Introduction to my online electronic repair course

[@adamhutchins2827]

Thank you 🙏 I cannot afford courses at college now but still learning on KZbin from people like you who want to teach thanks again

[@engaircraft]

i think the courses on youtube is much beter than university

[@kabandajamir9844]

The world's best teacher

[@cyrilwoolf8848]

I'm watching your online course from 3 years ago I would like to go through it from the beginning I tried to find the Beginning is there any chance of numbering your lessons and put them in a playlist if at all possible

[@earlybird6867]

❤dßsß es

[@TheJayJacker]

Just go through them all, sort out the order later, don't fret over the beginning, just start somewhere and make note of what you have questions on and after the video go to the next and he may touch on it in a different video. Don't get caught in the paralysis of analysis.

[@jordanwills574]

​@@TheJayJacker I can see you're an experienced overthinker; or maybe someone who's seen it alot. I'll screenshot this for memory. Very valuable.

[@melplishka5978]

Lm317 is a adjustable voltage. 7805 is a regulator. The last two digits on the 7800 series is the voltage it should produce.

[@minions8071]

Thank you so much. It is so hard to gain experience when every job in my state requires experience. This may not count as a job experience but at least I have an opportunity to gain personal experience thanks to your course.

[@frescita7385]

U can get a bunch of boards to practice on ,thats all the exp you'll need at entry lvl.Then state u were under an NDA so u cant disclose whr u worked at..voila

[@Turco949]

@@frescita7385 I don't believe that is what NDA are for. NDA would not prevent a prospect employer from verifying your work experience and employment history.

[@RoyHoy]

It's not hard. Just join the military.

[@kkc1931]

I am also working electronic technician. You explain very good all the step teaching for people.

[@Adam-hm7qy]

Awesome, thanks for sharing. Good job on the video, it's easy to watch. You are a good teacher, and alot of people appreciate you

[@daveamos7280]

Great explanation of practical fault finding techniques with no schematic to work from.

[@epicnaturals4763]

so excited to dive into my new hobby! i hope there is more in the series. ill check your channel afterward thanks

[@patkelley8293]

Looking forward to it! Just put together basic equipment and supplies.

[@IsaacAnane-k5n]

Please l love to learn home appliances repair,God bless You.

[@damionchadee6715]

Thanks for this awesome opportunity Very Glad that the tutorial is in English

[@electronictech785]

you're welcome. If you want to learn more, check the course out. lue-yang.mykajabi.com/

[@romellyarde907]

This was a proper practical demo I liked it. And stop saying it was long as it was you did diagnostic check on a system and not just a component.

[@robertmckelvey3091]

You can also put your meter on diode mode to check led

[@utube4greenfuture]

I like your video's appreciate you sharing your knowledge. What I would like to see is how to take a controller board with more than one load and diagnose why a specific load is not work. Tracing the contacts from the load until you find the fault using multimeter. These traces power this load, so we take our multimeter and we start testing from here to the load until we find the fault.

[@Proactive_nuel]

hello i really appreciate coming across this channel, i am a mechanical engineer but i have recently developed passion in electronics. You are doing a really great job but i would appreciate if you itemize the courses in a systematic way such as to know what else to study after this module .

[@nurudeenkaikai]

Happy to be here but I do am late but I will to be added to the learning course group

[@technicalofficer8300]

Hi There, Be great if you could get your hands on an analogue scale insulation resistance meter and go through the board.

[@zavionlee8384]

thanks man this video is great as an young man gowing up iam always had passion in electronic and how to repair it i want to learn how to reapair an tv remote

[@washer-dryer-ac-repairshop8643]

Great hands on testing

[@monsentertainment3682]

Your are an electronic genius! Thank you for teaching it in English!👍🏼🙏😇

[@collingtonpopley6175]

Great I am learning

[@melplishka5978]

Checking leds in diode mode will light them up too.

