HP Spectre x360 No Power Repair - That was a quick one. Laptop Model15-df0008ca

[@jwilko7998]

Noooooo, I just got sat down with my coffee its already fixed, now I have to wait for tomorrow, too long!!!

[@cyber8east]

same with TEA :)

[@cfamozcomputermetropolis7191]

I love the accuracy and speed

[@johny1220]

Just did my first fpc connector repair and it was a success! Can’t wait to do more repairs, looking forward to seeing what else you have to teach us man 😄🥳

[@DiJAndy]

GG man! You're awesome!

[@johny1220]

@@DiJAndy nah man, you’re awesome! 😄

[@johny1220]

@kevin tran good luck man, it’s so rewarding when it works, and if it doesn’t, then it was good practice. I messed up on a digitizer before but nailed it yesterday. 😄

[@shahriaralam8181]

I Love your smile at the end,Good job,good work.

[@herpderp7791]

Hey there are you able to show how you troubleshoot the problems with a step by step with the tools. For example turning the multimeter to this setting and we should be expecting this. The more technical you go the better :D Love hearing your knowledge and experience. Keep up the great content

[@wimwiddershins]

Nice one Sir. Visual inspection wins!

[@cyber8east]

Amazing knowledge. Love when one knows enough to notice things that a normal person would overlook. thats a true Professional :)

[@aarzy888]

Love this guy he's like a surgeon :) grate work mate

[@solveit1304]

MOSFET that you replace was part of switching power supply, so if you remove bottom transistor ( between GND and PSU output before coil) 19V will go directly as PSU output voltage, because there is no regulation to pull voltage down and circut powered by that PSU will die.

[@glmnet]

he said it was a dual mosfet, so actually the whole line went out of service, likely auxiliar one, for usb or something

[@solveit1304]

@@glmnet nope, switching power supply is always build with two MOSFETs, one between main rail and output and another between output and GND. Then chip called driver will switch that 2 mosfets to create square wave, then coil and bypass caps smooth signal for desired voltage. So you could get any voltage from 19V in that way. Multiple switching power supply circuit are used on laptop motherboard to generate 1.8V for RAM, around 1V for CPU, 3V / 5V always to power on computer ( voltage on power button always on) and so on. That's why you see large amount of big grey SMD coils on laptop motherboards today, they are all part of different switching power supply.

[@lwangasamuel7570]

Best video ever, lwanga from Uganda. One day i will be like you trainer

[@itsmee9779]

Best video ever ?? REALLY ? u need to watch more

[@indianto2939]

@@itsmee9779 more satisfying videos

[@maklogetrich2378]

@@itsmee9779 it's his opinion

[@dennitaranto9412]

Sei bravissimo. Complimenti prof. Domenico Italy. Palermo

[@onurmickey416]

Huseyin abi yakiyorsun yine ortaligi🥰

[@mattdunlop6056]

Laughter is the language of the soul

[@davidjones6218]

Great when things go as easy as that Alex. 👍👏👏👏👏👏❤️

[@stefanlechner]

That was really fast. Nice video. Thx for it

[@rogamingz206]

where do you buy mosfets and other parts sir?

[@forureyesonly]

I have a Spectre that stops working after what I think was water spill. It had been dried and cleaned. The charge light is amber but it doesn't turn on. When I press the power on button, I see the keyboard light key (one key) flashes once or twice. Any suggestion?

[@NightyWolf007]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge Sr

[@alphabeets]

Waiting to see it better than factory!

[@Solerius1990]

I have a problem with my x360 , it's the 4500u version, it does not so old but has the issue that cannot charge and does not power on, barely times i was able to charge but not completely. I've tested the AC adapter and AC port with other parts and nothing. Do you think is caused by a damaged mosfet?

[@ryzenaut]

معلّم والله 👌 تحية من لبنان

[@av40229]

It seemed that the damage to Mosfet was transferred to (or from) the soldered area under, is that normal?

[@Ciakuz]

Yes, in severe cases the component can be spot-welded to the pad on the PCB.

[@earumamaadu]

Yes. Shorted to ground it got hot

[@av40229]

@@Ciakuz Thanks.

[@teannpp1]

Which website is best for buy/ordering laptop chips like this mosfet and all?

