Trying to Fix These BROKEN Electronics for Profit | Profit or Loss S1:E47

[@JoeyDoesTech]

I live stream on both KZbin and Twitch, so feel free to follow me over there if that's where you prefer to watch (one day we'll get partner on Twitch!) 😊😊 twitch.tv/joeydoestechofficial

[@MarkColemanRules]

Please continue to mention the temps and speed of airflow. It does help me understand.

[@leefreeman-roach3526]

Definitely

[@reliablerusty7039]

Agreed!

[@NightW756]

Agree!!

[@jdgamingandfriends5286]

1000% agree

[@shiftctrlhack]

Just make sure you know your temps and speed will be slightly different. It’s a good way to get a general idea but each station is slightly different and the only real way to know what the correct temp / speed will be is from getting familiar with your own station. Experience plays a much higher role vs temps and airflow. Practice makes perfect. His 350 could be your 400 or your 70 airflow could be his 50. ( example )

[@ploggy2435]

I had basically the same issue as you on my Xbox One, My HDD would corrupt randomly anywhere from a few hours to a couple days but it would eventually go again, turns out it was the Sata/Power connector to the HDD that was the issue, I had to swap my "Amphenol" branded Sata/Power HDD connector which are apparently poorly made and swap it out for a "Foxconn" Sata/Power HDD connector. I would suggest swapping your Sata/Power HDD connector with a Xbox One (Foxconn one) if you have one spare and test the Console then :) I cant guarantee it will fix your issue but it fixed mine, my Xbox One X has been going strong now since August :)

[@LiquidEnvyDundee]

I had this exact issue on a spares repairs One X a while back. Games would stop installing, everything was sluggish, E101 (or E105, E106) on update. Changing the hard drive connector fixed it. Might be worth a try before it's resold for spares!

[@ploggy2435]

@@LiquidEnvyDundee Yeah, I thought the Console was a lost cause but thought I'd give it a shot anyway as a last attempt and ended up working fine! I didn't have a replacement Foxconn connector tho, so I had to cut the power cable from the original broken connector and bodge another HDD short Sata Cable in place of the older Hdd Sata Cable for the console to boot (if that makes sense) :P There's a vid on here that I followed.... I don't know the etiquette of posting a link to another KZbin vid in the comments but I can if it will help another user with the same issue :P (the vid is not mine)

[@djlancematthew]

Temperature in airspeed has always been one of the reasons why I came back to your videos. Knowing what somebody is actually using for their hot air has been very educational for me and my hot air station! I noticed when you stopped doing it and was a little disappointed. Thank you for bringing it back! Please continue doing so!

[@simonupton-millard]

Temps and airflow is usefull information please keep it in helps people new to soldering

[@saltyscorpion2151]

Joey I find it extremely useful that you are providing the heat and air settings of the hot air station. It saves me a lot of frustration as I work on various projects. How about letting us know the solder iron temps you are using too. I'm assuming that it changes based on what you're soldering. Thanks

[@manuelcarballo7869]

Yes Joey. It does help when u mention the degrees Nd speed of hot air, soldering etc. Would appreciate you doing that. Keep up awesome work.

[@sparky150875]

100% helpful knowing temperature and airflow. Thanks Joey

[@Abauto84]

yes please carry on mentioning the temps and air flow speed as it helps a lot

[@hishaamdevries]

With the Xbox one x, from what a friend who fixes consoles says that when that issue sometimes happens it could be something wrong with the chip responsible for the network and internet

[@Khashraan]

Hey Joey, As far as I remember, Phil had some Problems with the SATA Cable on these Xboxes. So try use a foxconn one... the other brand is always dodgy, he saied. Worth a try I think

[@Craider79]

Don't sell it yet... Try swapping the SATA connectors first. A common issue when dealing with this error.

[@jannopuusepp1846]

"I have a huge nozzle on my airgun" And that is how I met ur mother Joey jr.

[@JoeyDoesTech]

😂😂😂

[@retroradar_de]

If you think about buying a part for 50c or 1pound, think about the time you need to invest to make that 50c saving worth.

[@patchp009]

What do we have??? Another bloody switch. So boring.

