HP Spectre X360 Laptop Repair - No Power and Not charging.

[@ernestmccollum2397]

Beard comb beginning of video also is available on company online store.

[@darrylhaynes9208]

Used ones avalable for $1 more. Used on camera signed $10 more

[@alphabeets]

They are only for the left side of the face. Lol.

[@ernestmccollum2397]

@@darrylhaynes9208 Thats an idea

[@zaintdalman4094]

Hahah

[@christophlandgraf2453]

Originally used ones are equipped with one original hair of the master. And, bear in mind, the hair is better than factory...

[@Frionel_BCN]

I love to see how you still enjoying your job, every time you have a succeed on a reparation and a smile is drawn on your face. Thanks for sharing your job on KZbin. I say hi to you from Barcelona!

[@bertrandep]

"Burned 3 fingers, that's ok, that's why we have 10 fingers" 😂😂

[@mtameredalbi4924]

Lmao

[@shanesrandoms]

Always love his positive attitude to everything 😉😀

[@SAMFIXSsolutions]

Hahahahaha

[@alexanderm.9566]

Dude's a legend

[@sunwalker4017]

great

[@bharathch8304]

That ambulance truly knows when you are making videos.

[@csgultekin]

It was a fire truck this time, imho

[@hardroch1000]

Hhhhhh

[@Ricky-zj6sy]

I live in Ireland and have been in America enough to know that was a fire truck, they sound a deep horn as well as the electronic siren.

[@ismetskopje2360]

@@Ricky-zj6sy Dublin?

[@Justin-uc8sc]

Despite the amount of things he fixes, It’s always entertaining to see his excitement when a device turns on after his repair.

[@mohamedumar4635]

I don't know you in person but I'm a regular viewer for almost 10 months, & I believe you, you are an honest person trying to make honest money - keep up the excellent work see you in the next one 🇲🇻

[@roseelectronics4582]

True

[@dharunpr633]

I love the smile😊 that comes on your face after the job is successfully completed.

[@informediatech-bruno5766]

7:26 holding a tea and a smoking soldering iron, "thats a pro technician right there" 😂😂

[@Dracula.25]

The Hard one 😂

[@roseelectronics4582]

@@gblargg 😂

[@alesksander]

@@gblargg Well that is hardcore level. LOl i guess he still got something to improve.

[@vaughantennant6710]

I love how the chips just seat themselves! No heavy hands necessary, Just patience and technique!

[@orange_tweleve]

Like the artofrepair say , surface tension !

[@jeroenvtec]

The big bulk tin on the iron that stays is amazing, looks so easy. Nice job Alex. You’re presentation is every time better.

[@jameshorn7830]

Once I start watching, I just can't stop. His methodical work, logic, and explanation are inspiring.

[@stevenanderson9532]

Some steady hands

[@wartlme]

Thanks for posting your repairs. Just from watching you solder and troubleshoot devices has inspired me. Fixed my Microphone amp, LED TV, PAR light meter. This has saved me hundreds of dollars. Watching you solder has shown me how to solder much better. With that said, I am not as good as you but the more I solder, the better I get. I have order the low melt and the solder wick from you. Thanks for quick shipping.

[@sergeimarkelov3444]

I like it when the master enjoys his work, rejoices and smiles. Good luck with the repairs.

[@Horayken]

Love your job! I do it as a hobby. The problem here in Argentina is that you can't find donor boards or buy products like amtech flux in a cheap way. Also is not easy to find chips to replace. Is a beautiful job. Keep it up. And don't waste your time with bad opinions. So far by watch your videos is easy to see that you're honest with your work.

[@trilexfix]

i bought most of my donor boards online

[@TerryLawrence001]

I would love to see spread sheet showing a total of each laptop model fixed / no-fix to decided which ones are worth buying used. :-) I love what you do here adding value to life!

[@ltitus8900]

OK, I had to redo my previous comment because......I just got my order of tweezers, needle tip bottles and flux. Firstly, you can tell immediately that it is real flux. Don't ask questions. You will immediately know. The bottles are perfect and are exactly what I needed. The tweezers. I may be a nerd but I am very picky with my tweezers because they take the most beating and do the most precise work. Your tweezers (Qianli Precision Tweezers bent and straight) and they are extremely light and strong. When I saw the tip I thought man, it might bend. Nope. If you bend them, you did something wrong. either by mistake or bad technique. Thank you very much. Can't wait to try them out on the PS5.

[@garethlawton5278]

As a Brit, I totally understand the self disappointment in begrudgingly drinking a cold cup of tea. Big props for getting it down while warmth remained.

