twistedinsane3026]

Why your diode mode readings are soo big ...diode mode should be like in between 0.54 to 0.001 or OL or yours is in diode mode

[@BillAnt]

You don't remove the chip, instead it's a lot easier to remove each cap you want to test. lol

[@SergesMike]

Right 👍 Not in all cases as some PCbs will have more than 20 CPU capacitors and for you to remove all them one by one and test the heat will probably cause an open circuit in the chip.

[@LICKCN]

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