[@blc6464]

I am new at this .Very well explained thank you

[@makessense7095]

You're awesome. Keep going. You've got a gift for teaching. God bless bro. Also, long videos are fine.

[@stevencollins507]

keep them up i enjoy ur straight talk on this learning channel and break it down

[@okirordaniel5437]

Thanks very much for the wisdom in this video

[@OrdinaryHandsome]

So great videos! It would be great if you could make video with some more complex motherboard diagnostics from some TV also!

[@dlt4videos]

this use to be my life ... I found that a curve-tracer with a scope set to XY mode, I would make the initial resistor/caps/diodes and transistor checks, they would be so much faster and less error prone. Once I was in zone, I could use other more detailed techniques - nice video - thanks

[@joystickricksherrell774]

Thanks for the tip. Can you point me towards a good way to learn about a curve-tracer?

[@hullinstruments]

@@joystickricksherrell774 look it up here on KZbin. I think the KZbinr NFM built one of those cheap eBay kits and showed how to use it. There are many KZbinrs who have done the same. You can buy the kits for about 30 bucks if you have access to a cheap old oscilloscope, or you can buy total self-contained unit including the screen for around 100. A little handheld module type thing I think. Curve tracers are definitely useful

[@jason3000tt]

Hi, hope you are well. I am glad I met you on this channel as I really love electronics and want to advance my learning. I have question though. Is your course live online? Or is it pre recorded?

[@joycembithe142]

Among all videos i was following on you tube yours is best I can understand because you are using common language (English) kip it up

[@lain4231]

Off topic, but I need advice on equipment. I'm currently on the market for a solder extractor (not fume extractor) Currently looking at pace st125. Anyone have thoughts, suggestions, etc?

[@patrickcole5019]

Just found this channel and instantly subbed 👌👍 Thanks Lue! Great vids.

[@carlkeating3481]

Great teacher, really helping me improve my skills

[@user55890]

thank you so much for all of this technical and helpful gold! much appreciated!

[@talhatalha3308]

Bravo Sir Bundle of Respect and love...

[@hullinstruments]

Dang dude you got me sweating at 23:05 when you about the short 120 V across the palm of your hand LOL but I’m really enjoying the videos

[@utube4greenfuture]

@@guiyelisromero3409 Seriously, your trying to steel potential attendee's away. Need to work on your respect for others skills.

[@utube4greenfuture]

@@xawi117 Why you disrespecting his efforts to get attendee's in his own courses.

[@patr7240]

They're like mindless leeches

[@kasahunobsineeti5570]

woow the best tutorials

[@HardWhereHero]

i have been repairing and referbishing for years. I want to learn how to solder better and how to "Stab" with my meter. Would this be any help?

[@arthurfricchione8119]

Can you join at any time. Is the course numbered from beginning to ID. Do you give a list of like to have tools to perform certain tests? Do you yourself give the course? Is there a text and projects that we can purchase to test and try the testing techniques. Sounds interesting just need a little more info. Thanks much. Artie 👍

[@salvadorvillete3674]

Keep going

[@NadimShaikh4AUTOSERVICE]

I'm interested learning this. Been auto mechanic for 20 + years Little bit ok in electronic but not much And tired of buying expensive electronic parts want to learn how to fix same one back in automotive service and repair industry need to learn this mean while have a bmw 328xi water damage the fuse box and destroy couple models And they pretty expensive and I would like to start learning on them as my first project.

[@aguilarconstruction6993]

Thank you for this video, I really Appreciate you, please I need the course, thank you

[@GwEfex7831]

Thanks a lot, i pray i can learn from you.

[@kenpooler7877]

Cool, I'm 70 years old and a ham radio port. I want to learn more, where do I find your course

[@johngathu7419]

Very ok 👍

[@ambeclovis]

Wow I really like this.

[@CarlosOrtiz-ht6rn]

its 2020! Any progress on this? Have you considered making a Udemy course? I would gladly pay for that. Thanks!