[@nikgeld5484]

My xbox one x did exactly the same last year with the instalation stopped,i had to mess around with the network settings i think

[@NoJusticeNoPeace]

Intermittent errors are, in my experience, often the result of a faulty power supply. Brownouts are difficult to diagnose because it can affect any component at any time and the only way to be sure is ruling everything else out.

[@jonathanmartin3375]

I find the temp/airflow info extremely helpful!

[@Sydney268]

Pristine job of that m92t36 chip, better than "better than factory" 🤣

[@ThisAce1]

Will there be a special on episode 50 of profit or loss?

[@Pittato]

I honestly would appreciate it to see some history before buying broken items. I would say go for the resale.

[@triplexdread]

I saw that DS lite on the wall. Did you by any chance win it with an Ebay bid? A few months ago someone was selling 3 different ones. DS lite, Gameboy and another I can't recall maybe PSP. I bidded on a couple of them but lost..BTW Temps and airspeed is a good idea, I have the Atten 862D. Fantastic machine so having a reference for different repairs is a great idea!

[@lemagreengreen]

How about some laptops Joey? there's money in those, no power ones in particular and many documented, relatively simple fixes.

[@Holycurative9610]

Those shoulder buttons are a PITA on the switch and quite often get banged up. I've said no to replacing them before because of the plastic everywhere but you can get a powder (poss gel) that absorbs heat which you can hold on the plastic with Kapton tape. I've seen Tronicsfix use it before on the Switch!

[@KentRoads]

if the item is broken, offer a broken price

[@Rejetor]

I can't understand why so many usb ports fail like that, people doesn't know how to plug a cable anymore?

[@gavinbar1988]

For the usb port change could you remove all the solder like you did but rather than fill the anchor points mount using the pins (or even use something in the 2 larger holes to keep it level. Solder the pins and then fill the anchor points after? I'm not an expert just wondering.

[@dorinsro]

I dislike it when he gives up quickly. He should at least try to fault-find the issue.

[@Google_Is_Evil]

The xbox smells like it's a flakey power supply. I do hope you tried with one from a donor?

[@Holycurative9610]

I had a problem with overheating on my one X but new pads and thermal paste solved that problem, I cleaned out the fins on the heatsink as well..

[@markmonkey]

I like to hear the temps and airflow as it helps if I am trying to fix something and I am either going way too hot or too cold. Ya'know?

[@georgekrugerii1824]

Hi Joey I’ve had this problem before the issue is the cable hooked to the hard drive you need to replace it with a new one, the ribbon cable is bad that’s the same issue I had I replaced it and it works fine

[@t.s.i.wmusic]

Hey joey what flux do you use i have pens but I find them annoying your stuff looks good

[@RGP-yc4jl]

God bless you with this Full time youtube channel, if u could show us how much do u win with the videos would be great and inspire others.

[@adzinoolol]

Can you tell us how you made sallys spectacular spreadsheet please much appretiated

[@richgame2331]

I come here because i want to cry with our guy in case the fix doesn't go well😭😭😭

[@Mxtt_Hxll]

The E101 error on this is likely a dying RAM chip

[@dave-bennett]

yes - temps and airflow is important - thanks for great repair vids

[@wallygrandpa]

temperature and percentage for the air is really important although not precise from one machine to the other. It does give a good average.

[@dkaytan]

Can you give us a reliable source for m92 chips?

[@ajaks7636]

Great Video, Great Repair, and attempted repair! Please keep giving your hot air station's Temperatures and airflows; it helps. Putting the Xbox up for sale as spares and repairs, is an Excellent idea. Thank You!

[@RichardHarding44]

yes please keep mentioning temps and flows - very useful

[@arnoldasdymcenka2392]

Your xbox problem could be sata/hdd connector.

[@ohap1234]

It says no repairs done .... really means I fuk it up trying to repair

[@TheSkaldenmettrunk]

Slowly but surely rising to the winnig zone again.

[@intoxicode]

This video has no audio reloaded it twice and other videos work fine

[@MagegirlNino]

I thought Nintendo didn't use lead in their solder??

[@dj_noxxie]

There seems to be some soldermask missing on The USB-C

[@FixItViggo]

i would like a small text window telling me about airflow speed but that's just because i got dodgy hearing sometimes

[@paulyeomans1065]

Do the subtitles/closed captions not work for you?