[@davedavsen3387]

Great Job, many Greetings from Germany 💪🙏👍

[@amersami2431]

Best Wishes and Eid ul Fitr Mubarak. Amer Sami from Karachi /Pakistan

[@محمدعباس-ت1ق7ض]

متميز دأما قد لا املك افضل ادوات ولاكن املك أفضل أستاذ بالتوفيق

[@qewadszcx11]

amazing as always.. Im trying to learn this kind of skill

[@chris_mic]

Been watching many of your videos and learning. I was wondering where you buy your components?

[@midodido1941]

Aid mobarak bro🌹🌹🌹🌹♥️♥️

[@faridboukahilat9102]

Please can you tell me how cost such repairs?

[@amtpdb1]

How do you know if it is a filter or resistor when they look the same on the board. Also how do you find out the value of a blown resistor or filters without markings or unreadable? Thanks for the videos.

[@rev3489]

Do u still have the "If it was not tempered with and we cant fix it, we do not charge" thing going on?And does takin apart and meassure with a multimeter already count as tempering for u?

[@ahmedintel9473]

Can you add a multimeter reading on the screen when you measure impedances, if possible?

[@railfail]

Just goes to show that, more often than not, the solution is often the simplest.

[@rickoone1]

HI, anyone can help me...I have a NS that dosnt power up at all...no current drained...only short i can find on caps is near the MAX77812... not all of them NW and SE..please help

[@gsmbranded7227]

Hey mr. can you create a playlist like ipad/iphones/laptop/tablet. It’s can easy to find we loved videos ,you repaired. And it can be helpful to see your videos new subscribers. So I’m from sri lanka, you are great man !! Thank you 🙏

[@murdock349]

very helpful, very informative and very straight forward explanations/tutorials/tips, thank you so much for your great videos! subscriber here!

[@Kisa718]

Are you able to fix a 3070 that has artifacting regardless of which video out port you plug it into. it's a bunch of green dots everywhere... possibly permanent damage from too high an overclock

[@mauriciogonzalez5891]

Did you already found someone for the job?

[@abdalothmab9632]

Eid Mubarak

[@tanishqbhaiji103]

Start looking at tearsown and review photos for graphics cards and other stuff at TECHSPOT to find out missing resistors and components and you can ask them for a close up

[@majstealth]

we had a customer come to us with a spectre around a year ago, the power port broke the pcb...clean off...

[@donnierobertson3088]

Nice job

[@waleedmaxyou]

Good job

[@seyedabbasmousavi9065]

Very good

[@phanivinay6284]

Sir I have a laptop that was getting no power it's Dell laptop please help me out of this

[@Johnathan_Waters]

HP "SPECK-TUR" . They all seem to have the same problem!

[@ahtaufix2022]

From Indonesia

[@michaelblack5011]

some kind protection for overvoltage

[@FOXHOUNDGAMER]

Good morning

[@suryavanshib]

Awesome ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻

[@elecrticityelectronics8591]

The MOSFET is a switch.

[@phanivinay6284]

I am from AP

[@abduilmjeedalanze6780]

😍

[@ArifKhan-vd1fx]

❤️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍

[@DiJAndy]

Another idea for a text on Northridge Fix T-Shirt: "Best tool you can have is your own eyes"

[@avaydon7679]

2 MOSFET's in 1 chip.

[@ijarailpanwar6030]

Assalamu aalaikum

[@cesaru3619]

That company: Alpha & Omega Semiconductor is a POS, their mosfets always short...

[@jordvanlennep5811]

Yesss first like again💪🏼🙌🏼

[@teotronik34]

How possibly did you had so much confidence in charging it and then power it on WITHOUT a component? (It's a genuine question, no critics of any sort)

[@alreed2434]

Guessing the short didn't allow it to do anything before. If it turns on the short is gone, he could've measured across the traces where the mosfet resided to check for short as well.

[@grandprime7397]

Bro

[@saju471]

First

[@rafathali1999]

First😁

[@ahmedintel9473]

Can you add a multimeter reading on the screen when you measure impedances, if possible?

[@jaimecosta2966]

I have seen it done.. Using obs software and a simple web cam. Pointed ate the metter and placing a windowa on the corner of the screen

[@windowsxpprofessional]

First