[@NorthridgeFix]

Problem solved kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXjLi5R5jt2kaa8

[@oscarac4939]

Good job... I'm using an glass-fiber tool to clean the boards, avoid some metallic parts get inside..

[@reuelethanrodrigues8780]

You make this saying true " PRACTICE MAKE'S A PERSON PERFECT "

[@HoloScope]

ok?

[@emostorm7]

That's not the saying

[@DatKarl]

What I've been doing is 3D Printing my own plungers! Always made to fit :) You should probably do that to reduce cost and risk of customers like that when swapping with empty syringes. Plus you can brand your own plungers!

[@jackcheefer]

I don't go to bed anymore before watching a video of you, they're so relaxing

[@I_SuperHiro_I]

Every repair you show us, no matter how small, is interesting because you make it interesting.

[@Dave5281968]

Your pride in workmanship and detailed repair methodology always keep me coming back to see your videos. Thank you. Excellent repair.

[@balenaluba4215]

I solder as a hobby, on stuff like failed LED bulbs(I managed to repair a few :D) and other simple stuff, not laptops and phones, and that brush with one end with normal hairs and one end with steel hairs is an awesome tool I didn't know I needed! It's so easy when you clean and the normal brush isn't quite cutting it to just *_(whoop)_* flip the brush and you have a steel sponge!

[@balenaluba4215]

@TTgamer OP I can't find the brush on his store though, could you give me a link?

[@balenaluba4215]

@TTgamer OP Nvm, found it.

[@handyertanto76]

Thank you sir, you've just explained comprehensively. And your English is easy to understand. Greetings from Indonesia. 👍😁

[@melplishka5978]

I’ve learned more from your program than I did in school. Clearly all negative reviews you get are from either jealous morons or just plain old stupid people. You do a great job and actually have clear pride in what you do. Ty for your time and knowledge.

[@LeadFarmer813]

i melted keyboard ribbon doing work on the chassis.. i learned hard way.

[@kimlang491]

I see a man happy and proud of his work eliciting enjoying it while at the same time sharing his insight and experiences with others. Good on you mate. Like seeing videos like this.

[@mfahham862]

He have alot of knowledge hopefully we see more people like him y'all learn from him he knows what his doing I have learned alot to be honest.

[@mikengo9306]

It's always that satisfaction when the device can turn it. It felt like a puzzle being solved. Great video. Make more of these please, with highlights of component failure.

[@magdcs]

Any video that starts with a man combing his hair has got to be awesome. You got a new subscriber.

[@BeesCantSwim]

I like how you are happy and proud of yourself when you fix something. Don't change.

[@juanrodriguez3165]

Hello, I have been watching your videos for a long time, I am learning a lot with you, I am a newbie and thanks to you I practice from the videos I see, thank you very much for everything, greetings.

[@5zan396]

That happiness when hp logo came 😀.

[@tonymontana897]

Yes it is. Boot logo is a nice thing to see.

[@pr0xZen]

Another big reason to use diffwrent syringes for flux (and paste), is that _the pistons_ that come in factory 10 and 30cc syringes, do not typically have _catches._ so they csn only use floating (no physical connection to the piston) plungers. That means you can't use plungers that _hook into_ the piston, which means you cannot pull on the plunger to relieve pressure from the compression of the piston, to prevent/stop oozing. When doing microsoldering work, especially if on a board you don't want to or cannot remove from its housing/machine, you want as much control of flux or paste volume as possible. You also don't want oozing syringes constantly messing up your work area with flux or solder paste. Funy enough, I did buy some good quality but fake 10cc syringes of amtech flux a couple of years ago, and ended up buying like 10 of them. Because they had pistons with catches and came with hook-in plungers, so I could pull on the piston.

[@whiskeysquiker]

Watching you work is so satisfying. I can only aspire to be half as good but I have learned a LOT in just two videos. Also, your deadpan joke delivery is stellar. LOLThanks for your time and effort.

[@alhobre]

Nice work, drinking tea while doing the repair...an expert actuation. Salute to your work sir.

[@algluba377]

I like to see how you cheerful, then it works by the end. Thanks for another great video!

[@antoniorodrigues8495]

Ignore their negativity. You are doing a very good job in showing us the understandable videos that we can learn from

[@Cin4n]

As an Electronics engineer, I enjoy your videos.

[@l.d.l.d.2550]

You are doing a great job showing how you repair and inspire repair guys like me ....at first I saw your videos I thought I would really follow you to be a guy like you cos I also love to repair....not for the money but for the smile that you get at the end of the repair when the device comes to lifr

[@Eye_of_state]

This guy is brilliant, loveit, no schematic.. I don't have a thermal cam, but I have a thermal temperature gun.