[@FixItViggo]

@@paulyeomans1065 they distract me from the video I'm looking at. a giant black box with white text is kind of not what i want to be seeing throughout the whole video. also the closed caption makes mistakes too many times.

[@nomodz4real]

The DS Lite teardown diorama is neato

[@thomasg1513]

return from whgere u bought from with the xbox

[@BlueEyedVibeChecker]

I found you yesterday and I've been hooked ever since lmao.

[@JoeyDoesTech]

Love that! Thanks for watching :)

[@dodgydruid]

I wonder if the partition problem is because MS have increased the size of the OSU1 install and the on board partition maker is still trying to work on the old install size which is a disparity of couple gigs so it can do folder A perfectly fine but isn't enough room on the partition for folder B to be copied over. I just did it all on my OG Xbox One, the scripts out there to magically make the partitions abounds these problems so after trying god knows how many partition software "free" stuff in the end I just jotted down sizes and partition letter and labels and made them up in Disk Management in Windows. Took OSU1 up the chuff first time round and expecting it to fail at the notorious points and neighbours heard the shout of joy when I got the Xbox One logo come up. Running games like a champ although a weird thing happened with my PC installed Forza Horizon 4, it installed all my PC owned DLC's etc on the Xbox and I was quite happy with that :D

[@WasteNotWood]

When you start s2?

[@RVNR2022]

i personally don't like the precut ports. if you look they have square-ish angle compare to the original one and i had more than one port that doesn't feel right when i plug the cable. it weegle too much for my liking. maybe now they are made better.

[@anamilosrdnica]

Yes Joey , thank you I really appreciate you talking about temperatures and stuff because I would love to try and repair my own tech I got a soldering iron and a heatgun but they are both kinds cheap,what do you think? should I get a more expensive equipment ? Thanks again and keep up the good work

[@ewaaaaaa]

Yes mate it does help!

[@stretchable4647]

I Can't remember if it was E101 or E200 or similar but if I remember correctly I think the cod3r had a similar issue with a one S. As far as I know the issue he had was that it wasn't updating properly even though the hard drive was good and was ultimately determined that there was a partition on the drive that is married to the console similar to what the SSD's on a series X has. It could be a recent thing that Microsoft has done from newer firmware updates as before I knew this was happening new hard drives could get installed into the xbox one X/S.

[@PracticalDadd]

Honesty is best! Thanks for the great video and exemplary ethics and humility.

[@hmello3250]

revisit that xbox

[@maulsmash]

Is the hard drive locked to the motherboard like the Xbox One S? Meaning you have to switch the board on the hard drive of the original for the drive to work properly

[@Pristine-Tips]

Something similar happened to two of my Xbox one x's after dashboard updates. Sent the first one to a specialist to repair it and they couldn't find the fault either

[@whodatdere1]

I like when people mention the temp/air speed. However I have noticed that not all 862's are made the same. I bought two, they are different for heat and air speed. I haven't taken the time to see how to calibrate them

[@jody19027]

All your videos are so helpful to me when I have to repair electronics thank you for all you do!

[@grindeyyyyy]

One thing I did with my switch was buy a screensaver before I got the device

[@chtps3]

XBOX ONE X try change power supply if possible. It worked for a very slow, and stuck download, XBOX ONE X

[@chtps3]

And all information about the airflow and temperature are interesting for me

[@tomr3422]

Temps and Air speeds Please but presented in interpretive dance

[@VampyRagDoll]

Why did you not welcome our faces? 😂

[@xboxlegend6789]

Sure it’s not the retimmer chip on the Xbox

[@DIYRepairHour]

Hi Joey! Loved the vid! Have a nice weekend :)

[@Armgedown]

You've fixed a lot of consoles, we need something else :)

[@JoeyDoesTech]

It was an attempted MacBook last week :)

[@josephnealescratchcards]

2nd

[@ricky-qy3nw]

1st 😂

[@Gavlarr82]

Faulty electronic items from ebay! Sorry but your content is so repetetive, Ninteno Switch or Playstation. You limit your posts because you prefer to live stream because its more profitable. shame.

[@ThatBulgarian]

I don’t want to be rude but could you make a video on something that isn’t a switch or ps5?

[@JoeyDoesTech]

I understand, but unfortunately that’s what I enjoy fixing. If you don’t enjoy you don’t have to watch 😊