[@elbighuskymusic7979]

Great video...i would like to learn how to troubleshoot PCBs with an oscilloscope.

[@gzimademi9138]

you test transitor with conitinuity and the result if make noise ish short

[@glenwoodjc]

Hi How does the us and uk components compare, in training. when it comes to replacing parts.

[@freezemoon9962]

Please I am Mr. Robert Asiedu from Ghana West Africa and I have a NIKKO AMPLIFIER which the sound output is not working can you help me fix it?

[@erin19030]

Are you CET certified through ISCET? It might be a good thing to promote for your students. During my years in the business the CET certificate was an instrumental document to add to my resume’. Check it out online.

[@NLocus1]

Thank You. Keep it up. More repair courses please.

[@dylanwadeclark7946]

Is there a link to the FB group or futher lessons?

[@sudhakarartphotography9223]

Very useful tutorial. Thank you 🙏

[@sarathchaminda4911]

How to make gemstones location mchines . please tell me sir

[@stewartrivers2730]

Thank you and may you prosper in life 👍

[@ambeclovis]

I will really want to learn more on troubleshooting color systems in TV

[@voeurnsear4925]

Could you test all the component attaching to the board or should we tate them out Sir?

[@electronictech785]

Some components can be tested in-circuit and some has to be taken out of circuit but for component checking, its best to take it out of circuit for testing.

[@KaisUK]

IC MOSFETS confuse the hell out of me. Would love to understand how they work and reading their schemantics/data sheet. Subbed.

[@OMARAB-s2v]

you have done a great job please keep going

[@nicolaisteensgaard]

Thanks for a great video. Looking forward to learn👍🏻😊

[@jsteele42378]

Wow loved the video thanks so much. Please let me know when you have more of them ! I didn't understand something seems to me that when checking diodes . Well a diode is nothing but a pn junction. Wouldn't you get a beep one direction and not in the other if in diode test on meter ? Also would this be the same for a transistor? Isn't a transistor like two diodes put together with another lead added. SO with a transistor you would have a Base to collector junction and a Base to emitter junction ? So would you got get a beep one direction on the base to collector but not if you reversed your leads ? The same should be on the Base to emitter junction ? I'm trying to understand with somethings I have learned in my past.

[@electronictech785]

You are correct. You will get a voltage diode drop on you meter when you place your red lead on the base and while you put your black lead on either the collector or emitter.

[@Robert-jf5oi]

No you should not get a continuity beep in one direction due to the forward resistance of the junction is normally higher ohms than what the beep would sound on the diode mode. However depending on the diode you should see a reading between 0.4-0.7V as the internal battery of the meter will cause the diode to conduct in one direction. Also a diode is a semiconductor just as a transistor is.

[@cheryladonis6613]

@@electronictech785 How do I join you course

[@briang.7206]

Would be helpful to show data sheets...they are helpful in identifying components.

[@jamessvetlovics4948]

I just started this today, and hope you stuck with this class thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us!!! Do you still have facebook group?

[@malikahmed49]

hey man...just needed an update...how did you like this class?

[@justsrad]

For this electronic repair course, do you have the contents of the course? Wish to have a look at it .. Thanks:-)

[@mortenlund1418]

Hello. Thanks for this amazing video. I have been trying to get in contact. I am interested in the online course. How do I proceed?

[@sudhirpatil3434]

I too am interested in joining his online repair course- but i cannot find any link. Do u have any clue?

[@simdini]

I want in on the training too. We’re can I go?

[@mortenlund1418]

@@simdini I never heard back from him.

[@flashyvirtouso7423]

Me too guys seems promising how do i proceed enrolling i. Ur course

[@stuartsmith1139]

@@flashyvirtouso7423 his website lol

[@crazyvlogtv7835]

Wow, this is an amazing videos im been looking for, thnx for sharing, i do repairs any kinds of gadgets,but im not so familiar to all kinds of components parts,..this is an infomative and educational for me..thnx a lot.