[@snkolson]

You are an amazing teacher please keep up the great content. By the way your smile is contagious. Don't sweat the haters, they hate because they are not on your level.

[@sonideepak1981]

I like your smile 😊 when item is fixed in this video 17:21s love from india 🇮🇳

[@stephenmarende3334]

Good work man, thumbs up. I like the excitement after success, I also feel so when i succeed. I like how your videos are real time and shows the repairs which fail, it very normally for some devices. Receive greetings from Kenya

[@ajandali]

I love to see that smile, the smile of success.

[@FixationwithCarnage]

its amazing how clear that tiny mic is!

[@Frè-Za]

each solution brings a new smile #Haïti!

[@drows76]

"The laptop is working, I repeat, the laptop is working!!" 😂😂 I don't know why youtube recommend me this channel, but i can't stop watching videos

[@crnlbwlawson]

"I is here!" 😂🤣 Love your videos!

[@Rime_Di_Michelangelo]

Repair channels are the best buyer advice.

[@retroredrum]

Thanks for all your hard work, I learned a lot watching your videos, and I apply your techniques repairing retro computers and retro game consoles :) Cheers from France !

[@josearrasola7236]

First one ! Always a pleasure to learn from you always something different, I have 12 years experience but still learning everyday thank you 🙏 fir all you hard work and May God Bless you and your family !

[@robertdawkins2314]

I like to big up the work you is doing people have bad and negative things to say about your work I think you is the best technician working on alot of stuff keep doing what you are doing

[@DiJAndy]

It is better to burn two fingers than entire hand! Great job repairing this common issue. Thanks to you making this videos I managed to warn my friends to not buy this laptop

[@rakeshbhujel8846]

I have been watching your video since my collage. Your are just awesome with everything on electronics. I just loved it. Could you please make videos on every component you use while fixing the devices. Thank you

[@plutoniumshore]

Bless your hearts..because I couldn't handle dealing with regular users/people. Nooooo thank you. I tried doing sidework earlier in my career and was like "NOPE..not for me".

[@LudwigvanBeethoven2]

If there are good reviews with some bad reviews you know you are dealing with a great customer service

[@computerworksuk]

You are truly a magician. Love your workmanship

[@SirUncleDolan]

Hit like for the absolute discipline of drinking the tea while it's still at least warm 👍👍

[@griparian]

You are AMAZING... I love watching you work. Thank You.

[@stephenhood2948]

I can say this, the solder wicks we use at work fray up on the ends very badly, with just minimal use. We arent using them on flat PCBs, usually, we are soldering camera wires onto USBs, but that solder wick you are using looks like a much higher quality than the stuff we are using.

[@blitzkreg335]

I really didn't think I'd enjoy your videos, but after watching them pop up in my recommended feed and watching them was really enjoyable. I really learn things as well, since I did study electrical engineering in school. Really relaxing videos too and quite an accomplishment to see you fix the products every time.

[@senseisecurityschool9337]

Yeah, I'm not sure WHY I'm watching videos of a guy soldering, but I keep wanting to see the next one.

[@mkmyuu]

Love these videos and how happy you are when a fix was successful. Keep it up!

[@Clarkarty]

As your supply of flux comes without syringe plungers that you have to provide to then ship out, would it make more sense and far less plastic waste to have your supplier provide the flux to you in recyclable containers instead of throw away syringes. Just seems a shame, that once empty, each syringe is potentially thrown away when It could perhaps instead be refilled. Just a thought. I have learnt so much since I found your work, thank you from Colin the UK.

[@rogerdiy]

Definitely a master of your craft sir! Inspiring and a great fix, and the excitement seeing the fruits of your labor once a repair goes successfully, truly worth the watch.

[@mrd4n1x]

I LEARNED A LOT FROM YOUR VIDEO. GOOD JOB MAN!

[@1Blastarr]

If the board wasn't in the laptop would you put it into an ultrasonic cleaner to remove the excess flux or just use alcohol?

[@NeoOwnz]

You make this look like art.

[@wetering]

Nice job Alex. You make it look so easy.

[@armchairtin-kicker503]

Lunched in March 2015, these HP Spectre x360 seemed to be plagued with problems judging from the number of vlogs you done on these devices, Alex. In contrast, I have a Lenovo ThinkPad T530, a laptop purchased in August 2012 that has only had a Wi-Fi problem. Having had memory and solid state storage upgrades and a couple of keyboard replacements, it is still my everyday laptop 10-years later. That stated, I do have a Lenovo ThinkPad P1 GEN for my electronics repair business, a laptop purchased to drive a 43" UHD (3480 x 2160) display.

[@ayhamkadoun556]

I think you forgot to unplug battery connector before replace chip, but thanks for god it would not make fault ,,,,, All video time i was afraid about it , because i did same mistake and had troubles, Thanks , you are amazing

[@glennfrancisangot1134]

I really like your videos it makes me feel calm, focus at the same time excited... wish i could learn more about micro soldering and other things.. Big Thanks from a fan from the Philippines... I just realized you really look like the guy from John wick chapter 1.

[@mayankrajpoot6883]

U got a different way for resolding bga chip.. That's amazing😍 U hold chip with twezeer while heating

[@danielsoeiro4910]

Your videos are very good, keep up the amazing work with the same dedication. Best regards.

[@prontocellulare2908]

love u sir. love ur work especially ur smile when u complete ur difficult repair

[@coolpunjabi9491]

A perfect technical man. Pls accept my regards. 💖💖💖

[@loadedfry2.089]

I am from Bangladesh. I like your videos. I have the same model laptop from 2017.

[@terrymohabir7839]

You Do an Awesome soldering job on the circuit boards!!!

[@AlghadirNetwork]

Hi I am watching your work from pakistan for learning you do great work and there is a lot to learn thank you very much for that

[@8Zer0]

his smile every time a device is working is pure gold

[@cubinn149]

With practice makes perfect

[@vics_media]

You are a MASTER CRAFTSMAN !

[@My_Soul_FooD]

Hi Brother Alex. I am interested to buy that comb you just demonstrated in starting the video. It looks fantastic for a repair shop 😃😃😃

[@zax1966]

17:37 the smile of satisfaction, very common to those who do certain things also for personal satisfaction :)

[@ovalwingnut]

I literally was just served up a HP X360 commercial as I wanted this video... Oh snap. I don't that was planned. Hmmm. Should or shouldn't I buy one. Decisions decisions :O)

[@romychopra3595]

Thank you for your amazing videos and knowledge, i am a great admirer, i have a humble request, could you please make a video with steps on how to diagnose a dead motherboard on laptops and phones please sir. Thank you so much!!!

[@KevinBowie]

I can totally agree on selling screen replacements. I sold a some working screens to (so called) friends, a few days later, the person told me they didn't work. So I was left with broken screens.

[@stefanlechner]

Nice video, good work and as always amazing explainings. You are the best. And the beard looks good also😂 Greets from austria

[@nayt33z]

what temperature do you reflow those chips at? are they reballed with leaded or unleaded solder?

[@عامرالساعدي7616]

I want say to you you are the King Of Short

[@dodgydruid]

I grow my own tea, dogmint and some peppermint adding in imported Greek spearmint freshly chopped into fine leaves and some gunpowder tea makes the best moroccan mint. If I wants a wake me up, hot black Assam with a treble slug o' navy rum but not if you are driving or handling heavy equipment, black Assam mixes well with spearmint leaves and sometimes I add a dash of licorice stick for when I am driving or handling heavy equipment :D Am one of the few that knows the magic of making a cup of "Sergeant Majors" tea, really really unhealthy if you don't work it off but it involves a full pound of best black tea leaves, a quart tin of evaporated milk, boil the milk with the tea leaves until it starts to go a coppery colour, off the boil, add some sugar, tip it into a tea urn and top up to the brim with boiling water. It is the old and better version of today's energy drink, you could march 20 miles off the energy of that tea, have another pint mug full and do another 20 miles hence why its called "sgt majors" as nothing short of the RSM could get you awake, alert and willing to hard march 20 miles than the tea itself. If cold weather, a pint of navy rum went into it too :D (proper navy rum isn't that soppy 37% stuff you get in supermarkets, 57% proof stuff like Woods 100)

[@2011jaydog]

love the vids..trying to learn as much as I can..even things to look at!ill do small repairs if I can but learn all I can..i build gaming computers...got a couple old cards ill hafta look at again just for fun

[@gatosalamanca]

that happens with my coffee (tea) when the fun starts...Greetings from Colombia

[@marinvremes5702]

Perfect job. I like your videos. Very informational. Keep up the good work

[@muhammadalisaleem3363]

I have experienced this problem many times where solder doesn't stick, So I switch from 70/30 solder to 60/40 and it always works like a charm.

[@AlexandreKaufmannKrüger]

Please, active legends! Thank you are congratulations! ;-)

[@markwilliam3162]

Always interesting what you fix ,,,,,,,,,,greetings from WALES UK

[@darkbreed]

yes one of the best flux on the market.

[@kakaylimono5337]

with a comb ! nice start though