[@ambeclovis]

Pls do you also offer free textbooks to download

[@ravichandel8690]

sir which books to refer for indepth knowledge please let me know

[@kenknoske1564]

where can I sign up for your coarse?

[@isururandika1959]

Great job .we r waiting for video. good luck

[@dadtechmech]

Looking forward for your tutorial

[@AB-yu2tj]

Can a resister go bad in the form of increased resistance?

[@devonwilson5776]

Greetings. Certainly. A resistor can go bad in many different ways. It can become open circuited, it can become burned and go down in value or go up in value. A 10 ohm resistor could increase in value and become 100 ohm. If this happens, obviously you are going to have a bigger voltage drop across the 100 ohm resistor resulting in a lower output. The lower output would affect the operating conditions of the circuit.

[@bigmedge]

Hi Lue, thanks for the overview . If you have a spare moment, it would be very kind if you can clear up a couple of details : 17:25 - are you saying that even tho this transistor is reading a short, it's actually not shorted b/c it shows the same # of ohms as the resistor in its circuit ? 23:10 - I know the red probe is on the voltage regulator's ground , but what is the black probe touching , & why (since it looks like 2 unconnected circuits) ?

[@rodneybrown6455]

you didnt tell us what your facebook page is called?

[@larryandbelindaflowers4828]

Thanks been looking for something to learn from great

[@siftish]

great work ALLAH BLESS YOU.MULTAN PAKISTAN.

[@manuellastrollo2168]

sir lue-yang I'm jack from Philippines. is there any way that it can be paid thru installments. cause 197 dollars in one payment is too high for me.

[@mohamedeljabri4970]

So nice. .Thanks

[@rizwanshaa]

we r waiting so much

[@junieserrano9113]

Hello sir,can you make a discussion video about air-conditioning inverter mother board circuit?yhank you in advance!

[@harrydayunot7426]

Good job sir waiting for more video

[@amtpdb1]

Did this start and is at another place or did it not start and it will ..........?

[@michaelcostello6991]

Really interesting. Fascinating your techniques. Thanks and thumbs up + subscribed

[@kabandajamilu9036]

So nice and educative

[@gottogosome]

Looking forward to it. Thanks

[@chrisyangtze8403]

Brother do you teach online courses.. it's been years since I did electronic IT... I used to do SMT surface mount technology years ago 25 plus years ago... I need to do refresh course... I'm also H**ong with weird lost name (Yangtze).. thank you brother...

[@Columbariusify]

15:55 what are those devices?

[@SilverMoonJoe]

Great video.

[@benjaminlevi7792]

Useful video thank you

[@muhammadsarfraz4393]

A great work your way of teaching very interesting

[@shahramsamimi7232]

Thanks Electronic Tech! Great video.

[@nitinp2044]

Doing good job sir

[@beastlybombers]

Very cool

[@arthurfricchione8119]

Is there a specific time you can join the class or are there particular start periods. I'm going to join the facebook page. Will these techniques apply to say any circuit board for example I'm interested in auto electronics.Will these techniques apply.Can you join the Facebook page prior to enrolling in the class? What is the cost and are you obligated to finish in a certain time frame? Just something I'm thinking of. Thanks you for any info 👍

[@electronictech785]

No, there is not a specific time to join. Electronic troubleshooting techniques are the same across all industries. Sometimes other industries just different equipment for testing but for the most part, all the same. Only members are allow to join the Facebook group for now. And the course is currently at your own pace. Its basically you get what you put in.

[@edwardreyes7777]

Any course available? Link?

[@bagoestaufiqbrahmantio6398]

Thanks so much sir, hope I can learn from you :)

[@electronictech785]

you're welcome. If you want to learn more, check the course out. lue-yang.mykajabi.com/

[@melplishka5978]

You can’t check components in a circuit tho.